Nick Hankoff hosts the blog and podcast “Come Home America with Nick Hankoff,” which “narrates and navigates America’s twin crises of identity and order.” Hankoff’s writings have also been published at the Daily Caller, the Mises Institute, The American Conservative, and The Advocates for Self-Government. Hankoff is the former chair of the Republican Liberty Caucus of California, and is also a husband, a father of three, a Catholic, and an overconfident Scrabble player. Hankoff is a busy man and even has another current rhetorical adventure, Order and Liberty, a podcast made with José Niño, who has also been a guest on the DM podcast. I think my chat with Hankoff is a riveting one and an intriguing followup to my appearance on his show earlier this month.
References in this episode include:
• Brion McClanahan’s podcast “If Republicans Had Guts,”
• the Acton Institute’s blog post “Reviving civil society: Formative vs. performative institutions,”
• Robert A. Nisbet’s book “The Quest for Community,”
• Hankoff’s podcast about the wisdom of Garet Garrett and his article on the need for militias,
• my essay “Identity-less-ness,”
• Murray N. Rothbard’s book “Egalitarianism as a Revolt Against Nature,”
• cold-warrior conservative James Burnham,
• and the Great Reset.
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