Absolutely wonderful podcast. It's given me a lot to think about, and I can't wait to read the book.

I grew up in Oregon, but my family isn't close and there is a lot of brokenness there - in a way in enabled me to leave easily. I went to college in Nashville, lived in New York City for a bit, and now live in Los Angeles. While I'm not married nor have children, I have no desire to start or raise a family here, and I'm anxious to move....however my current industry (entertainment) makes that difficult.

As a result, I'm starting Business School later this year in Texas, and I'm very much looking forward to it. Thankfully I'm young enough at 29 to realize where my path was heading and have time to change directions a bit.

Thank you Ben, Abby, and Rod.

Thanks Rob. I think. Good Lord, horrifying.

Rob - the link to the drawings is incorrect.

I had the completely opposite reaction. Josh in particular was incredibly articulate and thoughtful. It's clear he knows what he's talking about.

"That was a preview of the next Mark Steyn column." 

Amazing stuff - had to control my laughter here at work. :)

I had to Google what the whole Ginger VS Mary Ann question was about! 

Fun show as always.

They are now, but they don't have to be. To write off minorities wholesale is foolish, immoral, and hurtful to this country. It is an uphill battle at the moment - but our message has not been clearly or honestly communicated with them.

I'm 28. I'm in this for the long haul. I'm not even married yet (or dating anyone - but that's another story, ha) and I'm in this fight for my future children. Giving up is not an option.

And Douglas, to quote Joshua Trevino:

 if you look at nonwhites and see intrinsic nonconservatives, you are definitely part of the problem.

Also, loved the Lileks turn of phrase "braying Eeyore-ism" - cracking up here!

Don't you mean 1999, EJ? ;)

Amy, I'll add you next time I hop on! :)

As Prager says, liberalism poisons everything. =/

Hello, friends. 

Yep, I'm on Steam. Not much lately though, as I study for the GMAT and prepare for Business School. When I do have a moment or two, I'm enjoying the new WoW expansion. Played the demo of XCOM and really liked it - I've heard a ton of great things about it.

I've tried a few rounds of LoL, but I just can't really get into the Dota/LoL scene - the community is...not great and I have no idea what I'm doing, ha.

I'm also a huge fan of the Anno series - except for the horrendously liberal/PC story. Has anyone else noticed this? The gameplay is so great though....!

Watching now - thanks!

Wonderful article. Thank you for sharing this, Peter.

I'll be moving to Texas or the South. I plan to next year, actually, regardless of who wins by way of Business School. Los Angeles and California are driving me nuts, and I'm young enough (28) to start somewhere anew. And it's not just for my own happiness - it's for the sake of my future wife and children.