The Tom Woods Show, episode 1264.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. I'm so glad to have TK. Kohlman back on the show.

It's been much too long.

TK.

is the co-founder and education director of Praxis.

And if you've listened to this program for a while, you know I'm a big, big booster of

Praxis.

I'll give TK an opportunity at the end of our conversation to say something about Praxis, but let's just say quite a few listeners of this show, young people, have gone through their program and come out the other side with tremendous business experience and a great job and a major, major leg up over their peers.

So it's very much worth looking into. I'll link to it at tomwoods.com slash 1264. And today, TK. and I are going to be talking about something that he's

working on, a little project related to the decision to go to college. And of course, TK.

is not saying nobody should ever go to college. And of course, T.K. is not saying nobody should ever go to college,

but he is saying that the question is a little bit more involved than the sort of worshipful

attitude toward college that pervades American society and probably all of the West.

So this is going to be some good stuff because I've been reading some

material that TK has been putting out on this subject, and it's just top notch. Follow TKKow

TKolman.com. TK., welcome back. It's good to be here, Tom. Tell me about what this tour is all

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