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Editor’s Note: This is the fifth installment of “The Brush Pass,” a new column by Joshua Rovner (@joshrovner1) on intelligence, strategy, and statecraft. Is there anything left to say about Thucydides? In a year dominated by concerns over modern technologies — ballistic missiles, nuclear warheads,

History podcasting mastermind Mike Duncan joined Ryan for a few drinks in Washington for our latest episode. Rome is what brought them together — more specifically his New York Times best-selling book, The Storm Before the Storm: The Beginning of the End of the Roman Republic. The book tells the

By Charlie DeWitts I’ve never seen this done before! Some students of classical music decided to set up a free show for the people who use the subway system of New York City on their daily grind. Of course, just when you think it can get any better, the ballet dancers come out of nowhere!

By Jack Day CDZA creates music experiments on the street and has a blast doing it, as can be seen from this video. These guys are extremely talented and have figured out a way to put it to good use while bringing people together for some great music. Good job guys! What did you think […]