Features

Kim R. Holmes discusses The Closing of the Liberal Mind on the Encounter Books Podcast.

Michael Walsh on Faust, the Frankfurt School and the Elemental Power of Sex.

Doug Schoen discussed his timely new book, Putin on the March, on the Encounter Books Podcast.

In his op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, Roger Kimball examines our historical animosity towards the term and asks if our disdain for "the voice of the people" is warranted.

F.H. Buckley discussed his provocative new book, The Republic of Virtue, with our own Ben Weingarten.

Enjoy this festive beverage with holiday readings from Melanie Kirkpatrick's Thanksgiving: The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience.

A Reading from Melanie Kirkpatrick's 'Thanksgiving: The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience'

In the debut episode of Close Encounters, John Yoo discusses his new book (co-authored with Jeremy Rabkin,)  Striking Power: How Cyber, Robots, and Space Weapons Change the Rules for War. 

Douglas E. Schoen reveals how Putin is slowly reclaiming all of the former Soviet Republics.

Leo Thorsness (1932-2017) tells the story of how a group of courageous POWs organized a Sunday prayer session in a North Vietnamese hellhole.

Barry Latzer discussed his controversial book, The Rise and Fall of Violent Crime in America, with our own Ben Weingarten.

Philip Hamburger discusses his new Encounter Intelligence book, The Administrative Threat, on the Encounter Books podcast.

Heather Mac Donald discussed her explosive New York Times Bestselling book, The War on Cops, with our own Ben Weingarten.

David Schoenbrod discusses his new book, DC Confidential: Inside the Five Tricks of Washington, on the Encounter Books Podcast.

German energy policies, French labor regulation, Italian public debts, and a Scandinavian cost of living premium: Subtract Silicon Valley and Hollywood, and America’s most populous state has distinctly European features.