79 Minutes
Suitable for All Ages
Pete welcomes Richard Grove to the show. Widely known for his documentary, “The Ultimate History Lesson: A Weekend with John Taylor Gatto,” Richard is a fountain of knowledge on several subjects.
In this episode, Richard talks about Gatto, the book “Tragedy and Hope” by Carrol Quigley, his work “The History Blueprint” and a host of intellectual subjects.
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