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The Close Read PodcastFall 2025-Winter 2026 Review with Charles KeslerEditor Charles Kesler is joined by Associate Editor Spencer Klavan to crack open the much-anticipated CRB double issue, released to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the CRB. Charles reflects on the Institute's principles, accomplishments, and prescience in his editor note. Paul Rahe equips readers to understand ongoing conflicts by exploring the history of Iranian revolutions. Christopher Caldwell tracks the rise of Zohran Mamdani and what it portends for both New York and Left politics. William Voegeli offers the definitive assessment of Never Trump. And much, much more! This is a public episode. If you'd like to...
2026-01-191h 09
Delight Your Marriage494-Don't Waste the Great Gift of Influence (Re-Release)Don't Waste the Great Gift of Influence (Formerly titled: Don't Waste Your Impact) It's easy to underestimate just how much weight your words, actions, and attitudes carry—especially in your marriage. But the truth is, your spouse is the person you impact most in this life. And that impact can either build up or break down. It can draw them closer to Jesus—or push them further away. Whether you're aware of it or not, you are influencing every day. The real question is: how are you using that influence? In today's episode, we'r...
2025-08-0151 minDelight Your Marriage494-Don't Waste the Great Gift of Influence (Re-Release)Don't Waste the Great Gift of Influence (Formerly titled: Don't Waste Your Impact) It's easy to underestimate just how much weight your words, actions, and attitudes carry—especially in your marriage. But the truth is, your spouse is the person you impact most in this life. And that impact can either build up or break down. It can draw them closer to Jesus—or push them further away. Whether you're aware of it or not, you are influencing every day. The real question is: how are you using that influence? In today's episode, we'r...
2025-08-0151 min
New HumanistsSparta: Appalling and Enthralling | Episode XCIIISend a textTHIS IS SPARTA. Xenophon said that, even in his day, the rest of the Greeks thought Sparta's laws wholly strange: "all men praise such institutions, but no state chooses to imitate them." Foremost among these strange laws, of course, were the ones concerned with the rearing and education of children. And these laws, he said, were in their own turn developed not by imitating others, but came from the mind of a single great lawgiver: Lycurgus. It should come as no surprise, then, that the strict military training regime instituted by something of a...
2025-08-0157 min
TAKEN TV PodcastsThe Charlie Kirk Show - What is Suicidal Empathy and Is It Destroying the West?Charity, pluralism, and openness are values that made the West great. But they are not values shared by the aggressive Islamists and resentful Third Worlders the West has been admitting in huge numbers. In the wake of New York's mayoral primary, Dr. Gad Saad issues a warning about how foreign migrants view the West's practices as weaknesses to be exploited. Plus, Hillsdale's Prof. Paul Rahe describes the nature of the Iranian Islamic regime, the history of its conflict with Israel, and the prospects for it being overthrown by more moderate, friendly forces inside the country. Watch every...
2025-06-2737 min
The Mandy Connell Podcast06-25-25 FULL SHOW - DougCo Says NO To Home Rule, And Is Social Security Broke?DOUGCO SAYS NO THANK YOU And hooboy it was a butt kicking.WEATHER WEDNESDAY IS BACK! Because I'm back! Fox 31s Dave Fraser joins us at 12:30 to let us know what's coming up this week and take your questions.WAR HISTORIAN PAUL RAHE ON TODAY To talk about how Israel being at war with Iran is the natural conclusion to the attacks of October 7th, and why it is in our best interest that Israel win. He joins me at 1pm to discuss. Find out more about Paul at https://www.hillsdale.edu/faculty/paul-rahe/ or ht...
2025-06-261h 42The Mandy Connell Podcast06-25-25 Interview - War Historian Paul Rahe on TodayWAR HISTORIAN PAUL RAHE ON TODAY To talk about how Israel being at war with Iran is the natural conclusion to the attacks of October 7th, and why it is in our best interest that Israel win. He joins me at 1pm to discuss. Find out more about Paul at https://www.hillsdale.edu/faculty/paul-rahe/ or http://www.paularahe.com/
2025-06-2521 min
WRFH/Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FMPaul Rahe: Sparta’s Third Attic WarWhen the great war pitting the Athenians against the Peloponnesians first erupted, Pericles told his compatriots that, if they kept up their navy, focused on the conflict at hand, and refrained from wasting their resources on ulterior objects, they would “win through”—and Thucydides believed him. After Pericles’ death, however, to the historian’s dismay, the Athenians pursued risky adventures tangential to their struggle with the Spartans and their allies; and, in Sicily, thanks in large part to domestic strife, they squandered not one, but two great armadas. Then, in the aftermath of that catastrophe, they found themselves bereft of trireme...
2024-11-2622 min
Pod and Man at Yale"The makings of another world war”–Buckley Students Sound Off on Foreign Policy; Hillsdale's Paul Rahe on Repeating the Mistakes of WW1In this week’s episode of Pod and Man at Yale, Arav Dalwani ’26 and John Matthews-Ederington ’27 talk about the state of world politics, covering the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. Matthews-Ederington: “A lot of the failure of October 7th was an intelligence failure on Israel’s part.”Dalwani: “The world is on fire in my opinion… The world is in a much more precarious position than it was four or five years ago.”Matthews-Ederington: “Whenever you’re talking about nuclear weapons, you should always say yes, there’s a possibility that that’s going to happen.”Dalwani: “I think [the two-state solution...
2024-10-1035 min
Instant TriviaEpisode 1043 - They own it - The world at war - In life - Happy 50th nasa - You're "nut"s!Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1043, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet.
Round 1. Category: They Own It
1: Everything from Charmin to Duracell:This company named for 2 guys.
Procter and Gamble.
2: Uncle Ben's, MandM's and, fittingly, Orbit gum.
Mars.
3: Cheerios and Wheaties:This "military" corporation.
General Mills.
4: Dasani and Sprite:This soft drink concern.
Coca-Cola.
5: Xanax and Lipitor (don't get them mixed up):This pharmaceutical giant.
Pfizer.
Round 2. Category: The World At War
1: The Chinese Communist First Front Army staged the 6,000-mile retreat known as the Long March under this leader.
Mao...
2023-12-1908 min
The Sons Of HistoryHow the Spartans Used Proxy Wars for Ultimate Victory with Dr. Paul RaheHow did one Spartan defeat thousands of Athenians? It comes down to strategy, and, of course, having others to fight the war. When the Athenians landed on the shores of Sicily, they nearly convinced the Sicilians to acquiesce. But time was not one the Athenians' side. Dr. Paul Rahe joins the podcast to discuss Spartan strategy and how they used proxy wars to enable their ultimate victory over Athens.
