The Classical Academy Podcast

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Useful Virtues, with Dr. Kevin Clark

September 08, 2026

Classical Christian schools strive to form students in virtue. That's great in theory, but what about the practical training today's kids need for an uncertain future? Turns out nothing is more useful than virtue: the intellectual and personal skills needed to become mature, versatile, and effective adults.  How does that work? Dr. Kevin Clark, a renowned author and educational leader, joins us in this friendly guide to Classical Christian Education.   Show notes:  To learn more about Dr. Cla...

Discipline That Builds Character, with Dr. Matthew Dixon

May 12, 2026

Student discipline is a crucial part of education. It's how we teach right from wrong, how we teach not just information but character formation. At Trinity Classical Academy, we've developed an intentional process of student discipline aimed at producing virtue and wisdom. Our grammar school principal, Dr. Dixon, is here to share all about it, in this friendly guide to Classical Christian education. 

Oedipus Rex, with Jennene Margrave

April 14, 2026

Can a man escape his fate? Does wisdom lead only to sorrow? What if the detective is the murderer without knowing it? Do you know yourself—and what price do you pay to learn that truth? The master playwright Sophocles raised these questions in Oedipus Rex, the play that Aristotle considered the supreme tragedy. But how do we answer such questions with eighth graders in a Christian context? Find out in this friendly guide to Classical Christian education.    The Classical Academy Podcast, pres...

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The publicly listed emails for The Classical Academy Podcast: info@trinityclassicalacademy.com, admissions@trinityclassicalacademy.com, and podcast@trinityclassicalacademy.com.

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Who is an ideal guest for The Classical Academy Podcast?

The Classical Academy Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Typically Christian education practitioners and subject-matter specialists (e.g., theologians/Christian scholars, literature educators, and science thinkers with formal doctorates or credible expertise). Common among recent guests: Experience teaching or developing classical Christian curriculum; Published work or recognized expertise in theology/literature/philosophy of science (credentials not specified in provided episode data); Doctoral-level or advanced academic standing for science/theory topics (e.g., “Dr.” guests). Recent guests include Andrew Richardson, Jandy Hardesty, and Dr. Mark Phillips.

How hard is it to get booked on The Classical Academy Podcast?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does The Classical Academy Podcast cover?

Recent episodes cover Christianity, Education, Classical, Curriculum, and Theology. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.