Bio
Michigan-born and Notre Dame-bred. Self-employed as a tutor for high school math and science, with the long-long-long-long-long-term goal of revamping the way we teach science in this country. Very impressed by the Khan Academy, and would love to develop those kinds of teaching materials (but for pay, somehow). At the moment, don't know how to do that.
Constant reader. I want to know everything about everything. Only recently have I learned to moderate those goals. I've settled on being satisfied with my amateur status (but serious interest) in philosophy, literature, and classical music.
Current project: Reading the Western Canon, and blogging notes so I can remember what I read: fremeau.blogspot.com
Vital reading: The Corner, NDNation (but not the football parts, oddly), The Catholic Thing, Edward Feser, Eye On Springfield, Iowahawk, Megan McArdle, The Public Discourse, What's Wrong With The World.
Vital Podcasts (other than Ricochet): Uncommon Knowledge, Planet Money, EconTalk, Extension 720, The Partially Examined Life. Giving A Voice In The Wilderness a shot to see if it sticks.

Re: Science Friday: In Praise of Gasoline
Foxman
Exactly. Until somebody finds an electricity mine, we are going to have to create the stuff. This can be done with bird-killing wind turbines or fish-killing hydroelectric or we can burn fossil fuels. · 22 minutes ago
Or stick a slug of Uranium in a vat of water. Can't forget that one.