I have enjoyed Hillsdale Online Courses for nigh on a decade. I really enjoy the podcasts as I am able to multitask while listening. The online works, also, but I cannot multitask because I have to do subject matter tests. The programs on Marxism, socialism and Communism, as well as the Totalitarian Novels, are must listen!

Just listened to the course on capitalism. I love learning in this format. Thank you! Suggestion for future podcast courses: Hmm- I love economics and history, but also science- how about a human health course?

Thanks for shining a bright light of truth in a world of leftist darkness!

These podcasts make it easy to learn core concepts of liberal education. Hoping to see the courses on Lewis or philosophy and theology soon!

Great content, overpowering music not sure I can hang in there for all of it. It’s a little Bit irritating it takes away from the content itself.

Run, don't walk from this podcast!! As a political Independent I tuned into their series on progressivism with a great deal of interest. ...And am bombarded with statements such as all working women believe stay at home wives are unhappy, that men and Christians are discriminated against, that Progressives don't believe in God. Progressives have some pretty dumb ideas but have you listened to Conservatives lately? Come on guys get your act together and give a BALANCED set of facts and opinions, this is full of lies and exaggerations.

Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast course, especially as Christmas is almost here. The instructor shared details and nuances that were interesting, and some that were new to me. I highly recommend this particular course, no matter the time of year. I am grateful to Hillsdale College for offering these online courses for free and also in podcast form. Sincerely, Mrs. Mowery

Hillsdale College has some great content but it’s important to note that they have a clear conservative bias. It’s still very good information but to get the most out of it you should keep in mind that they have a certain viewpoint that permeates through all of their content. Their courses on the Roman Republic and Ancient Greece on their website are also very good. Think for yourself; Question authority.

I enjoy the Hillsdale online courses but don’t always have time to sit and watch them. On podcast on my phone is so much better! Thank u!!

Disappointing that Hillsdale has taken this path with history courses, more in the nature of propaganda than education. I'm particularly discouraged when literalist readings are applied to ancient texts that are fake news, clearly corrupt and meant to deceive. Classics can be valuable for instruction on reading and misreading, but they require considerable understanding of Egyptian as well as Greek and Latin, and also knowledge of preclassical African history as well as classical European. Let tourist businesses overseas promote myths and lies about the past. It is the purpose of higher education to stimulate pursuit of the truth. Now as ever, students need to learn to question the texts they read.

🦅 🏴‍☠️🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸🏴‍☠️ Inspiring. Thank you. Keep the faith and keep fighting for America’s values and soul.

Organize podcast based on facts with very insightful analysis. Be aware of the truth. Appreciate the free online education courses as well.

The course on the 2nd World War was fascinating. I learned things not taught in public schools. Great job.

The word was not invented in response to Hitler and Stalin. Benito Mussolini coined it when he said, "All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state."

I love Hillsdale and have been listening to Victor Davis Hanson for about two years. Such a great podcast. Please keep them coming!

What a wonderful lecture seriesThank you Hillsdale and Dr. Victor Hanson. Bob L.

Thank you to all of you at Hillsdale! I’ve been waiting for these lectures be on Apple podcasts