Joshua Minton

People with Guns in the Street is Good: Remembering Bastiat's "The Law"

I took this while tailgating for the 2006 OSU/Michigan Game of the Century. Joshua Minton People with guns, watching their stuff and the lives of their loved ones, is nothing but good for society. The Supreme Court just struck...

The Story Arc that Saved Star Trek The Next Generation's First Season

The first season of Star Trek The Next Generation is riddled with flaws but there are a few story arcs that took root enough to give the show a firm base for a fertile second season. One of these arcs...

The Story Arc that Saved Star Trek The Next Generation's First Season

The first season of Star Trek The Next Generation is riddled with flaws but there are a few story arcs that took root enough to give the show a firm base for a fertile second season. One of these arcs...

The Story Arc that Saved Star Trek The Next Generation's First Season

The first season of Star Trek The Next Generation is riddled with flaws but there are a few story arcs that took root enough to give the show a firm base for a fertile second season. One of these arcs...

Miranda Sound is Reuniting for At least One Show in Columbus. Here's Why You Should Care.

Dan singing into the pickup of his telecaster and Billy preparing to take off with the rhythm. Joshua Minton. Comfest 2007 Fellow Ohioans may remember Miranda Sound. They were a local band who made four amazing albums between the year...

Cormac McCarthy's "The Road" is the Death of Feminism

The moment that the unnamed mother walks into the mist, away from her child, void of all desire to live, resolved to being fuel for the brahmanic sacrifice of life, she denies the cultural subservience feminism was meant to overthrow...

True education means going past religion

Organized religion is the frozen thought of man, out of which he builds temples and churches, it has become a solace for the fearful, an opiate for those who are in sorrow. But God or truth is far beyond thought...

Teach your children well: Where the Red Fern Grows and the old American work ethic

It's no secret that the youth of America have an entitlement issue, many feeling they are owed the American dream simply because they were born under the banner of the US flag. The Protestant work ethic, the scrimping, the...

Finding the human in the being: Tim Russert's final words

There are tragedies in literature, tragedies in politics, history and theater; rarely are there tragedies in the American news media. Perhaps the largest of these media tragedies is the loss of Tim Russert, a man whose supernova of a heart...

The Letter Project: Where letters go to live

The art of personal letter writing is considered by many to be a dying one. Unique in format, the personal letter can be a perfect blend of literary and private exposition, a format which seems to be on the verge...

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People with Guns in the Street is Good: Remembering Bastiat's "The Law"

The Story Arc that Saved Star Trek The Next Generation's First Season

The Story Arc that Saved Star Trek The Next Generation's First Season

The Story Arc that Saved Star Trek The Next Generation's First Season

Miranda Sound is Reuniting for At least One Show in Columbus. Here's Why You Should Care.

Cormac McCarthy's "The Road" is the Death of Feminism

True education means going past religion

Teach your children well: Where the Red Fern Grows and the old American work ethic

Finding the human in the being: Tim Russert's final words

The Letter Project: Where letters go to live

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