The Regents Podcast

Erin Holcomb, former Regents student and current Regents parent, talks with Liz Benigno about attending the school in its earlier years and the influence that teachers and the classical model of education had on her pursuits.

Mindy Dixon, Ryan Magill, and Jana Gomillion join Liz Benigno to unpack the phrase "the true, good, and beautiful" in the context of a Regents education.

David Eaton, President of Axis, joins Dr. Peterson to discuss how to empower productive faith conversations across generations and the idea of raising kids to be sin confessors rather than sin concealers. 

Trillia Newbell is a noted author, speaker, and leader on issues of faith, family, and diversity.  Today, she's back in the studio to discuss her book Creative God, Colorful Us, and the time she spent on campus with Regents Grammar students.

Coach Beck Brydon sits down with Dan Peterson to discuss the new athletic theme for this year - RISE.

Dane Bundy, the new Director of Fine Arts, introduces himself to the Regents community.

Well known author and Christian thinker, Nancy Pearcey, joins Dr. Dan Peterson to discuss a variety of topics including the time she spent with Francis Schaeffer, her conversion to Christianity, and the role of Christian educators.  Pearcey has been dubbed by The Economist as "America’s preeminent evangelical Protestant female intellectual" and her books include Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from Its Cultural Captivity, and Love Thy Body: Answering Hard Questions about Life and Sexuality.

Regents Christ and Culture Task Force members Dan Peterson, Josh Simmons, Sabrina Stuckey, and Bryce Waller discuss the task force's purpose and how it has been functioning over the past year.

Becky Walter, K-2 Associate Head, sits down with Liz Benigno to talk about some of their favorite books and reading memories from childhood as well as strategies to instill the love of reading in all children.

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Book lists, by grade, from the Regents Grammar Library

Some other books mentioned in this episode:

Because of Winn-Dixie, My Side of the Mountain, The Red Wall series, Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Wolves of Willoughby Chase, On the Banks of Plum Creek, Hank the Cowdog

Grammar School teachers Mrs. Everswick and Mrs. Ochsendorf discuss the concept incorporating Christian liturgies into the classroom and how students learn to love God through well-cultivated habits.