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  <title>EP 10: Music and the Poetry of Education</title>
  <description>In today’s episode, I have a bit of debate with a chapter in Clark and Jain’s book, The Liberal Arts Tradition. I love what they said in terms of philosophy, but I don’t think they took the practical implementation of their philosophy nearly far enough. I tried to provide what I think is a helpful push in the right direction. &amp;amp;nbsp; To access the posts and show notes for this podcast, click here. To support the show, click here. Find Brandy on Facebook. Find Brandy on Instagram. Thanks for being an Afterthinker! </description>
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