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Christine Rosen

Senior writer at Commentary Magazine. Dog owner.

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Sep 272024
September 27, 2024The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•September 27, 2024

Virtual Extinction

The mediating technologies of the new century were welcomed as wonderous life enhancers. A few decades later, we often talk about how the devices we can't put down poison our culture, politics, and relationships. Christine Rosen joins to discuss her new book, The Extinction of Experience: Being Human in a Disembodied World. (Don't let the title scare you off! Christine brings good cheer and a few ideas for a "human things initiative" that can save our skin.) Plus, Peter, Charlie and James chat about the distinct experiences one has walking the streets of New York, riding out a hurricane, or road-tripping across the nation in search of America's best rollercoaster. - Sound clip from the open: Eric Adams addressing New York's citizens.

Hosted by Charles C. W. Cooke, James Lileks, and Peter Robinson

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Ricochet

June 2020

Jun 172020
June 17, 2020Federalist Radio Hour
Federalist Radio HourThe Federalist•June 17, 2020

Christine Rosen On Statues, History, And Leftist Indoctrination In Education

Christine Rosen joined host Ben Domenech to analyze the reasons for recent protests and the chaotic aftermath, including defacing statues in an attempt to eliminate aspects of American history. Rosen is a senior writer at "Commentary Magazine." Rosen argued that public schools have failed to teach history to students but instead have given them a warped view of the American founding, the product of which manifested itself in the recent destruction of historical statues. Schools are to blame, she said, for how little context young people have in understanding historical events.

Hosted by Ben Domenech

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The Federalist

April 2019

Apr 52019
April 5, 2019The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•April 5, 2019

You Can’t Touch This

This week, the audacity of grope -- can Uncle Joe survive the woke warriors? We (along with Bethany Mandel who sits in for Peter) ponder that question with our guest, Commentary's Christine Rosen. Also, have the Democrats gotten too far out over their skis with the Mueller Report? Survey says...YES. And what the heck is going on across the pond with Brexit? We call on Quillette's Toby Young to explain it all to us (and more important issues like Megan Markle's lack of popularity). Finally, Bethany (home) schools us on her NYT piece on the politics of measles immunization. It's a very...sharp conversation.

Hosted by Bethany Mandel, James Lileks, and Rob Long

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Ricochet

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