Paul Rahe is the Roger and Martha Mertz Visiting Fellow in Classics at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. He is the professor of history at Hillsdale College where he...
2023-10-301h 09
New Books in World AffairsSparta, Athens, Ukraine, Israel: A Conversation with Paul Rahe on Proxy WarsProxy wars like those in Vietnam, Afghanistan, and now Ukraine have played major roles in military history. Historian Paul Rahe takes us back to one of the earliest yet most influential proxy wars in the West: Athens' invasions of Spartan-backed Sicily. Here, he discusses his most recent book, Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War (Encounter Books, 2023), the fifth in his series "The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta." Along the way, he explores the structure of ancient Sparta as compared with Athens and with modern America, and what lessons proxy wars in the ancient world can teach us about modern conflicts....
2023-10-2354 min
New Books in Diplomatic HistorySparta, Athens, Ukraine, Israel: A Conversation with Paul Rahe on Proxy WarsProxy wars like those in Vietnam, Afghanistan, and now Ukraine have played major roles in military history. Historian Paul Rahe takes us back to one of the earliest yet most influential proxy wars in the West: Athens' invasions of Spartan-backed Sicily. Here, he discusses his most recent book, Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War (Encounter Books, 2023), the fifth in his series "The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta." Along the way, he explores the structure of ancient Sparta as compared with Athens and with modern America, and what lessons proxy wars in the ancient world can teach us about modern conflicts....
2023-10-2354 min
New Books in Ancient HistorySparta, Athens, Ukraine, Israel: A Conversation with Paul Rahe on Proxy WarsProxy wars like those in Vietnam, Afghanistan, and now Ukraine have played major roles in military history. Historian Paul Rahe takes us back to one of the earliest yet most influential proxy wars in the West: Athens' invasions of Spartan-backed Sicily. Here, he discusses his most recent book, Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War (Encounter Books, 2023), the fifth in his series "The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta." Along the way, he explores the structure of ancient Sparta as compared with Athens and with modern America, and what lessons proxy wars in the ancient world can teach us about modern conflicts....
2023-10-2356 min
New Books in Political ScienceSparta, Athens, Ukraine, Israel: A Conversation with Paul Rahe on Proxy WarsProxy wars like those in Vietnam, Afghanistan, and now Ukraine have played major roles in military history. Historian Paul Rahe takes us back to one of the earliest yet most influential proxy wars in the West: Athens' invasions of Spartan-backed Sicily. Here, he discusses his most recent book, Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War (Encounter Books, 2023), the fifth in his series "The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta." Along the way, he explores the structure of ancient Sparta as compared with Athens and with modern America, and what lessons proxy wars in the ancient world can teach us about modern conflicts....
2023-10-2354 min
New Books in Military HistorySparta, Athens, Ukraine, Israel: A Conversation with Paul Rahe on Proxy WarsProxy wars like those in Vietnam, Afghanistan, and now Ukraine have played major roles in military history. Historian Paul Rahe takes us back to one of the earliest yet most influential proxy wars in the West: Athens' invasions of Spartan-backed Sicily. Here, he discusses his most recent book, Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War (Encounter Books, 2023), the fifth in his series "The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta." Along the way, he explores the structure of ancient Sparta as compared with Athens and with modern America, and what lessons proxy wars in the ancient world can teach us about modern conflicts....
2023-10-2354 min
Madison's NotesSparta, Athens, Ukraine, Israel: A Conversation with Paul Rahe on Proxy WarsProxy wars like those in Vietnam, Afghanistan, and now Ukraine have played major roles in military history. Historian Paul Rahe takes us back to one of the earliest yet most influential proxy wars in the West: Athens' invasions of Spartan-backed Sicily. Here, he discusses his most recent book, Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War (Encounter Books, 2023), the fifth in his series "The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta." Along the way, he explores the structure of ancient Sparta as compared with Athens and with modern America, and what lessons proxy wars in the ancient world can teach us about modern conflicts....
2023-10-2354 min
Hillsdale College Podcast Network SuperfeedAndrew Biggio Helps WWII Veterans RememberGuests: Paul A. Rahe, Andrew Biggio, & Courtney Meyet Host Scot Bertram talks with Paul A. Rahe, professor of history and Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale College, about his new book Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War: The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta. Andrew Biggio, former U.S. Marine Corps infantry sergeant, discusses the healing power of memory and shares World War II stories from his new book The Rifle 2: Back to the Battlefield. And Courtney Meyet, chairwoman and associate professor of chemistry at Hillsdale College, tells us about her transition from Ir...
2023-10-1347 minThe Radio Free Hillsdale HourAndrew Biggio Helps WWII Veterans RememberGuests: Paul A. Rahe, Andrew Biggio, & Courtney Meyet Host Scot Bertram talks with Paul A. Rahe, professor of history and Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale College, about his new book Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War: The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta. Andrew Biggio, former U.S. Marine Corps infantry sergeant, discusses the healing power of memory and shares World War II stories from his new book The Rifle 2: Back to the Battlefield. And Courtney Meyet, chairwoman and associate professor of chemistry at Hillsdale College, tells us about her transition from Ir...
2023-10-1347 min
School of WarEp 91: Paul Rahe on Sparta’s Grand StrategyPaul Rahe, Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale College, and author of Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War: The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta, 418-413 BC, joins the show to talk about proxy wars, the strategy of Sparta, and the role of regimes in the shaping of foreign policy.▪️Times • 01:37 Introduction • 06:43 Donald Kagan • 08:32 The Spartan point of view • 11:59 Why change the perspective? • 17:30 Sparta’s goals • 24:59 Why does Sparta matter? • 31:56 “Putin’s completely irrational” • 33:56 Is Realism dangerous? • 39:17 Why do the Athenians go to Sicily? • ...
2023-09-2652 min
The Ricochet PodcastThe Spartan LifestyleIn a world gone mad, there's something comforting about turning attention to crazier days that somebody else had to suffer through. TikTok informs us that the boys are thinking an awful lot about Rome, we grownups are joined by Hillsdale College's Paul Rahe to learn about proxy war, ancient and modern. He helps Peter, James and Rob connect the dots between Sparta's success in bleeding the Athenians in Sicily to the machinations of the global superpowers in the 20th Century on to today. Listen in to understand how a foreign policy that fails to take Thucydides into account...
