Dr. Ben Voth, professor at Southern Methodist University and author of Debate As Global Pedagogy: Rwanda Rising, joins Josh to discuss a variety of topics he has researched and written about over the years. The episode begins with the ways race relations have improved in the United States since the Civil Rights era. Dr. Voth explains Afropessimism and Afroidealism as two competing paradigms in contemporary Communication studies. The second half of the episode focuses on Dr. Voth's work with teaching debate in Rwanda, and Voth's conviction that debate reduces the possibility of genocide.
Rob Thornett - Classical Education Renews Culture (6x4)
Scott Yenor - California’s Woke Educational Agenda (6x3)
Paul Krause - Gulliver's Travels, Misanthropy, and Satire (6x2)
Ferenc Horcher - Drinking and Fox Hunting with Sir Roger Scruton (6x1)
Peter Forrest: Can AI Bring Happiness? (5x10 - Season Finale)
Katy Faust and Stacy Manning: Raising Conservative Kids in a Woke City (5x9)
Josh Herring: C.S. Lewis, Gender, and Gratitude (5x8)
Karen Elliott: The Rafiki Foundation and Classical Education in Africa (5x7)
Nathan Orlando: Aristotle’s Enduring Relevance (5x6)
Ben Crenshaw: Christian Nationalism as a Cure for Woke Ideology
Clifford Humphrey: Mere Classical Education (5x4)
Keith Foskey: Humor in a Post-Christian Age (5x3)
Daniel PItt on Roger Scruton, Russell Kirk, and Richard Weaver: Giants of Conservatism (5x2)
5x1 - DEI and Accreditation: Jenna Robinson of the Martin Center for Academic Excellence
Top Down Education is Crumbling: Audio Newsletter 3
The Genesis of Gender: A Christian Theory (Audio Newsletter 2)
4x12 - Bob Luddy: On The Shame of Our National Debt
4x11 - Abigail Favale: Genesis of Gender
4x10 - School Choice Panel Discussion
What is the Future of Classical Education? (Audio Newsletter 1)
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