The study of classical languages and ancient texts provides a connection to cultures and individuals separated from us through the passage of time. Beyond the reading of these texts for their patent meaning, there is at times a latent meaning, a truth of words and reality which underlies the intent of the original author and can speak to us through our descendent, native tongues.
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Comedy (Season 3, Episode 6)
Season 3, Episode 6: Comedy This episode considers the Hellenic origin of the word “Comedy” and considers both the analysis of Aristotle and the witness of John’s Gospel. The origin of the episode was my 40-page undergraduate thesis which has now been consolidated to less than 1,000 words. Unlike that thesis, the ensuing analysis does…
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Memorare Announcement
A Special Announcement from Dr. Jason Fugikawa, Founder of BetterPears. Download the prayer card here.
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Architecture (Season 3, Episode 5)
Season 3, Episode 5: Architecture This episode considers the word “architecture,” a term rich with meaning and verbal resonance that frames our lives and worldviews. It is another episode that Big Lexi, the lexicography cartel does not want you to hear nor enjoy. If you do enjoy this production, I also ask that you like…
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The Catechism of the Council of Trent with Mark Langley – The Confederal Reserve Ep. 13
Episode 13 Classical Work: The Catechism of the Council of Trent Guest: Mark Langley Click “Continue Reading” to view the episode at BetterPears.com
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St. Augustine’s Confessions with Michael Towle – The Confederal Reserve Ep. 12
Episode 12 Classical Work: Confessions, Book II by St. Augustine Guest: Michael Towle Click “Continue Reading” to view the episode at BetterPears.com
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