Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal Education

Ep. 014 - The Scandal of the Uneducated College Graduate, with Dale Ahlquist.

You are invited to eavesdrop on a conversation over the tasting of fine wine with renowned author, television host, and President of the Society of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, Dale Ahlquist. Here we discuss the scandal of the uneducated college graduate, the problem with modern education - and the solutions.What Chesterton called the "commodification of the student" meets its unhappy death at the Albertus Magnus Institute and the Magnus Fellowship.

Apply today at MagnusInstitute.org/Fellowship. It is completely free.

And you can be too. No catch.And for the kids, learn more about the Chesterton Academy here. https://chestertonschoolsnetwork.org/

Ep. 013 - Overthrowing Technocracy, Tom Zimmer.

Master technology or be mastered by it - there is no middle ground. Discover COR as we sit down in Lander, Wyoming with Dr. Tom Zimmer to discuss digital detox and the power of the great outdoor classroom to spark the intellect. No matter your state in life, you can cut ties with the front country for good. Break free now at corexpeditions.org.

This wraps our initial three-part series highlighting the great work being done at Wyoming Catholic College, but there is plenty more coming down the pike from Lander in future episodes of the Magnus Podcast. Be sure to subscribe and share it with your friends.

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Ep. 012 - Dr. Glen Arbery.

An interview not to be missed with living legend and president of Wyoming Catholic College, Dr. Glen Arbery on the place of poiesis and gymnastic in authentic liberal learning, liberal vs. liberal, the inhumanity of the student debt model, how to spark wonder in the soul, Flannery O'Connor as an antidote to pharisaism, the role of the liturgy in education, the monastic character of Wyoming Catholic, growing a student with "range," "useful" education vs. education as an end in itself, the hire-ability of a liberally educated human, the educational models of Ronald McArthur and John Senior.

For more on Wyoming Catholic College visit WyomingCatholic.edu

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Ep. 011 - Why Wyoming Catholic College?

Sitting down to discuss the Wild Western Tradition alive and well at Wyoming Catholic College with Dean Kyle Washut. Visit WyomingCatholic.edu for more.

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Ep. 010 - BONUS - THREE BEERS - Chesterton and America

What would G.K. Chesterton have to say about the state of American political affairs? How about Trump, Brexit, Globalism? Find out as we sit down with renowned scholar, author, and Chesterton impersonator, Chuck Chalberg.

Connect with Chuck here: http://historyonstage.net/ or find his essays on Intellectual Takeout, The Imaginative Conservative, and the University Bookman.

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Ep. 009 - Introducing the Magnus Fellowship.

On the feast of St. Albert the Great, the Magnus Fellowship was officially launched to the public.

In this discussion with Brian Long, we give you a sneak preview of the work ahead with Magnus Institute Press and unpack the Magnus Fellowship in which you are now invited to enroll: https://magnusinstitute.org/fellowship/

Ep. 008 - Aristotle's Categories and You, Joseph Hattrup.

Continuing our series highlighting the great minds of Thomas Aquinas College, we sit down with Dr. Joseph Hattrup who provides a lucid and in-depth introduction to a foundation text of the Western tradition: Aristotle's Categories.Thank you for sharing this podcast.

Big things in store on the feast of St. Albert the Great, our Patron. Mark you calendars for November 15 when we unveil the road ahead at MagnusInstitute.org.

Ep. 007 - Read Homer Now, Travis Cooper.

In this first installment of our series highlighting the great work being done at Thomas Aquinas College, we sit down with Dr. Travis Cooper who discusses the anthropology at work in the Homeric Epic, themes in the Iliad and the Odyssey, Christian prefigurements, the confluence of epic literature throughout the Tradition, and the epic-ness of Dante and Beowulf. He also provides some helpful starting points for someone looking to read Homer for the first time. Be sure to subscribe as we'll be releasing more interviews with TAC faculty in the coming weeks.

Share it if you like it. November 15, on the Feast of St. Albert the Great, we take the next step in our mission to liberate the liberal arts at MagnusInstitute.org.

Ep. 006 - Aristotle's Rhetoric in St. John's Gospel, John Johnson.

While taping with Faculty of Thomas Aquinas College, our host was invited to present to the students. In this discussion we cover the power of memes, why the beloved disciple is so beloved, how to respond to Judas when we see him in action even today, and more.

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Ep. 005 - How Can Doctrine Change? Bernhard Blankenhorn.

Fr. Bernhard Blankenhorn is a professor of theology at the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome (also known as the Angelicum). This live presentation will clarify much of the murkiness surrounding the upcoming Synod on the Amazon, as well as give a survey of different criteria by which pastors, theologians and the lay faithful seek to determine the possibilities and limits of doctrinal development. A proper understanding of the nature of revelation and tradition and of the authentic function of the Magisterium will help the person in the pew to better navigate some of the debates in the Church today.

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For more information about the Veritas Young Adult group and to see a calendar of events, visit CatholicVeritas.com.