2023-09-221h 00
Hillsdale College Podcast Network SuperfeedRepublics Ancient and ModernDr. Paul Rahe, professor of History and the Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues to discuss his new book Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War and how history shows just how close our Republic is to destruction.Release date: 15 September 2023See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-09-1535 minHillsdale DialoguesRepublics Ancient and ModernDr. Paul Rahe, professor of History and the Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues to discuss his new book Sparta's Sicilian Proxy War and how history shows just how close our Republic is to destruction.Release date: 15 September 2023See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-09-1535 min
Psyched to PracticePractice in Action: If You Can’t “Shake It Off”, It’s Time To AdjustThis week we tackle one of life’s certainties… adjustment. When we experience life, we are experiencing change. And often accompanying that change is life stress. And how do we resolve this life stress? Adjust. And that’s exactly what Ray and Paul explore in this week’s episode. They review some of the most significant life stressors that someone can face and offer some guidance on how to frame this life stress to improve our abilities to adjust with it. We hope you enjoy this Practice in Action episode If You Can’t “Shake It Off”, It’s Time To Adjust. ...
2023-08-2542 min
LuchterhandtS01 F13: Eine Botschaft an den MörderIn der vorerst letzten Folge dieses Podcasts besucht stern-Reporter Dominik Stawski noch einmal Fraukes Mutter. Der Besuch ist ein besonderer, denn Fraukes Mutter hat eine Botschaft an den unbekannten Täter vorbereitet. Ausführlich wendet sie sich in sehr persönlichen Worten an ihn – in der Hoffnung, dass er endlich sein Schweigen bricht.Weiterführende Infos, Artikel, Interviews und Grafiken zu dem Fall findet Ihr unter www.stern.de/fraukeliebs Zeugenaufruf: Wer etwas Konkretes zu Fraukes Verschwinden oder dem Mord an ihr weiß, kann sich an jede Polizeistelle wenden. Oder direkt an Fraukes M...
2023-01-2424 min
LuchterhandtS01 F12: Die DurchsuchungEin Informant meldet sich bei stern-Reporter Dominik Stawski und berichtet von einer Festnahme im Fall Frauke Liebs. Stawski versucht mehr herauszubekommen, aber die Ermittler halten dicht. Tage später wird öffentlich bekannt, dass es tatsächlich wenige Tage zuvor eine große Durchsuchungsaktion gegeben hat. Unter Verdacht geraten sind zwei Brüder aus einem Dorf nahe der Fundstelle. Der Hinweis, der die Ermittler zu ihnen führte, kam von Fraukes Mutter. Es war der anonyme Hinweisgeber, der sich über eine amerikanische Telefonnummer bei ihr gemeldet hatte. Die Brüder werden vernommen, ihre Häuser durchsucht. Aber sie bleiben auf...
2023-01-1722 min
LuchterhandtS01 F11: Expertin für MörderDie forensische Psychiaterin Nahlah Saimeh hat jahrzehntelange Erfahrung aus ihrer Arbeit mit verurteilten Mördern und Vergewaltigern. Sie hat Fraukes Fall über die Jahre genau beobachtet und kennt die Einzelheiten. Im Interview beschreibt Saimeh ihr Täterprofil und begründet, warum sie davon überzeugt ist, dass der Täter die Entführung und den Mord an Frauke akribisch geplant haben muss. Während Host Dominik Stawski den Podcast fertigstellt, bekommt er einen Anruf von einem Informanten, der ihm sagt, dass es in dem Fall eine Festnahme gegeben habe. Kann das sein? Weiterführende Infos...
2023-01-1030 min
LuchterhandtS01 F10: Kommissarin LiebsEin reicher Unternehmer spendet ein kleines Vermögen, um den Fall Frauke Liebs wieder in Bewegung zu bringen. 30.000 Euro lobt er als Belohnung für Hinweise auf den Mörder aus. Fraukes Mutter schöpft dadurch neue Hoffnung. Sie findet einen weiteren Mitstreiter, der ihr bei der Suche nach neuen Hinweisen hilft. Außerdem nimmt sie sich einen Anwalt, setzt mit dessen Hilfe durch, dass sie in einen Teil der Ermittlungsakten schauen darf. Ingrid Liebs wird jetzt selbst zu einer Art Ermittlerin. Und bei ihren Recherchen stößt sie auf offene Spuren: Wenige Wochen bevor man Fraukes Leichnam...
2023-01-0346 min
LuchterhandtS01 F09: Das HorrorhausFast zehn Jahre ist es her, dass Frauke ermordet wurde, da nimmt die Polizei ein Paar fest, das ganz in der Nähe grausame Verbrechen begangen hat. In einem Haus in Höxter haben Wilfried und Angelika W. über Jahre Frauen gefangen gehalten, gefoltert und auch ermordet. Höxter liegt nur einige Kilometer entfernt von der Nieheimer Funkzelle, in der die Polizei zeitweise Fraukes Mörder vermutete. Fraukes Mutter fürchtet, dass auch Frauke zu den Opfern des Paars zählen könnte. Östermann und die Mordkommission suchen nach Verbindungen, unter anderem stoßen sie darauf, dass eine Spazier...
2022-12-2743 min
LuchterhandtS01 F08: Ein Ort unter VerdachtWeil Kommissar Östermann und seine Leute nicht weiterkommen, haben sie sich die Unterstützung mehrerer Profiler geholt. Wochenlang analysieren die Spezialisten alle Spuren und untersuchen das Täterverhalten. Das Ergebnis: Sie sind sich sicher, dass der Mörder Frauke in der Gegend rund um Nieheim, östlich von Paderborn, festgehalten hat. Von dort aus hatte Frauke die SMS in der Nacht ihres Verschwindens geschickt. Die Polizei startet eine Großfahndung. Die Bevölkerung rund um Nieheim wird aufgerufen, jede verdächtige Beobachtung aus dem Sommer 2006 zu melden, die mit der Tat in Verbindung stehen könnte. Dutzende Hinweise erreichen d...
2022-12-2035 min
LuchterhandtS01 F07: Die TrauerfeierAn einem strahlend-schönen Herbsttag nehmen Fraukes Familie und ihre Freundinnen und Freunde Abschied von ihr. Pastor Eberhard Helling, der Frauke selbst kannte, hält eine bewegende Ansprache. Fraukes Freundin Isabella sitzt in der Kirche und beobachtet, wie sich Kripo-Beamte auf der Kirchenempore postiert haben, um die Trauergäste zu beobachten. Die Polizei glaubt, dass auch Fraukes Mörder auf der Beerdigung sein könnte. Aus diesem Grund haben die Ermittler auch eine Observation angeordnet: Aus der Ferne werden alle Gäste beim Rein- und Rausgehen aus der Kirche fotografiert. Doch bei der Aktion kommt es zu einer fo...
