Episode 22 – Conversation with John J. Miller @heymiller of @Hillsdale & @NRO @Ricochet

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Next on Thinking It Through: I interview John J. Miller, national correspondent for the National Review, and the director of the Dow Journalism Program at Hillsdale College.  We touch on our appreciation for Ricochet and other things, from his podcast to politics and journalism.  Because of bad recording on my part in the beginning of the actual interview, I cut it out and you will hear Mr. Miller already speaking on Ricochet at 1:44.

John J. Miller / Twitter / Website

Ricochet

The Bookmonger with John J. Miller

National Review

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I am a part-time blogger and writer. I have been an educator in the past and worked for a college. I dream a lot about being a lyricist and a full-time writer. When I am not writing, then I am usually chasing after a soon-to-be 4-year-old and a 2-year-old. Please feel free to send me your questions, thoughts, and/or comments at: jadanner1@yahoo.com!

One thought on “Episode 22 – Conversation with John J. Miller @heymiller of @Hillsdale & @NRO @Ricochet”

  1. Pingback: Episode 47 – John J. Miller (@heymiller of @NRO) Interview on #Obamacare #Repeal Not Happening, #Writing, & Salvador #Dali – Jerome Danner

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