Greg Ellis reads How Due Process Fell Victim to Good Intentions: A Veteran Court Reporter Looks Back, Christie Blatchford's essay about how due process has been eroded by the insistence that we should believe victims.

Greg Ellis reads Age of Amnesia, Joel Kotkin's essay on how the West is in danger of forgetting its own history.

Greg Ellis reads What They Don't Teach You at the University of Washington's Ed School, Nick Wilson's account of spending a year at what turned out to be Neo-Marxist madrasa

Greg Ellis reads Milan Kundera Warned Us About Historical Amnesia. Now It’s Happening Again, Ewan Morrison's essay celebrating the 90th birthday of the Czech novelist.

Greg Ellis reads Milan Kundera Warned Us About Historical Amnesia. Now It's Happening Again, Ewan Morrison's essay celebrating the 90th birthday of the Czech novelist.

Greg Ellis reads The Children of the Revolution, James David Banker's essay about China's cultural revolution.

Greg Ellis read's Ideology and Facts Collide at Oberlin College, Daniel McGraw's essay on the legal dispute between a bakery and the liberal arts college that ended with a $33 million payout to the small business.

Toby Young reads his essay on Boris Johnson, Britain's new Prime Minister. Toby first met Boris at Oxford 36 years ago.

Greg Ellis reads Watching My Own Excommunication—on a Facebook Video, Sky Gilbert's essay about being expelled from a theater company that he founded for being insufficiently woke.

Greg Ellis reads Watching My Own Excommunication-on a Facebook Video, Sky Gilbert's essay about being expelled from a theater company that he founded for being insufficiently woke.