The Closing of the American Mind (revisited)

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Confessions of a Melomaniac

Tom G. Maier

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Analysis of music with emphasis properly on poetry. website: https://tomgmaierpodcast.wixsite.com/confessions-of-a-mel

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Analysis of music with emphasis properly on poetry. website: https://tomgmaierpodcast.wixsite.com/confessions-of-a-mel

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The Closing of the American Mind (revisited)

Confessions of a Melomaniac

1 hour 19 minutes 24 seconds

10 months ago

The Closing of the American Mind (revisited)

Thomas Maier, Sam Davis, and Aharon Dubovin revisit an episode from season 1 on the controversial book 'The Closing of the American Mind' by Alan Bloom. They discuss raising children in a highly degenerate world of gang music and the evils of the internet. They also discuss the merits of political control over the "pursuit of happiness".

Article:

Schaff, Jon D. “I Can Hear Music.” Front Porch Republic, 21 July 2024,