Hey there, it's Scott Bertram, host of the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour.

On this week's program, we talk with Dr. Paul Ray, professor of history at Hillsdale,

about the latest in his series of books, Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War,

the grand strategy of classical Sparta, very interesting conversation.

Andrew Begeos with us, he has written the rifle to, back to the battlefield,

more stories from our World War II veterans will ask him why a weapon

provokes such powerful memories.

And Courtney Mayette, chairman and associate professor of chemistry at Hillsdale,

but we talk with her about her move from Iron Man triathlon competitions

to the world of gravel cycling.

All that and more, this week, on the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour,

find it at podcast.hillsdale.edu or wherever you get your audio.

The following program is pre-recorded.

Morning glory, America, bones were high, Canada, you hear it inside the beltway,

and I'm holding up a book. It's called The Soul of Politics.

It's by Glenn Elmer's, one of my guests on the Hillsdale Dialogue this week,

along with Dr. Larry Arn, president of Hillsdale College.

All things Hillsdale are found at hillsdale.edu.

And The Soul of Politics, which has begun to sell and sell like hotcakes,

was written by Glenn Elmer's when he was a fellow at Hillsdale College.

Good morning to you both. It's great to have you both, Dr. Arn.

I believe you had former Secretary of State Pompeo up in Michigan recently.

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