Author: Caleb McKerley
The Best Biblical Movies for April
The Absolute Best Biblical Movies to Watch this April Despite the rampant marketing and materialism of Christmas, April is really the holiest month of the year. Lent and its many […]
The Free Speech Convulsion
A recent NYT article accidentally portrayed all the problems of free speech advocacy. I say accidentally because the intent of the article was clearly trying to protect the speech of […]
The Trans-Panic is a Failure of Journalism
There is a trans-panic taking over the country. It is playing by the exact same playbook as every astro-turfed panic has before and unfortunately many journalists are continuing to fall […]
Fine Dining is Under Attack
Fine Dining Has Found Itself in the Heart of Class Conflict The COVID pandemic forced some aspects of our society to do some self reflection and the resulting self-flagellation did […]
Identifying, Avoiding, and Fighting Cynicism
The world ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. Local and National news and quite a bit of social media is designed to remind us of this constantly. I am guilty of […]
The Internet is Dead
140 years ago, Friedrich Nietzsche coined the phrase “God is Dead.” The fallout from such a statement hit philosophy students and the deeply religious in the face. Irate confusion continues […]
The Playdate is a Must for Gamers of All Ages and Tastes
The Playdate caught my eye when it was first announced and a close friend and family member who works for Panic got me beyond excited for its release. The Playdate […]
Our Future is at Risk and the Futurists Don’t Seem to Care
Few futurists are looking to solve the major problem facing the globe. Climate change is more than environmental disaster.
It’s Becoming Harder and Harder to Escape Advertising
Steven Speilberg’s Minority Report portrays a future where an individual’s identification is held in their eye and technology has expanded to track each person’s movement and even their mind by […]
Sports are Regressing On Field and Off
On field rule changes are leading to a serious over refereeing problem. Off the field, sports journalism is now worse than DC’s beltway reporters.