The Widow: Something To Believe In
Amazon Prime Originals’ The Widow opens in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) with an...
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Category: TV/Radio
The Good Cop: Watch it on Netflix While You Can.
Patently, he’s a grown-up Boy Scout, a cop who does everything by the book, including the Good Book.
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The Durrells on TV: Your Passport to Corfu
By the standards of our superhero movie and ‘Game of Thrones’ TV cultures, The Durrells may sound dull, but it is a comedy.
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On ‘Midsomer Murders’ — Since When Did Christianity Become a ‘Cult of Death’?
In the context of “The Straw Woman,” the notion of Christianity as a sadomasochistic cult is absurd.
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Culture Wars and the Tube: Homosexuality as Happy Ending
Our entertainment media too often depict one shining oasis of love and happiness: the homosexual union.
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BBC’s Grantchester: Father Brown It Ain’t
The PBS/BBC version [does] such violence to James Runcie’s creation that no true fan, except one star-struck with James Norton’s puling Sidney, could countenance the result.
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The Handmaid’s Tale: A Leftist Blueprint in Disguise
If Hulu had broadcast a series suggesting any of those barbaric practices against women in a country called, for example, New Iran or Caliphate West, the Left would have been up in arms with cries of “Islamophobia.”
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Charles III: Shakespeare For Dummies
For me, Mike Bartlett’s play “Charles III” sinks of its own cleverness and drowns in a flood of clichés.
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“Johnny B. Goode” Was Not Good Enough to Be Called ‘Great Music’
I contend with absolute conviction that the world would be a better place if Chuck Berry, Elvis, Little Richard, and every Commando of the British Invasion had never lived.
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A Speech on Pro-Life Politics – A Layman’s Point of View
On June 24, 2016, I gave this speech on Faithful Citizenship at the Ruah Woods Conference Center...
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An Hour with Dana Gioia and His Poetry — A Radio Interview
Here is my one-hour interview with poet, critic, essayist, Dana Gioia on “Church and...
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The Power That Makes Us Small
Where once men and now women joined the armed services to serve their country even to the extremity of giving their lives for it, they now join to celebrate their power.
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