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1,053,847 high school students are choosing agriculture.
Mark dives deep into humanity's problem with morality.
During my second career teaching high school English, I noticed several darkly funny but disturbing trends in "higher" education. They were fueled by three primary drivers: abandoning merit, the federal government taking over the student loan in
Anyway, the Broad Learning Universal Education System (or The B.L.U.E. System) is an idea I had 14 years ago for a website where you can "learn to do anything."
As the higher education sector struggles, microcolleges have emerged as a creative, collaborative model for post-secondary education.
Car Mechanics Are Quitting Everywhere in 2026, and more Americans are starting to notice the growing mechanic shortage, rising repair costs, and skilled trades crisis. In this video, we break down why auto mechanics are leaving the industry, why youn
Step back to the 1950s with a glimpse into rural life, where childhood memories were made by creeks and willow sticks. here on America's Forgotten Fathers This vintage scene captures the simple joy of a boy with his pocket knives, engaging in wood ca
Mike Rowe is an Emmy Award-winning television host, producer, narrator, bestselling author, and podcast host best known for creating and hosting the long-running TV series Dirty Jobs. Through his work, he has highlighted the importance of skilled tra
Education is one of those subjects everybody has an opinion about, mostly because most of us have survived it. Some people think our schools are fundamentally broken. Others think the system works - it just needs more money, more quality teachers, an
It's very serious. Once upon a time, going to school and watching a movie or a TV program wouldn't endanger your kid's moral character, but now they do. And I ask myself: Where did the rot start, when did it begin?
In 1906, the richest man in America funded a document that decided what your grandson would be allowed to become.Frederick T. Gates wrote it. John D. Rockefeller paid for it. The General Education Board built nine hundred and twelve American public h
Josh Smith is one of the most talented bladesmiths in the world. He started the ?@MontanaKnifeCompany? years ago, in his garage in Missoula. Last month, he moved his operation into a 51,000 square foot manufacturing facility.
For decades, society pushed the idea that success only came through a four-year university degree while skilled trades were treated as second-class careers.
...and says the skills gap has never been worse
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Andrew Caleb Doughty comes on the show to discuss his new book The Missing Curriculum: 50 Things You Should've Learned In School, But Didn't
Being an involved grandparent is good for the brain, according to a new study which showed that caring for grandchildren may serve as a "buffer" against cognitive decline and dementia in older adults.
The government shutdown "proved an argument that conservatives have been making for 45 years: The U.S. Department of Education is mostly a pass-through for funds that are best managed by the states."
Time to skip college and pick up a trade.
Early work builds skills, discipline, and lifetime earnings.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Trevor Kraus (Managing Editor for Students For Liberty and the Learn Liberty YouTube channel) comes on the show to discuss youth and liberty, predictions, education, etc...
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Maria Alejandra Londoño (Liberty International) and six Project Arizona Students. John Mugab (Uganda), Jonathan Sánchez (Nicaragua), Klara Sasinova (Czech Republic), Sofía Suárez (Bolivia), Tomas Palicio (Argentina), and Walter Sylesh (India)
It's time to make men "dangerous" again. Father and son Matt and Maxim Smith join Glenn to break down their epic alternative to a college education
This Is The Most Important Book In The World For Your Child's Future… (And That's Not An Exaggeration)
World-renowned speculator and libertarian philosopher Doug Casey joins today's Liberty Report to discuss his new book, The Preparation: How To Become Competent, Confident, and Dangerous
Discussion on the Importance of Being a Virtuous Man, The Importance of Personal Agency and Self-Improvement, The Importance of Competency and Real-World Knowledge, etc...
Let me give you some advice that could change your life forever. It's called "yes, and" and it will transform your arguments into productive conversations. Let me show you how.
The times are evolving, and alternative methods of education are on the rise, like VELA. I can't speak for anybody but me, but I'm pretty sure millions of voters and taxpayers are hoping and praying for better education. And if you want to hear how r
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Robert Anderson (son of Bob Anderson, friend of Ernest Hancock) on growing up with freedom, responsibility, hard work, opportunities, future, etc...This is a continuation in a series of interviews that Ernest is doing with the young men he knows and
An introduction to the science curriculum at OpenSourceEducation.online