
Hillsdale College was founded in 1844 with a mission to provide "all who wish to learn" the education necessary to preserve the civil and religious liberties of America. This Podcast, hosted by Hillsdale Online Learning Directors Kyle Murnen and Juan Davalos, expands that mission to a whole new audience. The Hillsdale Online Courses Podcast brings free, full online courses to your podcast feed, wi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 160 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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On this episode of The Hillsdale College Online Courses Podcast, Jeremiah and Juan discuss the political disorder of the Trojans before introducing a lecture from Stephen Smith.
As Zeus turns the war against the Greeks, Agamemnon sends a delegation... more
On this episode of The Hillsdale College Online Courses Podcast, Jeremiah and Juan discuss the proper way to relate to our ancestors before introducing a lecture from Stephen Smith.
Diomedes rampages, wounding even gods in his onslaught. Before Hec... more
On this episode of The Hillsdale College Online Courses Podcast, Jeremiah and Juan discuss Paris' duel with Menelaus before introducing a lecture from Stephen Smith.
Helen launched a thousand ships when she fled with Paris. Now Paris faces her husb... more
On this episode of The Hillsdale College Online Courses Podcast, Jeremiah and Juan introduce the brand new course "The Iliad."
Homer’s epic tells of the will of Zeus and the rage of Achilles that will impose devastating consequences on the Greek ar... more
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A great podcast for those with varied interests, from literature to classical paintings, history, philosophy, the U.S. Constitution, etc. There is something here for everyone to enjoy.
I love this podcast. I wish more universities would do this. Education should be available for everyone who wishes to learn. Still waiting for the Ivy League schools to do this, by the way.
Dr. McClay has a phenomenal knowledge of history and a down-to-earth manner of retelling it. The only negative would be his style of speaking. He begins a sentence at full volume, then trails off as he speaks the final phrases almost to the point of speaking under his breath. This wide modulation means either having him shout at you (if the volume is up) or missing the ends of his sentences (if the volume is down).
I enjoy listening to the Professor he is excellent in telling the story of our great nation.
Pro: Edu should be available to all who wish to learn. I 100% support what you are doing. I wish more univ would do the same.
Con: It is truly sad to hear the underlying hate in many lectures. Why is every topic presented in 2?
In 2, meaning: godly/evil, good/bad, right/wrong, help/harm, day/night, and so on. Please see that when the world is viewed this way, hate can be the only outcome. It is human to feel your personal morals, virtues, beliefs, etc are the ‘correct’ way of life. Therefore,... more
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This series presents free, university-level online courses in podcast form, pairing host-led discussions with guest scholars to unpack classic literature, history, and Western thought. Episodes center on structured lectures, textual analysis, and contextual notes that connect primary works to broader themes like hospitality, civics, and moral reasoning, often framed by Hillsdale College faculty. Notable strengths include accessible introductions to dense material, translation and interpretation notes, and a strong emphasis on teaching a well-ordered, virtuous public sphere through rigorous scholarship. The format is well-suited for listeners who want structured learning moments, expert analysis, and a clear through-line from primary texts t... more
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1. Hillsdale Dialogues
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3. The Larry Arnn Show
4. Hillsdale College Podcast Network Superfeed
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