2022-12-1321 min
LuchterhandtS01 F06: TotengrundMordermittler Ralf Östermann hat Bereitschaftsdienst, als sich am 4. Oktober 2006 die Kripo-Zentrale bei ihm meldet und ihn darüber informiert, dass außerhalb von Paderborn eine Frauenleiche gefunden worden sei. Er rast mit seinen Kollegen zur Fundstelle. Sie liegt in einem entlegenen Wald südöstlich von Paderborn. Die Leiche ist skelettiert, aber die Kleidung passt zu Frauke. Noch in der Nacht wird Fraukes Mutter per Telefon informiert, damit sie vom Leichenfund nicht erst aus der Presse erfährt. Bis zuletzt hatten Fraukes Eltern und ihre beiden Geschwister die Hoffnung, Frauke doch noch lebend zu finden. Jetzt weinen sie gemei...
2022-12-0638 min
LuchterhandtS01 F05: Der neue BekannteWenige Wochen bevor Frauke verschwand, lernte sie Niels kennen, der ein paar Jahre älter ist als sie. Zu dem Zeitpunkt steckt er in einer tiefen Krise, denn sein bester Freund hat sich wenige Wochen zuvor, ausgerechnet an Niels‘ Geburtstag, das Leben genommen. Frauke versucht, Niels wieder aufzurichten und abzulenken. Die beiden gehen gemeinsam feiern, zwei Tage vor Fraukes Verschwinden verbringen sie auf einer einsamen Lichtung im Wald einen Nachmittag miteinander und picknicken. Eigentlich will Niels am Abend von Fraukes Verschwinden auch noch in den Irish Pub kommen, aber er sagt kurzfristig ab. Die Ermittler setzen Niels unter Druck...
2022-11-2947 min
LuchterhandtS01 F04: Das BewegungsprofilFrauke sendet keine Lebenszeichen mehr, es herrscht Stille. Die Polizei intensiviert jetzt die Ermittlungen, weil ein freiwilliges Verschwinden immer unwahrscheinlicher scheint. Die wichtigsten Ansatzpunkte für die Ermittler sind Fraukes Handyanrufe. Über den Mobilfunkanbieter kann die Polizei herausfinden, in welchen Funkzellen sich Frauke mit dem Täter befunden haben muss. Es sind Funkzellen in und außerhalb von Paderborn. Aus diesem Bewegungsprofil ergibt sich, dass der Täter bereits in der ersten Nacht ihres Verschwindens mit Frauke in einem Fahrzeug unterwegs gewesen sein muss. Und: Die Ermittler vermuten, dass Frauke ihren Entführer höchstwahrscheinlich gekannt hat. Die Erm...
2022-11-2229 min
LuchterhandtS01 F03: Der letzte AnrufFrauke ist nun fast eine Woche verschwunden. Fraukes Mitbewohner Chris spürt bei der Polizei, wie das Misstrauen gegenüber ihm immer größer wird. Doch dann passiert etwas, das ihn entlastet: Genau eine Woche nach ihrem Verschwinden ruft Frauke wieder auf seinem Handy an – dieses Mal ist zufällig Fraukes Schwester Karen bei Chris in der WG. Weil sie bei dem Telefonat dabei ist, kann sie gegenüber der Polizei bezeugen, dass Chris die Anrufe von Frauke nicht fingiert hat. Es sollte Fraukes letzter Anruf bleiben. Und er ist anders als die anderen zuvor. Er dauert me...
2022-11-1536 min
LuchterhandtS01 F02: Fraukes LebenszeichenFrauke ist jetzt bereits mehrere Tage verschwunden. Aber sie sendet immer wieder rätselhafte Lebenszeichen über ihr Handy. Sie ruft mehrmals ihren Mitbewohner Chris an, Chris will wissen, was los ist, Frauke weicht seinen Fragen aber aus. Einmal schafft es sogar Fraukes großer Bruder Frank, sie ans Handy zu bekommen, aber auch ihm gegenüber verrät sie nicht, was los ist. Die Familie fürchtet um Fraukes Leben, während die Polizei auch ein freiwilliges Verschwinden für vorstellbar hält. Fraukes Mitbewohner Chris versucht den Ermittlern klarzumachen, dass sich Frauke in großer Gefahr befinden mus...
2022-11-1537 min
LuchterhandtS01 F01: Die Nacht, in der Frauke verschwandSommer 2006, in Deutschland findet die Fußball-WM statt – das Sommermärchen. Frauke Liebs, 21, ist damals Krankenpflegeschülerin in Paderborn. Am 20. Juni 2006 schaut sie abends mit ihrer Freundin Isabella in einem Irish Pub ein Fußballspiel. Nach Abpfiff will sie nach Hause in ihre WG laufen. Aber dort kommt sie nie an. Das letzte, was man von ihr hört, ist eine SMS an ihren Mitbewohner Chris noch in der Nacht ihres Verschwindens, in der sie schreibt, dass sie später nach Hause komme. Fraukes Mutter Ingrid Liebs schaltet gleich am nächsten Tag die Polizei ein. Die wichtigste...
2022-11-1532 min
John Anderson: ConversationsConversations: with Paul Rahe, Professor of History at Hillsdale CollegeJohn joins Professor Paul Rahe for a conversation about the current state of the West and our fragmented world order, centred on the importance of understanding history.
2022-11-0453 min
Snippets Of HistoryHow Religion Has Influenced Politics Across History, From Ancient Sumeria to the 21st Century—Paul RaheSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-09-0903 min
We the PeopleThe Intellectual Inspirations Behind the ConstitutionWe have just launched an exciting project on the NCC’s website: The Founders’ Library. In it, you can read primary texts that span American constitutional history—from the philosophical works that influenced the Founding generation, to the most important speeches, essays, books, pamphlets, petitions, letters, court cases, landmark statutes, and state constitutions that have shaped the American constitutional tradition. To ensure nonpartisan rigor and ideological diversity, we assembled a group of leading scholars from diverse perspectives to help choose the sources included in the document library.Two of those scholars—Paul Rahe of Hillsdale College and Jonathan Gi...
