On Tornado Naps, Peyton's Library Outpost, and the Value of Getting Spooked
Feb 13, 20251h 13mEp. 5S3
In which the good doctors discuss tornado naps, Peyton's library outpost, and the value of getting spooked.
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Hosted by Great Books Fellows · EN-US · 61 episodes
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Welcome to Reason and Nonsense: A Great Books Podcast, a podcast designed to promote Great Books at Faulkner University by extending the Great Conversation to GB alumni and folks interested in reading, thinking, and doing better. Hosted by Dr. Andrew Jacobs, Director of the Great Books Honors program at Faulkner University; Dr. Joshua Fullman, Great Books Fellow and Director for Faith and Academy; and Dr. Taten Shirley, Great Books Fellow and Director for Interdisciplinary Studies.
Great Books Fellows hosts Reason and Nonsense: A Great Books Podcast, a society show with 61 episodes published.
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