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The Regents Podcast

Regents School of Austin

Welcome to The Regents Podcast--a weekly podcast for K-12 classical Christian educators and parents.

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#72: Liturgies in the Classroom

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2021/05/03

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.

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#71: Carl Trueman on The Modern Self

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2021/04/26

Dr. Carl Trueman taught Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary for 16 years and is currently a professor of Religion and Biblical Studies at Grove City College in Western Pennsylvania. In this interview, Dan Peterson and Josh Simmons talk to Carl about his new book The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self. If you've never before heard Carl's thoughts on Theology and modern culture, you are in for a real treat. ==================== Episode links: Carl' book: The Rise and Triumph of the

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23:25

#70: Senior Thesis Past and Present

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2021/04/19

Liz Benigno interviews former Thesis Director, Deb Gore, and current Director, Rose Usry, to discuss the history and evolution of the Thesis program at Regents. This episode will leave you feeling encouraged and excited about our Thesis Program!

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26:45

#69: Why Worldview Matters

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2021/04/12

Dr. Daniel Eaton joins Dan Peterson to define the term "worldview" and discuss how the concept is taught at Regents and what it looks like to engage with the broader field of philosophy as a Christian.

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36:07

#68: ONWARD: A Strategic Plan for Regents 2021-2026

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2021/03/29

Chairman of the Board, Will Davis, Director of Advancement, Kirk Avery, and Head of School, Dan Peterson, discuss the details of "ONWARD"--the recently released 5-year strategic plan for Regents School of Austin.

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16:22

#67: Character Rocks

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2021/03/22

Bonnie Shipley, long-time Regents Grammar school teacher, stops by to talk the history and tradition of character rocks at the school.

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29:26

#66: Art as Service

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2021/03/08

School of Logic art teacher Kristen Lemon and Director of Fine Arts Andrew Smalley join Dan Peterson to talk about art at Regents in the context of serving the community around us. Below are the details of the upcoming art ministerium mentioned in this episode: Date: Thursday, March 11th Time: 5:30 pm Location: Texas Oncology South (James Casey St.) Information: Only five people will be allowed to be present. Three T.O. staff members, Mrs. Lemon, and Ellie Grace Goode (student artist

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#65: Coach Tim Phillips on Football and Formation

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2021/03/01

Regents Head Football Coach, Tim Phillips, talks through his history coaching football, what he has been thankful for as a Regents Dad, and the character attributes he hopes to emphasize in the Regents football program.

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#64: Biblical Sexuality (part 2)

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2021/02/22

Dr. Christopher Yuan has taught at Moody Bible Institute for twelve years and frequently speaks on the topic of faith and sexuality. This is the second of a two-part conversation he had with Dan Peterson after spending time on the Regents campus sharing his testimony of coming to Christ and grappling with his identity and sexuality.

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24:06

#63: Biblical Sexuality

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2021/02/15

Dr. Christopher Yuan has taught at Moody Bible Institute for twelve years and frequently speaks on the topic of faith and sexuality. This is the first of a two-part conversation he had with Dan Peterson after spending time on the Regents campus sharing his testimony of coming to Christ and grappling with his identity and sexuality.

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29:03

#62: Parenting During a Pandemic

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2021/02/08

Dr. Mary Bennett is a Regents grammar mom, child play therapist, and former professor at Texas State University. She joins Liz Benigno to discuss the challenges of parenting kids during the pandemic.

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#61: Looking Back with Kate Zinnecker

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2021/02/01

Admissions coordinator Kate Zinnecker, who has been associated with Regents since 1994, looks back on some of her favorite memories and defining moments in the school's history.

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21:56

#60: Formation for God's Kingdom (part 2)

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2021/01/25

Calvin College professor of Philosophy and author James K. A. Smith joins Dan Peterson to discuss the central thesis of his book You Are What You Love and how it applies to parents, students, and teachers in the education context. Note: this is the second part of a two-part conversation.

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21:52

#59: Formation for God's Kingdom (part 1)

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2021/01/11

Calvin College professor of Philosophy and author James K. A. Smith joins Dan Peterson to discuss the central thesis of his book You Are What You Love and how it applies to parents, students, and teachers in the education context. Note: this is the first part of a two-part conversation.

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26:41

#58: Race, Diversity, and the Gospel

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2020/12/14

Trillia Newbell is a noted author, speaker, and leader on issues of faith, family, and diversity. She joins Dr. Dan Peterson to discuss the foundational gospel truths that should guide how Christians approach the issue of racism.

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#57: Faith and the Performing Arts

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2020/12/07

Elizabeth Bernhardt (actor, singer, writer, and Regents Logic drama teacher) discusses her recent book The Power of Pretend: An Actor's Struggle to Unite Faith and Work. The book was born out of the struggles she has faced as a follower of Christ in the world of the performing arts.

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#56: In Loco Parentis (part 2)

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2020/11/30

This is the second part of a panel discussion that took place over Zoom at the beginning of the school year during Regents in-service/RICE training. Teachers and administrators gathered to discuss the the concept of "In Loco Parentis", why it is so important to the school's culture, and what it looks like in practice.

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#55: Grateful Giving

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2020/11/16

Director of Advancement, Kirk Avery, discusses the Grateful Giving project that starts this week, what the donations will be used for, and why a family might want to give to Regents in the first place. ==================== regentsaustin.org/giving

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22:56

#54: In Loco Parentis

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2020/11/09

This week's special episode is the first part of a panel discussion that took place over Zoom at the beginning of the school year during Regents in-service/RICE training. Teachers and administrators gathered to discuss the the concept of "In Loco Parentis", why it is so important to the school's culture, and what it looks like in practice.

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#53: Classical Toolkit with Allison Jackson

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2020/11/02

Allison Jackson, science teacher and 7th grade Dean, discusses classical methods of teaching and how they are distinct from what may be found in other educational environments.

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