I am delighted to report that I have joined as a visiting scholar, the Declaration of Independence

Center for the Study of American Freedom at the University of Mississippi.

The center offers educational opportunities, speakers, internship, and reading groups for the

University of Mississippi community.

It is named in honor of the United States founding document,

which constitutes the nation as a political community and expresses fundamental principles of American freedom,

including in the recognition of the importance of Judeo-Christian values in shaping American exceptionalism.

Dedicated to the academic and open-minded exploration of these principles,

the Center exists to encourage exploration into the many facets of freedom.

It will sponsor a speaker series and an interdisciplinary faculty research team. If you'd like to learn more about the

center, please visit Olmiss. That's O-L-E-M-I-S-S-D-U-S-Independence slash.

Hi, everybody. This is Got Sad. After a bit of a break, we were away with the family in bermuda then i had a speaking engagement

in seattle i'm back in my home base and my first guest post-family vacation is adam setella who is a

he shares my alma mater he is a phd in english from Cornell University, and he was kind enough to put immediately above his beautiful head a copy of a book.

I hear that the author of that book is an incredibly wise and good looking man.

Thank you for putting him up.

Adam, how are you doing?

I'm doing great. Thanks for having me.

It's a pleasure to have you.

I wanted to begin by

letting people know about your book. First book, correct? First book, yeah. Yes. So here it is. That book

is dangerous. Exclamation point. How moral panic, social media and the culture wars are remaking publishing.

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