# Jennifer Frey
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Jennifer M. Frey (1968–2016) was an American sportswriter.
Frey grew up in western New York, the child of a professor and a schoolteacher. She attended Harvard University.After college, Frey interned at the Detroit Free Press, then the Miami Herald.
Driving Home the Faith 2026.03.16
Today, Ben West from Tiny Saints will tease a new animated series; Benedictine College professor Andrew Swafford introduces us to C.S. Lewis’s classic book about what happens when a bus takes souls on a trip to the border of Heaven, and much more.
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The Virtue of Reading Classic Literature w/ Dr. Jennifer Frey
"When you read Shakespeare," Justice Antonin Scalia's high school English teacher thundered, "Shakespeare's not on trial, you are." What are we to do about college students purportedly incapable of reading, much less finishing, great novels? We are to double down and put in front of them what Matth…
A Defense of a Liberal Arts Education in the Age of A.I.
What’s really driving the humanities crisis in higher education? As enrollment and reading decline, I asked Jennifer Frey, a professor of philosophy, what it was like to run a liberal arts program that was gutted. I wanted to know whether she thinks the age of A.I. could bring back the kind of educ…
Ep. 30 How Can We Save the Liberal Arts? (w/ Librarian of Celaeno)
What is to become of the humanities? How does it fit with a progressive liberal culture, if at all? What is classical learning? Where do the Great Books come in? Teacher and essayist Librarian of Celaeno joins Auguste to explore these age-old questions as well as consider the impact of AI on educat…
The Great Books Are for Everyone
Welcome back to The Honest Broker interview series —also available on our YouTube channel. You can also find it on Apple Podcasts and other podcasting platforms.
Today, I’m pleased to share my conversation with Zena Hitz.
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Flannery O'Connor: Hillbilly Thomist or Hillbilly Nihilist? – Prof. Jennifer Frey
Prof. Jennifer Frey asks whether Flannery O’Connor is really a “hillbilly Thomist” or a “hillbilly nihilist,” and uses her life and fiction to show how grace, reality, and shocking moral drama can expose the deepest truths about human nature.
This lecture was given on February 7th, 2026, at Domini…
Flannery on Art and Truth – Prof. Jennifer Frey
Prof. Jennifer Frey explores Flannery O’Connor’s bold claim that art can reveal truth in a way philosophy cannot, and shows how her fiction turns beauty, form, and imagination into a distinctive kind of knowledge.
This lecture was given on February 7th, 2026, at Dominican House of Studies.
To mak…
Ep. 61: William Deresiewicz on Liberal Education, Citizenship, and the Crisis of the University
On We Made This Political, hosts Lura Forcum and Lauren Hall interview author and former Yale professor William Deresiewicz about his essay “Colleges Maybe Try Teaching” and the link between the decline of liberal education and liberal democracy. They contrast liberal education for citizenship with…
Why Is Freedom Becoming a Problem for Catholics? w/Jennifer Frey
Jennifer Frey, Director of Classical Liberal Arts at the University of Virginia, joins me for a riveting conversation about the necessity of liberal education as a counter to the rise of post-liberalism in America.
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Athens, Jerusalem, Babel, Sodom
My guest on the show today is writer Ann Manov, the artist formerly known as personality girl and the author of a recent essay in Harper’s Magazine, “Republican Machines: Can the GOP save the humanities?”
In it, Manov goes back to her alma mater, University of Florida, to report on the Hamilton Sch…
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