Monthly Archives: September 2025

Economics – Journeyman – October 30

This is our last economics class for the foreseeable future. (Cue weeping, wailing, sorrow and lamentation. I’m feeling it, too! And, even if you don’t feel that way, we can still be friends.) The format for this week is much the same as previous weeks, with one big difference. Because there are more readings (not […]

Imaginative Arts Apprentice Month 1 – Oct. 2

Ancient World There are many unexplained phenomena in the history of the world. We are sometimes given the impression that the people of the ancient civilizations were primitive cavemen or barbarians who were only smart enough to kill food to survive. But the people of the ancient world were brilliant people who did amazing things. […]

Economics – Journeyman – October 16

Here we go again! Jump in, buckle up and enjoy the ride! Imagine a world without risk and where no one needs to compete. Where all your needs and wants are provided regardless of personal effort. Where no one goes without because all are provided for…somehow. Three key concepts in a free market economy that […]

Economics – Journeyman – October 2

Welcome to another excited week of Economics! First, let’s put in a little plug again for why economics matters. (Just in case you forgot or you are new to economics this year and were wondering…) And, because he brought it up again, let’s review the idea of “that which is seen and that which is […]