In this episode, 2024 Paideia Academy alumnus Eric McIlrath discusses his eventful journey through Paideia Academy, from scoffer/grumbler to joyful leader.

We invite you to hear how his mindset shifted for the better over time and how his love for classical education, the Great Books, and God's Word even caused him to start up an Omnibus club with his University of Tennessee friends -- most of whom are engineering students!

In this episode, Upper School Humanities/Worship/Technical Theatre Instructor (as well as Dean of Apostles' Hall) Elijah Tafao shares the value of theologically rich worship and the merit of reading modern literature alongside Scripture as we examine the human condition.

We invite you to hear his thoughts on why singing theology can help Christians in a way that hearing theology taught or reading theology cannot; furthermore, you will hear how the modern Omnibus books shed light on what happens when people lose a Christian understanding of reality.

In this episode, Upper School Humanities and Latin Instructor (as well as Dean of Augsburg Hall) Lydia Zinn shares the significance of medieval study and theological retrieval in the classical Christian classroom.

We invite you to hear her thoughts on the benefits of integrating the subjects into a unified whole, the necessity of studying primary sources, and the overall delight that medieval study can bring.