Hey there, it's Scott Bertram, host of the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour.

On this week's program, we talk with Kyle Mernon from the online learning department

here at Hillsdale College.

He'll tell us about the brand new podcast you should be listening to in addition to

this one, The Hillsdale College Online Courses Podcast.

Also Myron Magnet with us, he explains the history and goals of the anti-racist movement

we discuss his recent essay, The Anti-racist Racket.

And Ben Whalen from Hillsdale's English Depart, but it's back continuing a series on Christopher

Marlow, we talk this week about Dr. Faustis.

All of that this week, on the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour.

Find it at podcast.hillsdale.edu or wherever you get your audio.

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Welcome back America, morning glory to you, evening grace, everyone else.

I'm still in France, I did not get back, but luckily I pre-tape with Dr. Larry Arn,

this first of two conversations about Cicero's on friendship.

And I wouldn't have missed it for the world because I like the Romans better than the Greeks.

And I'm going to start there because Cicero's a Roman among the Romans.

And Kato was really the Roman among the Romans.

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