American Classroom
Discover the power of education in achieving the American dream. Join hosts Jared Taylor and Lindsey Crosland on American Classroom: Stories of Building a Civil Society, a podcast that explores the many educational options available to parents and students.
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Developing Student Athletes: Inside Elite Sports Academy (opens the original)
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Elite Sports Academy brings classroom learning, basketball training, and personal development into the same school day. Coaches Sean Greene and P.J. Howard join Jared Taylor to explain how they connect academic expectations with the discipline, time management, and leadership young athletes need. They discuss developing players from junior high onward, building a supportive team culture, and creating opportunities for boys and girls in Arizona basketball. For parents considering a sports-focused
Teaching Virtue Through Art and Story (opens the original)
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Why do the creative arts still matter in K-12 education, especially in an age of artificial intelligence? Illustrator Josh Nelson joins Jared Taylor and Lindsey Crosland to explore how visual art can shape memory, character, curiosity, and civic understanding. Josh shares how motivational artwork influenced him as a child and how that experience eventually led to a collaboration with Heritage Academy, creating portraits of historical figures tied to virtues and citizenship lessons. The conversat
Everything You Do Teaches Something: A Principal’s Survival Guide (opens the original)
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What happens when hundreds of scholars arrive, the bell is minutes away, and the principal is responsible for everything? In this episode, Jared Taylor talks with Kim Ellsworth and Heidi Udall about the realities of leading a school through uncertainty, competing priorities, difficult conversations, and constant decision-making. They share memorable principles such as trusting the people you hire, watering the flowers instead of the weeds, and remembering that everything a leader does teaches so
America 250: Why Freedom Still Inspires the World (opens the original)
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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, Jared Taylor welcomes returning guest Shane Krauser for a thoughtful discussion about the ideas that shaped the nation and why they still matter today. Drawing from his travels across North America and South America, Shane shares how young people are rediscovering the principles of liberty, personal responsibility, and constitutional government. Together they explore the Declaration of Independence, the meaning of self-evident truths, and John Adams'
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