Introduction

Every week, hillsdale college president larry arn joins hugh hewitt to discuss great books, great men and great ideals. This is the most practical hillsdale dialogue i've ever done. Its got nothing to do with montaigne's got nothing todo with the federalist paper. And it involves a series of decisions that used to be easy and now are complex. It very much matters what they want, because they're the one to have to do the work. The first line of aristotle's ethics is that every choice and action and art and inquiry we make amous for some good. Good means functioning well as a human being functions,. which means in intellect and