Gary Horton

Gary Horton | America, We Have Lost Our Strongest Voice

When I was just 6 or 7, I built my first crystal radio. It blew my mind that I could hook a wire to a tree trunk, plug in an earpiece, and — without even a battery — hear KGIL, our local station in the Valley. Sometimes I’d catch “Twist and Shout” or another early rock tune. Back then, radio

David Hegg

David Hegg | The Peril of Forced Unanimity

By David Hegg With the installation of a new presidential administration, a sleeping giant appears to have been awakened. Almost overnight, strong voices have risen to say things most were

David Hegg

David Hegg | Mistakes: The Best Teacher

By David Hegg When I was young, my father was brilliant. But as I entered junior high, he seemed to lose most of his brilliance. In fact, by my first

David Hegg

David Hegg | Freedom of Self-Control

By David Hegg Aristotle was the first philosopher to assert self-control as a virtue in any meaningful way. He put it this way: I count him braver who conquers his