Hey,

welcome back to Young Heritage Conversations.

This is our interview series to supplement and

compliment the other stuff that we do on Tuesdays where I talk with you a little bit about the

canon and great works of the West and the tradition of Athens and Jerusalem.

These interviews are a chance for me to learn a little bit about what's going on out there in the world.

But before we go any further, I need to tell you that this episode is brought to you by our sponsor, the Ancient Language Institute.

These guys have been with the show for a very long time,

and now that we've rebooted it,

I'm really delighted that they are going to be our first sponsor in this new episode, new version of the show.

If you've been with me for a while, you've heard me rave about ALI, the Ancient Language Institute, I think first of all that what they do is so urgently

important.

They are offering people at every stage of life and every degree of education.

They're offering people access to the classical languages

and if you care about Western civilization and you like the stuff that we talk about on this show,

there's really no better way to get a face-to-face personal encounter with these great

texts. There's no better way to do that than to learn the classical languages. And there's no better

way to learn the classical languages than to check out the

Ancient Language Institute. Their website is ancient language.com so you can go on there

I will post that link in the description of this episode and check out everything

that they offer.

They teach four languages now.

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