Clay & David discuss mortality and Clay's visit to the Oracle of Delphi: "Every one of us wants answers from the universe, right? Don't you? And how does the universe choose to speak to us?"
Things start to get a little heavy on today's 1776 Club broadcast. And then we answer some listener mail.
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You can't understand the founding of this country without understanding the Founding Fathers' obsession with classical languages and literature.
"Human nature is a constant."
— Thomas Jefferson, as portrayed by Clay S. Jenkinson
The big question on today's 1776 Club broadcast is, "When do you feel proudest to be an American?" Clay & David discuss moments and achievements that give them pride.
Clay & David discuss mortality and Clay's visit to the Oracle of Delphi: "Every one of us wants answers from the universe, right? Don't you? And how does the universe choose to speak to us?' Things start to get a little heavy on today's broadcast. And then we answer some listener mail!