Neighborly Love

Neighborly Love offers PR-friendly access to educators, authors, and faith-based community leaders, with guests ranging from school administrators to educators. It provides opportunities to discuss classical education, neighborly service, and faith-driven learning for a niche, values-aligned audience. Booking prospects are strongest for educators, faith-based organizations, and local education initiatives; expect moderate competition and a receptive audience for thoughtful, mission-aligned conversations.

10 episodes, Irregular, 5.0 rating

<1k, Female, USA

coachc@mindwolves.com, marc@mindwolves.com

Neighborly Love is an original podcast by MindWolves that explores the integration of classical education with teaching what it means to be a neighbor. Education isn’t just about filling minds; it’s about cultivating souls who recognize their place in God’s grand narrative. Classical learning empowers liberation from ignorance and confusion, from prejudice and delusion. Christian classical learning elevates this further by connecting such liberation to becoming lifelong disciples of Christ. In the Parable of the Good Samaritan in the Bible, this liberation echoes the Samaritan’s freedom from societal prejudice that allowed him to see the wounded traveler not as a stranger but as a neighbor. In this way, the Samaritan demonstrated what Christian classical education seeks to cultivate: the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty for the glory of God and the flourishing of both individuals and neighbors. Neighborly love prioritizes likeness over differences and others over self so that humans can live in community as genuine neighbors. Host Marc Casciani, author of Craft Your Calling, features stories about education’s sacred potential, not merely to inform minds but to form souls who recognize the divine image in every neighbor they encounter. Perhaps this is the glory of God made manifest, in minds that discern truth, hearts that choose goodness, and spirits that create beauty in a world desperately in need of neighborly love.

Marc Casciani

Education, Kids & Family, Philosophy, Religion, Society & Culture

Academic credentials in education, theology, or community leadership; recognized educators or authors.

local community impact, leadership in education programs, published articles or books, speaking engagements

Penn Woods Classical Academy Representative - Classical Education Implementation; One-month Progress, Dr. Eric Stennett - Fifth Anniversary Reflections; Education And Neighborly Learning, Kelly Gary - Casual Conversations On Neighborly Education, Faith, And Community, Brandon Miller - Education And Neighborly Engagement Experiences, Katherine McKerley (Kate) - Classical Education In Practice; Community Engagement

classical education, neighborly love, Christian education, soul formation, community building, Good Samaritan, education philosophy, discipleship, faith-based learning, education outreach