Modern Science Meets Ancient Practice w/ Jason Barney
There is no doubt that a Classical Christian Education is transformative in the life of a young person. But what makes this form of education really work? Yes, it...
Seeking and Living in Cultural Harmony w/ Russ Gregg
Today’s news headlines are more troublesome than ever. Stress levels are higher, people are more contentious than ever, yet our hope and confidence in Christ gives us the grace...
The Telos of Education with David Diener
Too many people today assume the primary goal of education is to get enough knowledge and training to get to a good college and get a job. Yet classical...
200th Episode w/ Keith McCurdy
Four years ago I launched this podcast out of what began several years before as a Tuesday night parent education night at our school. And now this is episode 200!...
Life Without Fear w/ Ben Bost
We live in a therapeutic age where feelings and emotions dominate reason and confidence in truth. Almost anywhere you turn these days, researchers are telling us how folks are...
The Lost Art of Disciplining Children
For centuries young parents raised their children in the same community as their extended family. Best practices for raising and disciplining children were both modeled and supported by the...
Habits of the Household
Looking for a way out of the frazzle and rush of life? Whether you are an administrator, teacher, or parent, the practical wisdom from my guest today is just...
Seeing the Long View
“The days are long and the years are short,” as the saying goes. On any given day, the long scramble from the morning routine of getting our children off...
Only For Smart Kids?
Is classical Christian education really for all children, of all abilities? In an age where the number of children with diagnosed needs seems to be spiking, how can schools...
Renewing Our Imaginations w/ Jessica Hooten Wilson
Classical Christian folks celebrate high-level thinking, and rightly so, but as humans, we are ultimately driven by our hearts and imaginations. Reading great literature isn’t just for mental push-ups,...