Anchored by the Classic Learning Test

This interview by Jeremy was interesting and informative. It was nice to hear a professor from a top tier public university, UVA, discuss censorship in common sensical ways.

I appreciate this podcast doesn’t have the host and others talking over one another. This is a great podcast with interesting insights and great content. I always learn something new and I enjoy the conversation and pace of this podcast. Others should take note on your podcast. Thank you.

A thousand thanks to Jeremy & Arooba! I’ve been listening to your podcasts for 1 & 1/2 years now & find something to connect to with each of your guests. I teach at Founders Classical Academy of Lewisville, Texas. Each week I am motivated to keep persevering in teaching the Good, the True and the Beautiful after hearing from these “shakers & movers” not only from our country but around the world! I also love that we now have a classical standardized test to offer our high-schoolers! Keep up this wonder-filled work. Thank you! D. Mallona

Massachusetts schools did not “ban” The Odyssey. The movement in question was advocating more diverse perspectives in literature, the complete opposite of what you imply. Choosing to move The Odyssey to other grade levels or even not include it in a curriculum is a completely different thing than a ban, like those we see from brain dead GOP governors. Kind of sounds like some both sides nonsense to help push a moral panic about “wokeness” whether you mean it to or not