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Rhetoric In Retrospect

Rhetoric in Retrospect

A weekly Arts podcast
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Rhetoric in Retrospect

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Rhetoric in Retrospect

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In this highly belated episode, the three circumlocutors contemplate the finding of a satisfactory balance of work in one's life. With examples ranging from modern memes to the ancient Diogenes, and from to Andrew Tate to urban pastors, David,
In one of their best (and longest) episodes to date, the ponderous podcasters puzzle over some interesting theological questions, and perform their usual prerogative in falling prey to innumerable rabbit holes. Listen to discover the ethics of
Welcome to episode 30! We're official podcasters now, having hit the coveted 30-episode mark which statistically few achieve. In this episode Ben leads a discussion (or rather spouts facts) on the subject of slumber, using Matthew Walker's book
In this, our latest foray into the confusing countryside of "modern literature," Max leads us through the popular book by Rhonda Byrne, The Secret. We discuss what few kernels of truth the book might conceal, as well as its fundamental failings
We're back! In this long-overdue episode, David leads us through a delightful discussion on Michael Ward's expository work Planet Narnia. We learn all about the secret literary machinations of C. S. Lewis, age-old beliefs concerning celestial b
In this episode, we expound further upon the many attributes and hidden meanings secreted within the popular series, Harry Potter. We examine the Christian aspects, alchemical signposts, name significance, and authorial intent behind the bestse
At long last! Ben finally screwed up his courage to talk about his favorite topic: J. K. Rowling's bestselling series about a young wizard. Listen to this first foray into the topic for an overview of why we love books (and Barbie), mulling ove
Aaaand we're back!! Celebrating a year since the release of our first episode, here are our musings on the Christmas season from a perspective you might not be familiar with. From Santa's eating habits to the harmful psychology of Elf on the Sh
In this episode, we expand upon our previous episode and discuss the importance of integration in classical education, as well as our lives more broadly. We present numerous examples we hope are helpful to you listeners!
In this episode, we all discuss our experiences with education. What is it? Is it good? Bad? What is classical education? We answer all these questions and more, and give you listeners useful tools to apply to your lives.
We're back! In this episode we have another unstructured discussion, where we talk about driving, parenting, music, and other things that are on our minds. We hope you enjoy, and we're looking forward to getting back into providing you with con
In this episode, Ben guides us on a discussion loosely structured around C. S. Lewis's book The Problem of Pain. We discuss how a good and omnipotent God could allow the existence of pain, suffering, and evil. We come to a satisfactory conclusi
In this impromptu episode, we discuss a bunch of random things! We simply go around asking general questions, and we proceed to go down plenty of rabbit trails. Listen to learn about Dinosaurs, UFOs, music, work, dragons, money, and more! Unsil
We're back! In this episode, David leads us through the first part of Virgil's (or Vergil's?) Aeneid. We discuss whether or not Aeneas himself is heroic and virtuous by those standards, and what we can learn from the work as a whole. David conv
Max leads us in a discussion of the psychology and philosophy of David Goggins's book Can't Hurt Me. Is success luck or hard work? Are shortcuts good? Is the only path to success just to "suck it up" and power through? We answer these questions
In this episode, Ben leads us through the book Atomic Habits by James Clear. We discuss why habits are important, and how we can shape them to benefit us. And we laugh a lot.
Have you ever wondered what work of non-sacred literature is the most edifying? Well, even if you haven't, we'll answer this valuable question in this episode! David leads us through his Senior Thesis in an entertaining way, and we uncover many
In this episode Ben leads us through Genesis 1-11 using the book Navigating Genesis as a guide. We answer many questions including the age of the earth, the existence of dragons and dinosaurs, whether the flood was global or local, the change i
In this fortunate episode, Max leads us through Karla Starr's fascinating book Can You Learn to Be Lucky? We discuss how to "rip the system," the moral repercussions of such a thing and some applications to take into our everyday lives. 
Alas, we apologize that we have no episode today, and didn't yesterday. However, we're going to be back to weekly releases, so hurrah! Till next week!
In this episode, we apply one of the concepts we covered in a previous episode, in this case, Episode 6 on Ring Composition, and took a work of art we admire and used our tool to reveal new depths in the story. David leads us in the discovery o
In this episode, we have a lively conversation; which will emerge victorious? Books? Movies? Neither? Listen to find out. We answer questions you have always wondered at; is it "analogicially"? (no) Should you read movies? (how...) Is logic fun
In this departure from the usual, we discuss a new technology with the potential to change the world--and we attempt to determine for better or for worse. We discuss philosophy, theology, science, and mosquitos in an attempt to reach a conclusi
A brief announcement that we shall be publishing a new episode every other week for the next two months as we wrap up our school year. We'll be back to it next week! Until then, check out Classical Stuff You Should Know, Pints with Jack, the La
In this laid-back episode, we describe to you our own personal methods of memory, and tell you how to build your very own "Mind Palace!" We explore the quirks of our three minds, and we hope that we have helped you in your memorizing pursuits. 
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