On this episode of Acton Line, research associate at the Acton Institute, Jordan Ballor, talks with best-selling author and leading political satirist, P.J. O’Rourke, about his newest book, “None of My Business.” O’Rourke will be giving a talk at Acton’s upcoming event in Chicago on March 7 and registration is still open. Register at the link below to save your seat. In the second segment, Acton’s director of communications, John Couretas, speaks with Ray Nothstine, editor at Civitas Institute, about the film “They Shall Not Grow Old.” In director Peter Jackson’s most recent movie, original World War I footage undergoes groundbreaking restoration, complete with voice over acting and sound affects.
Check out these additional resources on this week’s podcast topics:
Register here to attend Acton’s upcoming event in Chicago featuring P.J. O’Rourke
Purchase “None of My Business”
Read “Peter Jackson’s World War I film is superb,” by Samuel Gregg
Learn more about “They Shall Not Grow Old”
Peter Jackson on his new First World War film: ‘Let them tell their story’
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