I really don’t just write about Rush Limbaugh, but, following his death, National Review was kind enough to publish a piece I penned regarding the relationship he cultivated with his audience. Find it here –>
https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/02/rush-limbaughs-unbreakable-bond-with-his-listeners/
Thanks to The American Spectator for printing my essay on Rush Limbaugh in the Summer 2020 edition of the magazine. I attempt to explain how he conquered the medium and has changed radio in his 32 years hosting the show.
You can find the digital version here.
(Artwork not drawn by me)
Over at National Review, we looked at the career and music of Rush with Hillsdale’s Brad Birzer.
Vincent Caruso of Illinois Policy talked about Roxy Music.
Jane Coasten of Vox returned to dive into the world of Jimi Hendrix.
I’ve written a couple of recent pieces at National Review Online:
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We tackle my favorite band with Jay Cost.
Could examining the subject of the #1 movie in America make this the #1 podcast in America? Who knows! But it’s worth a shot.
Yes, the new episode of the National Review podcast is on Radiohead.
You can check it out here.
I invite you to listen to a very special episode of @Political_Beats, as Jeff and I are joined by David Lowery to talk Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker. I love Camper, but Cracker is an all-time band for me. I own every piece of music they’re recorded. Seen them live 6 or 7 times. Hold the music in a very special place. And, as the episode illustrates, Lowery simply is *the* great, overlooked songwriter of his time.
