A discussion with Sandra Oborokumo about her experiences growing up during the Civil Rights movement and how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s writings and speeches redeem Thomas Jefferson's promise for all Americans.

A discussion about the events that took place at the US Capitol on January 6th and what free speech really means, who can and cannot take away that constitutional right, and the four reasons for it.

A look at Thomas Jefferson's Canon of Conduct, ten simple yet profound rules to live by to improve yourself and your relationships with others.

A conversation with Colton Guffey, an educator at Providence Classical School about the importance of studying and learning from the Greek and Roman classics.

A final look at the life of Thomas Jefferson during his second retirement after his two terms as President until his death in 1826.

A conversation with a newly-naturalized US citizen about the process she went through to become an American citizen as well as where to find the best authentic Mexican food in Rock Hill.

A look at the life of Thomas Jefferson and his major accomplishments during his 8 years as President of the United States.

Connor answers several recent listener questions about Monticello, pets, and Jefferson's attitude toward the current transition of power.

A look at Thomas Jefferson's life after he resigned as Secretary of State, the period known as his "first retirement."

A look at the importance of writing and receiving letters through the life of Thomas Jefferson