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Composed: A timeless way of living. A podcast for women exploring living patterns of virtue, craft, community, and delight, that carry enduring wisdom into modern life.
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Living Like a Human with Elizabeth Lynn (opens the original)
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What helps a child learn, a family flourish, or a community grow strong? Elizabeth Lynn suggests that the answer often begins with things that can seem almost invisible: order, repeated rhythms, presence, attention, and the willingness to delight in one another. In conversation with Christine Perrin, Elizabeth reflects on the “liturgy” of a classroom, the surprising gift of being known by name, and why beauty and rest depend on patterns that make room for genuine learning. She also considers the
Beauty Is Not a Luxury with Nadezhda Gribkova (opens the original)
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What we attend to quietly shapes the people we become. In this episode of Composed , Christine Perrin speaks with Nadezhda Gribkova about beauty-first education, the patient work of looking, and the relationships that make genuine learning possible. Drawing on Dostoevsky, Rowan Williams, Jane Jacobs, sacred icons, and her own experiences as a student and teacher, Nadezhda explores why formation cannot be reduced to transferring information. Her own education, as a fifteen year old in a new count
How Small Habits Fill a Life with Nadya Williams (opens the original)
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What if the life you long for is formed one teaspoon at a time? In this episode of Composed , Christine Perrin speaks with classicist, writer, and homeschooling mother Nadya Williams about the small patterns that fill a life: reading aloud on the couch, gathering friends around books and snacks, welcoming children into imperfect homes, and writing in the margins of family life. Together they explore motherhood, Christian human dignity, education, AI, and the hope of building a humane culture thr
Jesse Hake on the Living Patterns of Reading, Naming, and Belonging (opens the original)
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What if the books we read aloud, the walks we take, and the names we learn for the world around us are not small extras, but central ways of forming a life? In this episode of Composed , Christine Perrin speaks with Jesse Hake, Director of ClassicalU at Classical Academic Press, about reading as a family practice, literature as a companion in moral formation, and the quiet power of naming the places we inhabit. Their conversation moves from The Lord of the Rings and Dickens to creek stomping, wi
Catherine Prescott on Seeing the Human Person (opens the original)
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What if learning to see another person clearly is one of the first steps toward wisdom? In this episode of Composed , Christine Perrin speaks with portrait painter Catherine Prescott about attention, beauty, vocation, and the dignity of the human person. Catherine’s life and work invite us into one of the central hopes of classical Christian education, to recover a way of seeing the world that is truthful, humane, and alive to goodness. Through stories of childhood, artistic formation, resistanc
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