On the new episode of the Larry Arn show, Hillsdale College President Larry Arn

sits down with theologian and CS Lewis scholar Michael Ward for a one-on-one

conversation. Isn't that too bad children's story ends tragically?

Well, it's a bold move. I agree to kill off literally every character

and destroy the world that you've just spent previous six books creating.

The amazing thing is that he manages to pull it off as well as he does.

Listen to this exclusive interview with Michael Ward right now, only available on the Larry Arne Show.

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podcast dot hillsdale dot edu. dot E.DU. Morning glory and evening grace America, it's Hugh Hewitt, the Washington D.C.

edition of the Hugh Hewitt Show from the Studios and the Heritage Foundation across the

street from the Kirby Center of

Hillsdale College, so it's only appropriate that I spend my Friday evening talking here on the

East Coast, not the West Coast this time, with Dr Larry Arn, President of Hillsdale College. It's our Hillsdale

Dialogue which is unique this week because it's a coming on the eve of the

50th anniversary of the passing of the centuries great man, the last century's greatest man, Winston Churchill. Dr. Arne, how are you tonight?

Very well. How are you, Hugh? I'm terrific. I'm wondering, did the British have anything like the State of the Union address. We watch the President and I just can't imagine Churchill going on for an hour and having nothing memorable left behind him.

Well, of course they had something much more common but not quite like that

the Constitution says there's to be an annual message to the congress

and uh... you know ge have George Washington delivered what the

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