2022-09-091h 15
cmdX anDre Articles "Law of WE "podcastThe Intellectual Inspirations Behind the ConstitutionWe have just launched an exciting project on the NCC’s website: The Founders’ Library. In it, you can read primary texts that span American constitutional history—from the philosophical works that influenced the Founding generation, to the most important speeches, essays, books, pamphlets, petitions, letters, court cases, landmark statutes, and state constitutions that have shaped the American constitutional tradition. To ensure nonpartisan rigor and ideological diversity, we assembled a group of leading scholars from diverse perspectives to help choose the sources included in the document library. Two of those scholars—Paul Rahe of Hillsdale College and Jonathan Gienapp from Stanford Uni...
2022-09-091h 15
Zeke Sky PodcastThis...is....Sparta!Our guest is Professor Paul Rahe. Paul is an American Classicist, historian writer and professor of history at Hillsdale College, He’s taught at Yale University, Cornell University and Franklin and Marshall As well. He’s also delivered lectures for the hoover institutionHis CV is filled to the prim with books on antiquity, but todays discussion was prompted by his 2016 book the Spartan Regime. The book focuses on the political ethos of Ancient Sparta. We talked about the history of the spartans, religion in Sparta snd Greece more broadly, the Persian wars, and what lessons we can...
2022-06-2352 min
'Cat Tales - Weber State AthleticsRandy Rahe after retriement - 05/20/22Randy Rahe retired after 16 years as the head coach at Weber State. He is the Big Sky's all-time leader in victories with 316 wins and led the Wildcats to five Big Sky titles and three trips to the NCAA Tournament. He was also named Big Sky Coach of the Year four times.
In this podcast with Paul Grua and Steve Klauke, Rahe reflects on his time at Weber State. Highlights include:
* How he almost didn't apply for the WSU job
* How he nearly lost Damian Lillard because of a headband
* What he heard and focused on during games
* Becoming consumed with...
2022-05-201h 11
Hillsdale College Podcast Network SuperfeedKevin Portteus, Geoff Shepard, & Paul RaheTOPICS: The Great Society programs, THE NIXON CONSPIRACY, & the life and thinking of Machiavelli Host Scot Bertram talks with Kevin Portteus, Professor of Politics & Director of American Studies at Hillsdale College, to look back on the legacy of President Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society" programs as a new massive expansion of government is considered. Geoff Shepard digs into his new book THE NIXON CONSPIRACY: WATERGATE AND THE PLOT TO REMOVE THE PRESIDENT. And Paul Rahe, Professor of History & Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage, tells us about the life and times of the...
2021-12-1750 minThe Radio Free Hillsdale HourKevin Portteus, Geoff Shepard, & Paul RaheTOPICS: The Great Society programs, THE NIXON CONSPIRACY, & the life and thinking of Machiavelli Host Scot Bertram talks with Kevin Portteus, Professor of Politics & Director of American Studies at Hillsdale College, to look back on the legacy of President Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society" programs as a new massive expansion of government is considered. Geoff Shepard digs into his new book THE NIXON CONSPIRACY: WATERGATE AND THE PLOT TO REMOVE THE PRESIDENT. And Paul Rahe, Professor of History & Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage, tells us about the life and times of the...
2021-12-1750 min
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 10-15-21: Michel de Montaigne on Friendship with Dr. Paul A. RaheHillsdale Dialogues 10-15-21: Michel de Montaigne on Friendship with Professor Paul A. Rahe
2021-10-1633 min
Hillsdale College Podcast Network SuperfeedHillsdale Dialogues 10-15-21: Michel de Montaigne on Friendship with Dr. Paul A. RaheHillsdale Dialogues 10-15-21: Michel de Montaigne on Friendship with Professor Paul A. RaheSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-10-1633 minHillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 10-15-21: Michel de Montaigne on Friendship with Dr. Paul A. RaheHillsdale Dialogues 10-15-21: Michel de Montaigne on Friendship with Professor Paul A. RaheSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-10-1632 min
What Happens Next in 6 MinutesInvestment Banking and Women, Cycles in American Politics, Future of Office - What Happens Next - 7.18.2021Host Larry Bernstein. Guests include Anne Clarke Wolff, Paul Rahe, and Lisa Picard. Get full access to What Happens Next in 6 Minutes with Larry Bernstein at www.whathappensnextin6minutes.com/subscribe
2021-07-181h 32
Spartan History Podcast026. The Spartan Regime with Professor Paul RaheEPISODE 26: THE SPARTAN REGIME WITH PROFESSOR PAUL RAHEAuthor, classicist and historian Professor Paul Rahe was kind enough to sit down with your host for this instalment of Spartan History Podcast.Paul has authored several books on the Lacedaemonians and his work, the Spartan Regime, is incredibly poignant to our current narrative. Focusing on the archaic formation of the Spartan institutions and character, it has been a great help to me as I've tried to reconstruct the various elements of what would constitute the classical Sparta so heavily romanticised.The Professor takes us...
2021-07-041h 14
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourPaul Rahe, Brian Christian, Michael Jordan, & Ian ChurchTOPICS: The nanny state, the future or artificial intelligence, the essays of Flannery O'Connor, & the philosophy of luckHost Scot Bertram talks with Paul Rahe, Professor of History & Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale, about the origins of the "nanny state" and attempts to roll it back. Brian Christian, author of THE MOST HUMAN HUMAN discusses the future of artificial intelligence. On the anniversary of her birth, Flannery O'Connor is featured in a conversation with Hillsdale Professor of English Michael Jordan. And Ian Church, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Hillsdale, talks about the philosophy of luck and...
2021-03-2647 min
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourMollie Hemingway, Dan Coupland, & Paul RaheTOPICS: Nominating a Supreme Court justice, the moral imagination, and Sparta's Second Attic War.Host Scot Bertram talks with Mollie Hemingway, senior journalism fellow at Hillsdale College and co-author of JUSTICE ON TRIAL, about the process and politics of nominating a Supreme Court justice to the open seat. Dan Coupland, chairman and professor of Hillsdale's education department, explains what is meant by the term "moral imagination." And Paul Rahe, professor of history at Hillsdale, talks about his new book, SPARTA'S SECOND ATTIC WARSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2020-09-2549 min
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 07-31-2020 Great Figures in History: Philip and AlexanderLarry P. Arnn and Paul Rahe join Hugh Hewitt to discuss Philip and Alexander.
