HeyJaredClassicalU Podcast
This podcast features the Director of ClassicalU.com, Jesse Hake, interviewing ClassicalU presenters and Live Learning Event hosts as well as occasional episodes featuring material directly from one of our ClassicalU presenters or guests.
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Episode 44: Zach Howard: Augustine, the Affections, and Renewing Classical Education in the Midwest (opens the original)
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In this episode of the ClassicalU Podcast , Jesse Hake welcomes Zach Howard , professor at Bethlehem College and Seminary , to explore the formation of teachers and the continuing renewal of classical Christian education. Howard traces his own path from homeschooling and Hillsdale College to teaching at Mars Hill Academy and studying Augustine, experiences that deepened his conviction that education should form students for human flourishing rather than merely prepare them for careers. Drawing o
Episode 43: Wonder, Freedom, and the Art of Paying Attention (opens the original)
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In this episode of the ClassicalU Podcast , Jesse Hake welcomes Classical Academic Press video producer Cody Wanner for an illuminating conversation about storytelling, wonder, and his growing encounter with classical Christian education. Cody reflects on formative experiences such as hearing The Hobbit read aloud by his sixth-grade math teacher and explains why poetic knowledge and awakening wonder have become central to his understanding of education. The conversation turns to their recent wor
Episode 42: Durable Hospitality: Restoring Wonder for Every Learner (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jesse Hake talks with Sarah Kwilinski about her new ClassicalU course, Restoring Wonder for Every Learner: Universal Design in the Classical Tradition , and how classical education can faithfully serve every learner through what she calls "durable hospitality." Drawing on more than twenty-five years in special education and the influence of Dr. Amy Gilbert Richards , Sarah explains why universal design is not merely an accommodation strategy but a return to time-tested classical
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