Alan Noble

Anna Gallagher, leader of Catholic Legal Immigration Network, explains the church’s amicus brief supporting birthright citizenship. Alan Noble, Associate Professor of English and author, discusses the crisis of reading among young men and the value of great books. Conversations cover the Supreme Court birthright challenge, moral hazards and public response to war, and literature’s role in moral formation.

Alan Noble, an Associate Professor and culture writer, discusses the loneliness epidemic, sparked by the recent events surrounding Charlie Kirk’s alleged murderer. He delves into how online communities can both mask and exacerbate feelings of isolation among students. Christina Ray Stanton, a licensed NYC tour guide and 9/11 author, shares her personal account of the World Trade Center collapse. She reflects on the enduring aftermath of 9/11, the shifting definitions of terrorism, and the importance of how we remember such pivotal moments.

Alan Noble, an Associate Professor at Oklahoma Baptist University and author, dives into the intersection of AI and higher education. He critiques the current state of academia, arguing for a return to holistic formation and the importance of mentorship. Noble emphasizes the ethical challenges posed by AI, warning against its potential to undermine traditional learning. He advocates for a virtues-driven approach to education, asserting that moral excellence is vital for students navigating today's chaotic world, all while introducing insights from his upcoming book.