2020-09-0934 min
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 07-31-2020 Great Figures in History: Philip and AlexanderLarry P. Arnn and Paul Rahe join Hugh Hewitt to discuss Philip and Alexander.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2020-09-0934 minHillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 07-24-2020 Great Figures in History: AlcibiadesLarry P. Arnn and Paul Rahe join Hugh Hewitt to discuss Alcibiades.
2020-09-0833 min
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 07-24-2020 Great Figures in History: AlcibiadesLarry P. Arnn and Paul Rahe join Hugh Hewitt to discuss Alcibiades.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2020-09-0833 minHillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 07-17-2020 Great Figures in History: ThucydidesLarry P. Arnn and Paul Rahe join Hugh Hewitt to discuss Thucydides.
2020-09-0834 min
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 07-17-2020 Great Figures in History: ThucydidesLarry P. Arnn and Paul Rahe join Hugh Hewitt to discuss Thucydides.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2020-09-0834 min
'Cat Tales - Weber State AthleticsJerry Graybeal 08/20/20In the latest Weber State ‘Cat Tales podcast, Steve Klauke and Paul Grua talk with Jerry Graybeal about his many years of experience at Weber State.
Graybeal has over 40 years of experience as a player, coach and administrator in the Big Sky and more than 22 years at Weber State.
Greybeal talks about:
Growing up in Washington and playing college football
Becoming a coach and many years coaching at Eastern Washington
Becoming the head coach at Weber State
His years spent as the athletic director at Weber State
Hiring men’s basketball coach Randy Rahe
The many facility upgrades at Weber Stat...
2020-08-211h 00
Enjoy: This Edge-Of-Your-Seat Full Audiobook For Book-Lovers.Sparta's Second Attic War by Paul A. RahePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/126560to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Sparta's Second Attic War
Author: Paul A. Rahe
Narrator: Paul A. Rahe
Format: mp3
Length: 15 hrs and 13 mins
Release date: 08-04-20
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 46 ratings
Genres: Greece
Publisher's Summary:
In a continuation of his multivolume series on ancient Sparta, Paul Rahe narrates the second stage in the six decades long, epic struggle between Sparta and Athens that first erupted some 17 years after their joint victory in the Persian Wars. Rahe explores how and why open warfare between these two erstwhile allies broke out a second time, after...
2020-08-043h 13
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourMatthew Spalding, Ken Masugi, & Paul RaheTOPICS: The Michael Flynn case and a possible Constitutional crisis, what COVID and the recent riots tell us about our understanding of the Declaration, and the life of Alexis de Tocqueville.Host Scot Bertram talks with Matthew Spalding, Vice President of Washington Operations & Dean of the Van Andel Graduate School of Government at Hillsdale College’s Washington, D.C. campus, about the Michael Flynn case and a possible Constitutional crisis. Ken Masugi, senior fellow at the Claremont Institute, speaks about his recent essay, "Have COVID-19 and the Riots Exposed How We Destroyed the Declaration?" And we talk with Pa...
2020-07-3151 min
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourMatthew Spalding, Paul Rahe, & Dennis PragerTOPICS: The Declaration & its relevance today, the American Founding, and American GreatnessIn this special Independence Day edition of the show, host Scot Bertram talks with Matthew Spalding, Vice President of Washington Operations and Dean of the Van Andel Graduate School of Government at Hillsdale In D.C., about the Declaration of Independence and its relevance today. Hillsdale professor of history Paul Rahe takes us back to the American Founding. And we hear portions of a 2019 lecture by noted author and national radio host Dennis Prager on American Greatness and American Culture.See omnystudio.com/listener for...
2020-07-0344 min
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourPaul Rahe, Hans von Spakovsky, Dan Coupland, & Matt GaetanoTOPICS: Standardized testing, vote-by-mail plans, classic children's literature, & returning to teach at HillsdaleHost Scot Bertram talks with Hillsdale history professor Paul Rahe about two recent essays on the use of standardized tests in the admissions process. Hans von Spakovsy from the Heritage Foundation discusses the dangers of vote-by-mail proposals. Dan Coupland, from Hillsdale's education department, introduces us to a new online course covering classic children's literature. And Matt Gaetano tells us what it's like to attend Hillsdale and then return as a professor.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2020-06-0552 min
The Worthy House (Charles Haywood)Republics Ancient & Modern, Vol. 2: New Modes & Orders in Early Modern Political Thought (Paul Rahe)Thoughts on whether the Enlightenment was necessary for the material progress we enjoy today (though perhaps not tomorrow). (The written version of this review was first published March 14, 2018. Written versions, in web and PDF formats, are available here.)
2020-06-0425 min
Life Skills 101Distraction ManagementHey Friends!
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2019-11-2121 min
'Cat Tales - Weber State AthleticsDamian Lillard - 08 - 23 - 19Weber State legend and NBA All-Star Damian Lillard talks with head coach Randy Rahe and Director of Athletic Communications Paul Grua in this 'Cat Tales podcast.
In the podcast Damian talks about:
Remembering his days at Weber State
Starting a Twitter account
Getting noticed by NBA scouts
Some memorable games at Weber State
Why Weber State is so important to him
His first game in the NBA
Winning the Rookie of the Year
What motivates him
What life is like to go out in public
How he uses social media
His rap career
How money has affected him
His first...
2019-08-2343 min
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourCourtney Meyet, Kasey S. Pipes, John J. Miller, & Paul RaheTopics: Methanol poisoning at resorts, Richard Nixon AFTER THE FALL, journalism around the time of the founding, & SPARTA'S FIRST ATTIC WARScot Bertram talks to Hillsdale chemistry professor Courtney Meyet about a spate of apparent methanol poisonings at vacation spots. Kasey S. Pipes discusses his latest book AFTER THE FALL on Richard Nixon's post-presidency. John J. Miller, director of Hillsdale's journalism department, describes the state of journalism around the founding. And Hillsdale's Paul Rahe share details from his new book, SPARTA's FIRST ATTIC WAR: THE GRAND STRATEGY OF CLASSICAL SPARTA, 478-446 B.C.See omnystudio.com/listener...
2019-08-1648 min
The ForumThe Spartans: Ancient Greece’s fighting machineFor over two and a half thousand years the Ancient Greek Spartans have been known for their military might, discipline and self-sacrifice. Recent popular culture has portrayed them as the ultimate fearless warriors, especially ‘the 300’ Spartans who fought to the death at Thermopylae. But where does this image come from, and what do we really know about Spartan society and the peculiar utopia it tried to create? The city-state of Sparta has been admired for its stability, frugality, and the unusual social and sexual freedom of its women. But Sparta was also famous for its brutality towards its huge slav...
