Podcast
In The War on the Family, the Family Must Win
Doug DeVos reflects on the importance of strong families, exploring the cultural, political, and spiritual challenges they face while calling for renewed commitment to family as society’s foundation.
October 2026
The First of Modern Nations
James Matthew Wilson shares a poem exploring how America’s founding principles, rooted in faith, natural law, and timeless truths, continue to shape the nation and renew its spirit across generations.
The Hidden Gem of the American Founding
Gleaves Whitney explores how the Northwest Ordinance shaped American self-government, connecting liberty, education, morality, and civic formation to the pursuit of human flourishing.
America is About Big Ideas. Find Yours.
Kevin Gentry explores how big ideas, bold vision, and an entrepreneurial spirit have shaped America, challenging individuals to think bigger and pursue ambitious goals that create lasting impact.
September 2026
Believe! In America
Doug DeVos reflects on America’s imperfect founding and enduring principles, calling each generation to confront injustice while continuing the work of forming “a more perfect Union.”
From George Washington to George W.: What I Thought About When I Met the President
John C. Pinheiro reflects on America’s enduring appeal to immigrants, exploring how freedom, opportunity, and assimilation have enabled generations to build better lives and contribute to the nation.
America is Never the Status Quo
Aaron Renn explores how America can renew belief in the American Dream by improving everyday life through innovation, affordability, opportunity, and a stronger sense of fair play.
The Real Field of Dreams: How an Immigrant’s Son Became a Dodgers Owner
Alan Smolinisky shares his immigrant father’s journey from arriving in America with four dollars to building a life, showing how freedom, opportunity, and family make the American Dream possible.
The American Dream is a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Gonzalo Schwarz explores the enduring promise of the American Dream, showing how freedom, opportunity, responsibility, and resilience continue to inspire Americans and drive the nation forward.
August 2026
What Should Be In America’s Ruin Garden?
The editorial team imagines what America’s “ruins” might reveal to future generations, calling Americans to preserve the principles of family, faith, and freedom that have shaped the nation.
E Pluribus Unum: Can the One Survive the Many?
Caleb Whitmer explores how America’s strength comes from continually forging unity from diversity, embracing the tension of E pluribus unum as a source of national resilience and renewal.
Community, If You Can Keep It
Noah C. Gould argues that renewing America requires rebuilding local institutions and associations, where citizens can put the nation’s ideals into practice and restore trust in the American project.