The Radicals are coming close to the end of their blog’s run, but they have not slowed down just yet. Bill Kauffman comments on nonprofessional astronomer Leslie Peltier and opponent of “conquest of the moon,” mentions his own forthcoming books, including a biography of Anti-Federalist Luther Martin, and offers a good Vidal quote as the RR credo. After remembering Marvin Gaye, Dan McCarthy picks up the Anti-Federalist ball and runs with it, stepping on David Brooks in the process. Jeremy Beer writes on the works of Booth Tarkington. Caleb Stegall considers the career of William Jennings Bryan in the light of reactionary radicalism and started a discussion about the prospects for “neo-populism” prompted by Peggy Noonan’s recent column.