2019-07-2539 min
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourMatt Spalding, David Harsanyi, Paul Rahe, & Gen. Robert B. NellerTopics: The Declaration of Independence, Warren Harding & Presidential rankings, the American Founding, & Hilldale's 2019 Commencement.Scot Bertram is joined by Hillsdale's Matt Spalding to discuss the Declaration and its relevance today. David Harsanyi of The Federalist defends Warren Harding and questions what qualities make a great president. Paul Rahe reflects on the American founding. And we hear Hillsdale's 2019 Commencement Address given by Gen. Robert B. Neller, commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2019-07-0448 min
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourMollie Hemingway, Rupert Darwall, Paul Rahe, & Nic RowanTopics: Joe Biden, Rupert Darwall's GREEN TYRANNY, ancient Greece, & the Civil War battlefield.Scot Bertram is joined by Mollie Hemingway, new senior journalism fellow at Hillsdale and senior editor at The Federalist to discuss her new role at the College and Joe Biden's entrance into the presidential race. Author Rupert Darwall discusses his recent book GREEN TYRANNY: EXPOSING THE TOTALITARIAN ROOTS OF THE CLIMATE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX. Hillsdale professor of history Paul Rahe teaches us about the political and philosophical legacy of Greece. And recent Hillsdale graduate Nic Rowan talks about his piece in the Wall Street Journal on...
2019-05-0348 min
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourApril 12, 2019: Paul Rahe, Tim Carney, Christopher Hamilton, Thomas TacomaOn this episode, Scot Bertram is joined by Hillsdale professor of history Paul Rahe to discuss the origin of and recent attacks on religious liberty. Tim Carney stops by to talk about his new book ALIENATED AMERICA. Christopher Hamilton, Hillsdale chemistry professor, tells us all we need to know about gluten. And Thomas Tacoma, recent graduate of Hillsdale's Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship, shares information from his dissertation on the political thought of Calvin Coolidge.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2019-04-1251 min
'Cat Tales - Weber State AthleticsRandy Rahe - 04/05/19Weber State men's basketball head coach Randy Rahe talks with WSU athletic director Jerry Bovee and Director of Athletic Communications Paul Grua.
Hear from Rahe after the conclusion of his 13th season as head coach at Weber State. He'll discuss why this past season was the most frustrating of his career and how he's going to change.
More from Rahe:
The Weber State culture
What kind of a coach he is
What his game preparation is
What he sees and hears during games
Why he's looking forward to next season
What he'd do if he wasn't coaching
Some of his...
2019-04-051h 08
The Radio Free Hillsdale HourThe Radio Free Hillsdale Hour: February 8, 2019In this episode, Scot Bertram is joined by Hillsdale College economics professor Dr. Gary Wolfram on recent wealth and estate tax proposals, Daniel Krauthammer talking about THE POINT OF IT ALL, Hillsdale history professor Dr. Paul Rahe on the American founding, and Dr. Tom Conner discussing his book on the American Battle Monuments Commission, WAR AND REMEMBRANCE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2019-02-0751 min
The Art of Manliness#461: The Spartan RegimeFor thousands of years, the Spartans have captured the imaginations of Westerners. In ancient Greece, the city-state was admired for its military prowess, civic unity, and dedication to leisurely athletic pursuits. Today, we make movies about Spartans and name sports teams after them. When we moderns think of Spartans, we typically think of them simply as fierce warriors.
But while the Spartans were indeed warriors par excellence, their culture was much more complex. Today on the show, I unpack some of these complexities with historian Paul Rahe. Paul is working on a series of books with Yale University Press which...
2018-11-261h 04
The Art of Manliness#461: The Spartan RegimeFor thousands of years, the Spartans have captured the imaginations of Westerners. In ancient Greece, the city-state was admired for its military prowess, civic unity, and dedication to leisurely athletic pursuits. Today, we make movies about Spartans and name sports teams after them. When we moderns think of Spartans, we typically think of them simply as fierce warriors.But while the Spartans were indeed warriors par excellence, their culture was much more complex. Today on the show, I unpack some of these complexities with historian Paul Rahe. Paul is working on a series of books with Yale...
2018-11-261h 01
The Remnant with Jonah GoldbergEpisode 56: Tales From the RoadDoes Trump have good character? Are digital assistants evil? Will Pippa ever get tired? In the midst of a journey across the country, Jonah takes time to answer these and other questions on the latest Remnant. Show Notes: You have died of dysentery My MAGA-Twitter-triggering question Paul Rahe on The Godfather Charles Kesler on norm-breaking The … Continue reading Episode 56: Tales From the Road →
2018-08-2700 min
'Cat Tales - Weber State Athletics'Cat Tales - Weber State podcast - Eric Duft - June 20, 2018Weber State men's basketball associate head coach Eric Duft sits down with WSU Athletic Director Jerry Bovee and Director of Athletic Communications Paul Grua. Eric has been an assistant coach with the Wildcats for 12 years and discusses his career path, this time with coach Rahe, his favorite Wildcat games and scheduling games. #WeAreWeber
2018-06-2133 min
ACFmovie podcastACF Critic #5 Paul Rahe on religion & politicsTitus & Paul Rahe, Professor of political science, discuss assigning the Godfather to college students so that they understand the fundamental modern & ancient political alternatives, the transformation of concepts of justice, & the diversity of cultures contained within America, as well as their transformations.
Then the discussion moves to Scorsese's Silence & its magisterial description of the conflict between Caesar & Christ in the case of late-medieval Japan.
The Prof. explains the importance of learning about fundamental political alternatives for the student of foreign affairs, for diplomacy & for the press, as well as the delusion that globalization has annihilated great differences between regimes, countries...
2018-01-0932 min
History Unplugged PodcastHow Religion Has Influenced Politics Across History, From Ancient Sumeria to the 21st Century—Paul RaheIn our interview, Prof. Paul Rahe says that a liberal democracy that guarantees the rights of all citizens needs the guarantee that no one religion is established as the official state belief system. At the same time, if a society doesn't have some sort of transcendent belief system, then politics will rush to fill the void left by religion (or any sort of communal belief) and metastasize into fascism or totalitarianism. We start with the relationship between religion and the political community in the pagan world – Sumeria, Akkad, Babylonia, the Hittite Empire, ancient Persia, Greece, and Rome. Then, we discuss ho...
