Queens of a Fallen World
Western Civ10 Feb 2023

Queens of a Fallen World

In this bonus interview, I sit down with historian Kate Cooper and discuss her most recent book: Queens of a Fallen World. This gripping and innovative history of St. Augustine looks at the four women who influenced his life, theology, and writing. Like any work, Confessions was not written in a bubble. Augustine, one of the most important church fathers, was highly influenced by his mother, fianceé, and lover. And if that weren't enough, Cooper analyzes the role of Empress Justina as she tangles with the powerful Bishop Ambrose - another leading figure in Augustine's life. The book is an excellent read and you can get a copy HERE.

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Episode 551: The Descent

Episode 551: The Descent

At first, the Wall Street Crash of 1929 is seen as a Wall Street issue. But it does not take long before the Great Depression grips the nation. Plus, in the high plains, the earth itself begins to com...

14 Aug 25min

Episode 550: The Crash

Episode 550: The Crash

The Great Wall Street Crash did not cause the Great Depression. But it sure didn't help either...Western Civ 2.0

12 Aug 23min

Is Plea Bargaining Just?

Is Plea Bargaining Just?

In a fun little twist, today I sit down with Attorney Edward Cohn and we argue (and sometimes agree) about the justness of plea bargaining, the state of the Fifth and Fourth Amendments, and the overal...

7 Aug 49min

Episode 549: The Roaring Twenties

Episode 549: The Roaring Twenties

Jazz. Radio. Talkies. Cars. All of it. The Roaring Twenties are when the world starts to look modern. Oh, and did I mention fascism, corruption, and the KKK? Well, there's that too. Western Civ 2.0

7 Aug 44min

Illusions of Trust

Illusions of Trust

This one is new.I'm trying my hand at fiction interviews and, I have to say, I enjoyed it.Here I am sitting down with Jeffrey Stephens and we are talking about his newest book: Illusions of Trust. It'...

5 Aug 54min

Episode 548: Wilson's Failure

Episode 548: Wilson's Failure

Woodrow Wilson came home from Paris thinking the hard part was behind him. Little did he realize Republican opposition and his own intransigence would doom his League of Nations and nearly cost him hi...

5 Aug 27min

Episode 547: Armageddon

Episode 547: Armageddon

Today we step back and catch up with events we passed in the Great War as the Russian Revolution unfolded. We follow the war to its brutal conclusion. Then we pick up the Russian Civil War and take th...

31 Jul 1h 51min

Episode 546: Red October

Episode 546: Red October

The Bolsheviks did not need to take over Russia. It was never a foregone conclusion. But after October 1917, it became increasingly inevitable.Western Civ 2.0

24 Jul 50min

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