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Audio 05.21.2020 1 hour 3 minutes

The American Mind Roundtable: The Roundtable Ep. #18

The coronavirus has America paralyzed by poor decision-making. In the midst of the chaos it claims a new victim: higher education. But who's suffering more, students ready to learn or administrators hungry to indoctrinate? Plus: in a grab bag of bashing, our editors lament Michigan's petty tyranny and lambaste California’s ham-fisted lockdown.

The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation with Matt Peterson, James Poulos, David Bahr, and Spencer Klavan devoted to uncovering the ideas and principles that drive American political life. Stream here or download from your favorite podcast host.

Coronavirus Cancels Campus | The Roundtable Ep. 18

The coronavirus has America paralyzed by poor decision-making. In the midst of the chaos it claims a new victim: higher education. But who’s suffering more, students ready to learn or administrators hungry to indoctrinate? Plus: in a grab bag of bashing, our editors lament Michigan’s petty tyranny and lambaste California’s ham-fisted lockdown.

Higher Ed Horrorshow | Segment 1

Academia has been sick for decades, but the coronavirus is closing in for the kill. Top-dollar schools promised true learning could only happen in person. Now they want students and parents paying through the nose to Zoom. Our editors burst their bubble. Timestamp: 0:44

Shutdown Fatigue and the Second Wave | Segment 2

As the staycation from hell ravages more lives and livelihoods, most–like our editors–are restless for a return to normal. But when the virus surges back at the end of the year, will we learn from Spring’s painful mistakes? Timestamp: 22:19

A Grab Bag of Bashing | Segment 3

Join our editors as they take turns knocking everything from Justin Amash’s abortive presidential bid to Governor Whitmer’s starring role in the election-season popularity contest. Timestamp: 40:54

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