2017-09-1849 min
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 03-03-2017 Trump: the First 43 DaysDr. Paul Rahe, professor of history at Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss President Trump’s first 43 days in office.
2017-03-2835 min
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 03-03-2017 Trump: the First 43 DaysDr. Paul Rahe, professor of history at Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss President Trump’s first 43 days in office.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2017-03-2835 min
Thomas Aquinas College Lectures & TalksPresidents' Day Lecture: “Freedom of Speech and Religion”by Dr. Paul Rahe
Professor of History
Hillsdale College
February 24, 2017
See text: https://thomasaquinas.edu/news/presidents-day-lecture-freedom-speech-and-religion
2017-03-0142 min
'Cat Tales - Weber State Athletics'Cat Tales - Weber State podcast - Randy Rahe - May 17, 2016Weber State men's basketball head coach Randy Rahe sits down with WSU Athletic Director Jerry Bovee and Director of Athletic Communications Paul Grua to talk about his time growing up in Iowa, his early coaching career and how he got to Weber State in part one of this podcast. #WeAreWeber
2016-05-1747 min
Listen to Full Audiobook Titles for Your LibraryThe Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta: The Persian Challenge (Written by Paul A. Rahe)Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/249910 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta: The Persian Challenge
Series: #1 of The Yale Library of Military History Series
Author: Paul A. Rahe
Narrator: Bronson Pinchot
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 14 hours 29 minutes
Release date: November 24, 2015
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.5 of Total 4
Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 2
Genres: Ancient Civilizations
Publisher's Summary: More than 2,500 years ago, a confederation of small Greek city-states defeated the invading armies of Persia, the most powerful empire in the world. In this meticulously researched study, historian P...
2015-11-242h 29
Dive Into The Full Audiobook That Keeps Book-Lovers Hooked.The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta by Paul A. RahePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/126597to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Grand Strategy of Classical Sparta
Series: The Grand Strategy
Author: Paul A. Rahe
Narrator: Bronson Pinchot
Format: mp3
Length: 14 hrs and 27 mins
Release date: 11-24-15
Ratings: 4 out of 5 stars, 219 ratings
Genres: Greece
Publisher's Summary:
2015-11-242h 27
The Ricochet PodcastPolitics and CoffeeThis week on the Ricochet Podcast, it’s early in the cycle, but regardless, we call on The Washington Examiner’s Michael Barone and Ricochet’s own Paul Rahe, two of the most experienced voices on the political scene to help us parse 2016, some Congressional races, and the mayoral contest in the Second City. Also, the President tips one for Likud, the best cup of Joe on the planet... Source
2015-03-191h 15The Ricochet PodcastGovernment Don't Work GoodThis week, we’re fortunate to have two giants of America political punditry: the Washington Examiner’s Michael Barone and Hillsdale College professor (and Ricochet contributor) Paul Rahe. They opine on the current state of races across the country, and an early line on 2016. But before that, a deep dive on the current state of the Secret Service, take on Ricochet member TeamAmerica’s query Foreign... Source
2014-10-021h 09The Ricochet PodcastGood ListenersThis week, we listen. We listen to Paul Rahe on the Middle East. We listen to Victor Davis Hanson discuss immigration, William Tecumseh Sherman, and his plans immediately following the podcast. Finally, some thoughts on a couple of recently departed cultural icons, meditate (but not mediate) on the rapprochement between the President and Mrs. Clinton (phew!), and on the troubling events in... Source
2014-08-141h 20The Ricochet PodcastHigh On LifeDirect link to MP3 file This week on the podcast, Professor To The Stars Paul Rahe stops by for a little conversation on Greek classicalism and modern day politics, and later, Rick Wilson on the conservatives and weed, the inevitability of Hillary, and races we should be watching in 2014. And of course, we set the stage for our big 200th live show in Los Angeles on January 26th. Ricochet members... Source
2014-01-091h 14The Ricochet PodcastSummer's EndDirect link to MP3 file It’s our last podcast of the summer and to mark the change of season, we’ve reunited the crew after their far-flung vacations and adventures.This week, we answer the burning questions of the day: Is Rob Long actually a gift from God? What in Pharaoh’s name is going on in Egypt? What’s the deal with Chris Christie? And finally, will California change Paul Rahe or will Paul... Source
2013-08-211h 08
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 4-19-2013, ThucydidesHillsdale Professor of History Dr. Paul Rahe joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss the "Melian Dialogue."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2013-04-2521 min
Hillsdale DialoguesHillsdale Dialogues 4-19-2013, ThucydidesHillsdale Professor of History Dr. Paul Rahe joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss the "Melian Dialogue."
2013-04-2521 min
The James Madison SeminarSeason 01, Episode 04: “Antiquity Surpassed” with Paul Rahe, Part 2 of 2Paul Rahe holds the Charles O. Lee and Louis K. Lee Chair in Western Heritage at Hillsdale College. We present Part 2 of his Summer 2011 lecture to New Jersey social studies educators, “Antiquity Surpassed.”
http://www.archive.org/download/TheJamesMadisonSeminar/JamesMadisonSeminar_S01E04.mp3
2011-10-1500 minThe James Madison SeminarSeason 01, Episode 03: “Antiquity Surpassed” with Paul Rahe, Part 1 of 2Paul Rahe holds the Charles O. Lee and Louis K. Lee Chair in Western Heritage at Hillsdale College. We present Part 1 of his Summer 2011 lecture to New Jersey social studies educators, “Antiquity Surpassed.”
http://www.archive.org/download/TheJamesMadisonSeminar/JamesMadisonSeminar_S01E03.mp3
2011-09-2700 min
Taking Back America's PodcastInterview with Hillsdale College Professor Paul Rahe @Hillsdale1 @marklevinshow @seanhannity @biggovt @nro @nrocornerFrom BigGovernment.com:
Paul A. Rahe holds The Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale College, where he is Professor of History. He is author of Republics Ancient and Modern: Classical Republicanism and the American Revolution (1992) and of Against Throne and Altar: Machiavelli and Political Theory under the English Republic (2008), co-editor of Montesquieu’s Science of Politics: Essays on the Spirit of Laws (2001), and editor of Machiavelli’s Liberal Republican Legacy (2006).
In 2009, Professor Rahe published two books: Montesquieu and the Logic of Liberty, which has as its subtitle War, Religion, Commerce, Climate, Terrain, Tech...
2011-03-1417 min