Tag Archives: War

Vaccination (Season 2, Episode 4)

This week’s episode is on Vaccination.

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On the in-person courses front, we hope to have a big announcement next week as much is being developed behind the scenes to make our in-person events in the Oklahoma City metro-area a new highlight of your week. I can announce now that the in-person sessions coming to Oklahoma City in the coming weeks will be part of our BetterPears Greenhouse Courses, which maintain our focus on reading classical texts in their original language and in this case English. So, if you have been on the fence about attending a BetterPears course because Latin and Ancient Greek were lingua incognita, our Greenhouse Courses were designed with you in mind. This is just another reason to sign-up for our newsletter so that you can know when our limited registration window opens.

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Bellum Gerere (Season 2, Episode 3)

Season 2 rages on this week with “Bellum Gerere,” a reflection on both war and its waging, but first we have a few announcements.
Yesterday was the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. and to further the cultural restoration of the Pro-Life Movement, BetterPears has launched a new IYKYK mug recalling the portion of the Hippocratic Oath which pledges not to provide abortifacients to pregnant mothers. The excerpt is presented in Ancient Greek and in this way is a conversation starter which roots your Pro-Life reasoning to a classical precedent. Act now! These mugs are on sale this weekend at our cost of production and shipping through the BetterPears Market. A link to the mug is in the description of this episode.

In other BetterPears news, in-person courses will be returning to the Oklahoma City metropolitan area later this winter and early spring. To stay informed on these offerings, please subscribe to our newsletter at BetterPears.com.

Also, as a reminder, the podcast has been establishing its presence on Rumble and YouTube, although new episodes of the podcast will continue to premier on exclusively audio platforms and the website where you can continue to read along at BetterPears.com/Preserves.

Finally, the BetterPears Podcast is offered free through the wonder of the internet but made possible through the continued contributions of our listener audience. Please consider a monthly contribution for as little as $10 per month or a one-time contribution of whatever you can responsibly afford. Thank you for your continued patronage of attention and, as we learned last week, federal reserve notes. And now, on with the episode.

Links Mentioned in the Episode:

BetterPears Swag and Gifts are available at the BetterPears Market.

The Hippocratic Oath Mug, on sale this weekend, can be purchased online by clicking here.

Catch up on past episodes of Season 1 at BetterPears.com/preserves.

Please visit our homepage at BetterPears.com.

To connect with Dr. Fugikawa on Minnect, please visit his profile at Minnect.

To support the BetterPears Podcast, please visit our Community Supported Analysis page: BetterPears.com/CSA