In our annual Christmas Bonus episode, we explore the poem Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and its uplifting message to our turbulent lives.

SHCS Headmaster Eric Spee explains Longfellow's classic poem My Lost Youth and challenges us to remember our own past.

Special guest Christie Wright from Hickory Classical Christian School joins the program to discuss the growing challenges for boys in the educational system and American culture.

Pastor Ruben Hernandez and Head of Upper School Christy Chipman rejoin the program to discuss the important topic of students and the consequences of early cell phone use.

Head of Upper School Christy Chipman joins the program to explain the benefits of class catechisms utilizing the book Something They Will Not Forget by Joshua Gibbs.

Dr. Michael Todd, head of the SHCS Bible department, preaches on 1 Samuel 16:14-23 during our upper school chapel. Enjoy a sneak peak of Bible education at SHCS.

Eric Spee dives into the classic film Mr. Smith Goes to Washington and draws from it some inspiration to face today's national conflicts.

PTF President and volleyball coach Stephanie Alvero rejoins the program to discuss the upcoming school event, Dig Pink, which raises funds for cancer research.

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Eric Spee briefly explains then reads the Wordsworth poem Character of a Happy Warrior (1807).

Headmaster and History teacher Eric Spee provides an argument against extreme views of history and instead uses Davy Crockett as a case study in historical analysis.