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In October of 2022, professor and scholar Jon Askonas penned an article for Compact Magazine titled “Why Conservatism Failed.” In it, he explored the challenges facing conservatism in a technological society—among these challenges is the breakdown of tradition. Did technology kill conservatism? Where did conservatism make a wrong turn? Is conservatism able to address the problems it faces in contemporary society?
Host John Sailer sits down with Askonas to discuss these questions and more.
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