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Eric Scheske

How to be Guerrilla Fighter Against Left Hemispheric Hegemony

A former marine taught me jurisprudence. Professor Charles Rice was a tough guy. This Irish man dripped with an attitude that said, “Don’t you dare call me a ‘mick.’” He was a no-nonsense guy who raised ten children and was fiercely loyal to the Catholic Church. I don’t

Meg 2 Features a Diverse Cast of Original Characters

With the constant remakes, reboots, re-imaginings, sequels, threequels, prequels and spinoffs, movies have begun to feel formulaic. That’s why a movie like Meg 2: The Trench, works so well. Where other movies opt for safety in doing what has worked before, Meg 2 has the boldness to craft new

P. S. 51 to the End

Paul Hundt at The Lamp

BYCU

State Agricultural Dysfunction that Would Make Stalin Blush Why France Must Destroy 80 Million Gallons of WineQuality French wine is expensive, and that’s if you want to drink it—who knew it would be more expensive to destroy it? As a result of a surplus of wine and a

Off the Grid Since 1693

I live around the Amish. I invited a few to my daughter's wedding last month. I'm currently working on a set of contracts for my largest Amish client. I live within bicycling distance of Shipshewana, which, last I knew, is Indiana's largest tourist destination.

In Amish Country, Buggy Lanes Will Flank Some Rural Roads

Lonnie Lee Hood at The Daily Yonder

Drink that Pint: Flex Your Right Hemisphere, Spit at that Gnostic

Pubs are closing at an alarming rate, possibly as many as 50 every month. Rising energy rates are the immediate culprit, but so is an increasing tendency among Brits to be "economical" and drink at home. It's a problem: The death of the local pub, like

The Death of Church and Pub

Carl Trueman at First Things

Cultural Appropriation! Main Actor in Upcoming Napoleon Movie is Not Even Napoleon

Eyebrows were raised at the release of the trailer for the upcoming Napoleon movie, starring Joaquin Phoenix and not the 19th-century French general-turned-emperor himself. Many took to Twitter to voice their opposition to the decision by Sony Studios. “From Desiree to Bill and Ted to Night at the Museum 2,

Are We Becoming a Nation of Gollums?

Joseph Pearce at The Imaginative Conservative