The Headmaster's Podcast

Professor Blake McAllister (Hillsdale College) discusses the problem of evil. Learn more about some of the ways Christians can approach this difficult and sensitive topic in this episode.

Josh and Holly Alexander tell us about their journey after Holly received a cancer diagnosis. They talk about what they have done, how are things right now, and what the future looks like for them.

Professor Paul Gould from Palm Beach Atlantic University talks about the meaning and importance of loving God with our minds.

Josh & Holly Alexander have been part of KPA for over 20 years! In this episode, they talk about the impact that KPA has had on their kids Brady and Shelby Alexander (class of 2021).

In this episode, Professor Jeffrey Kaplan shares an inspiring message that highlights the importance of a liberal arts education. This is from a convocation address he gave at Williams College.

Special thanks to Professor Kaplan for giving us permission to reproduce the audio of his speech.

This week's episode features a reading of "The Lost Tools of Learning" by Dorothy Sayers. This essay (originally delivered as a speech at Oxford University) is often credited as the spark that ignited the renewal movement that we call classical education today.

The audio recording of the speech is taken from the public domain, thanks to Julie Ables.

Ecclesiastes 11:1 says, "Cast your bread upon the waters, for you will find it after many days." Listen for a short word of encouragement from Ecclesiastes 11:1-4 to walk by faith and trust the Lord.

Taylor Collier, graduate from KPA's class of 2021 and recent graduate from Baylor University, talks about his time at KPA.

Prof. McGrew talks about the way Artificial Intelligence is transforming education, and what we ought to do in light of it.

Peter and Nicole Martens reflect on their long history with KPA. They have two graduates -- Naomi (class of 2019) and Anna (class of 2022). Plus, Isaac who will graduate in 2026. You will be blessed and encouraged by their journey at KPA.