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Ep. 87 - Belinda Henson on Starting a Classical Christian School
This is Episode 87 of the Consortium Podcast, an academic audio blog of Kepler Education. In this episode, Belinda Henson brings us along on her journey in discovering Classical Christian Education, co-founding Legacy Classical Christian Academy, and growing it to 90+ students despite many hills along the way. Listen in as she give insightful wisdom and tips to those doing the fruitful work of administering and/or directing a Classical Christian Education school or program.
36. The Bell Jar: Sylvia Plath’s Tragedy
How did the paranoia of 1950s McCarthyist America shape Sylvia Plath? Why was The Bell Jar the poet's only novel? And, what was the truth of her relationship with fellow poet Ted Hughes?
Myth of Science Ep. 1: The Myth of Progress
Since the Scientific Revolution, we've been telling ourselves a very specific narrative about our own history, one that's so biased even secular scholars now refer to it as the "myth of progress." But myth or not, it still rules our imaginations. Music attribution: History Repeats Itself by FSCM Productions | https://fscmproductions.bandcamp.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/
Who was Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and why did he turn against civilisation?
Send us Fan Mail In the first of three Beyond the Text episodes on Rousseau, Samuel Woodall explores the life behind the arguments: the Confessions, Geneva, Madame de Warens, Paris and Diderot, the First Discourse, amour-propre, and the troubled relationship with David Hume. Jack Thomson is unwell, so Samuel presents this opening episode solo. The Rousseau series continues on Wednesday. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 01:01 The Confessions 02:51 Geneva and Rousseau's early life 05:25 Apprenticeship 06:49 Madame de Warens 08:43 Les Charmettes
A Prediction about Asymmetries in Math, Physics, and Computer Science
What an amazing few months it’s been for math. I just want to make a few predictions before the rest of the world figures this out. There were two problems with classical mathematics. The first was about infinity, which I’ve covered ad nauseam. The second is about information. Specifically, the discarding of relevant information from our mathematical constructions. Even more specifically, the treating of zero and non-zero as the same value. This happens absolutely everywhere in math and physics.
Convergence
Today I sit down with former Cook County Prosecutor Gregg Owen to discuss their book, Convergence. This story seems impossible. But every word is true. Convergence is the account of a vicious double homicide in 1970s Chicago and a trial that almost didn't happen. This is a different kind of true crime book.It isn't a mystery, because the killer was arrested right away. It's not a police story, although Convergence is there at every step of their investigation. It's not a defense lawyer's story.
Columbus vs Indigenous Peoples Day
Send us Fan Mail Originally posted in 2024, our take on this "crazy" Woke 1.0 controversy
On Bajada Dialogues
The conversation explores the significant shift in political affiliations among university professors and other professionals over the past 60 years, highlighting a pronounced liberal bias in academia and the tech industry. It discusses the implications of these trends on political discourse and the representation of diverse viewpoints in various fields. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3QYei2vXXRhVyPhLQufzI7?si=af6debf2287344ea&nd=1&dlsi=f5b4417f46d840df
Podcastul de Istorie
După cum spuneam, în acest episod vorbim despre viața economică a provinciei Dacia. Vorbim despre principalele ocupații - vorbim în detaliu despre minerit, despre agricultură, despre meșteșuguri. Dar poate cel mai important lucru este că avem mult prea puțină informație specifică. Lucrurile merg în Dacia romană ca în celelalte provincii; Dacia se racordează rapid la sistemele comerciale ale imperiului. Inclusiv sclavia; până la urmă exploatările miniere nu pot funcționa fără muncă de lucru foarte ieftină și dispensabilă.
Episode 187: Sons of Adam, Daughters of Eve
In today’s episode Coyle interviews Dr. Joshua Herring about his new book, Sons of Adam, Daughters of Eve exploring C.S. Lewis’s theories of gender.
A Priest Explains Exorcisms, Demons, and Spiritual Warfare (Msgr. Charles Pope) | Ep. 600
Why did the Church stop talking about hell? Monsignor Charles Pope on demons, exorcism, angels, and the call to repent. Ep. 600 Enjoy these episodes and other exclusive content ad free, one week early with DailyWire+ : https://get.dailywire.com - - - 📚 Resources Mentioned: The Hell There Is by Msgr. Charles Pope: https://tanbooks.com/products/books/the-hell-there-is-an-exploration-of-an-often-rejected-doctrine-of-the-church Theotokos Rosaries: https://dwplus.shop/TheotokosRosaries
Should Executions Be Livestreamed?
Gavin Ortlund considers whether Christians should watch a livestreamed execution, arguing that justice should be carried out with sobriety rather than turned into a spectacle, and reflecting on how viewing violence can shape us.Truth Unites (https://truthunites.org) exists to promote gospel assurance through theological depth.
Egyptology Today (with Ask Historians Podcast)
In 2025 I did an interview with the AskHistorians podcast, a reddit-based show where specialists discuss history and major questions about their fields. In this interview, we discuss the history of Egyptology, stories from ancient Egypt, the situation of the field today, and why Hollywood can't seem to make any stories about Egypt that don't involve Cleopatra. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
St. Carlo Acutis's Five Steps to Become a Saint
Today is the feast day of Saint Carlo Acutis, the youth who became a saint through his love for Christ in the Eucharist. Get Your Copy of “Carlo Acutis Saint of the Young: His Life, Miracles, and Five Steps to Being a Saint” Here: https://ignatius.com/carlo-acutis-6casyp/ We are honored to be joined by Msgr. Anthony Figueiredo to talk about the great saint Carlo Acutis. Msgr.
Eat My Flesh? Baptize My Baby? Dr. Craig Responds to Fr. Mike Schmitz, John Piper, and Kevin DeYoung
A viral clip from Fr. Mike Schmitz claims that Protestants who take Jesus’ words in John 6 seriously end up becoming Catholic. Dr. Craig explains why the bread of life discourse doesn’t require eating Christ’s literal flesh, and why that claim overlooks the many non-Catholic traditions that also affirm a real presence. He then weighs in on John Piper and Kevin DeYoung’s friendly exchange over baptizing infants, and asks whether baptism is really the new covenant’s counterpart to circumcision.
“I can’t say I was lied to for decades. I was lying to myself for decades.”
Dr. Yaacov Lozowick—formerly the head of Israel’s National Archives—on the painful moral reckoning that followed his reading of thousands of pages of archival material. (Part 2 of 3)
Reclaiming Canadian Sovereignty in a Changing World
On this episode of #TheGlobalExchange, Colin Robertson sits down with Bob Rae to discuss how Canada can protect its sovereignty and independence amid growing US pressure and global instability. They explore ways to strengthen Canada’s economy, democracy, and international partnerships. // Guest bios: -Bob Rae was Canada’s ambassador to the United Nations from 2020 to 2025. He is a former premier of Ontario, former interim leader of the federal Liberal Party, an author and a Companion of the Order of Canada. // Recommended reading:
Can I Ever Tell A Lie? - Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P
Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. examines the Catholic teaching on truthfulness as an exercise of justice, defining lying as a sin that perverts the faculty of speech and undermines the common good.
153: Where was Netanyahu on 7/10? With Elliot Kaufman
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The Great Fertility Collapse (with Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde)
For the first time in human history, we're not having enough children to keep the world's population from falling. And fertility is collapsing fastest not in rich nations but in places like Colombia, Thailand, and Guatemala, upending decades of economic wisdom. Economist Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde tells EconTalk's Russ Roberts that falling fertility has accelerated sharply over the past decade and defies easy explanation.
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