Hey, it's Scott Bertram, and I've got a challenge for you today.

Become a better educated American citizen.

And to help you do just that, we at Hillsdale College have our

challenge, challenge take just one of our courses.

There are so many to choose from.

You can discover the beauty of the Bible and the Genesis story.

Study the writings of C.S. Lewis, or explore the true meaning of America in Constitution

101.

We have dozens more to choose from, and all these self-paced free courses feature

Hilsdale faculty and scholars, many you've heard on this podcast. So, visit Hilsdale. edu slash. E. C O U R S E and pick one of the more than 30 free Hillsdale courses.

I hope you'll accept my challenge.

Pick whichever course you like and become a more educated citizen today.

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... Morning, C-O-E-R-S, C-E, C beltway. I'm in the Motor City. I'm close to

Hillsdale College. This is the last radio hour of the week. That means it's time for

the Hillsdale dialogue, which I usually have with Dr Larry Arn or one of his

colleagues in Hillsdale, but commencement is

tomorrow and so they are busy so they asked one of their regular professors who

was on the campus often our friend in classes says Victor Davis Hanson to join me this morning.

Dr. Hansen, good to talk to you Victor, good to have you back.

Good to be here, you?

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