Hey there! Today I want to tell you about the Hillsdale K-12 Classical Education Podcast.

This unique show explains how children benefit from an American classical education.

Whether you're a teacher, student, or parent, you'll find something of value on the show.

You'll hear from teachers and administrators from schools around the country,

as well as Hillsdale professors and friends who are leading the effort to revive the American

tradition of K-12 education. When you listen, you'll learn all about classical education.

What it is, how to teach it, and why it matters today.

And there are dozens of back episodes on specific topics,

like teaching Singapore math, reading great books,

and even understanding how athletics is critical to a child's development.

Listen every Monday on podcast.hillsdale.edu.

That's podcast.hillsdale.edu or wherever you find your audio.

Portions of the following program may contain pre-recorded Missouri Health.

Morning glory America. I'm Bonjour. Hi Canada. That music means it's the last

radio hour of the week live. I'm on the west coast. Deep in the heart of the beltway

is Dean Matt Spalding, who helms the Kirby Center in the graduate school of public policy

and statesmanship for Hillsdale College in the heart of Washington DC. Dean Spalding,

welcome back. Good to have you this morning. Good to be with you Hugh and Happy New Year.

Happy New Year to you. Is the snow begun to fall there in DC?

No, but we're already buying milk and bread, so that's a sign that there must be snow coming.

Yes, that's a, you know, in Ohio, we call it April, but in the beltway people panic at the

sign of the bill. Exactly. Dean Spalding, we're going to talk Supreme Court this hour. We're

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