Charlotte Mason Poetry (recent episodes)

Elsie Kitching explains how to prepare young people for life in this vintage article from 1916, the first in the Elsie Kitching series. Show notes page.

A paper by Charlotte Mason published in 1928 but intended for inclusion in Towards a Philosophy of Education. Show notes page.

Art Middlekauff traces the history of Charlotte Mason’s fifth volume and ends with an important announcement. Show notes page.

The Rev. C. B. Phillips explains how the childhood of Christ illuminates the childhood of persons in this vintage article from 1919. Read by Greg Rolling. Show notes page.

Don Rhymer, retired professor of Mechanical Engineering, explains how the elusive skill of critical thinking is best developed. Show notes page.

A scientist in Australia probes to the heart of faith during a time of global suffering in this vintage article from 1916. Read by Lisa Joss. Show notes page.

Art Middlekauff interviews Doug Smith, co-founder of Simply Charlotte Mason™, on the role of technology in a Charlotte Mason homeschool. Show notes page.

Charlotte Mason’s original and unabridged 1913 declaration that “there is no education but self-education.” Show notes page.

Jennifer Pepito explains how to overcome fear in a message adapted from a chapter of her newly released Mothering by the Book. Show notes page.

E. Percival Horsey tells how he went from being a skeptic to a believer in the method of Miss Mason in this vintage article from 1922. Read by Greg Rolling. Show notes page.