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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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#52: Raising Sturdy Kids

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/10/26

Keith McCurdy, a licensed counselor serving as President and CEO of Total Life Counseling in Roanoke, VA, discusses some of the essential things parents can do to raise "sturdy children" in a generation of emotional fragility.

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#51: Why Study History?

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/10/19

Dynamic teaching duo Scott Moneyhon and Rob Williams talk about why they love history and why it is such a fundamental discipline for students to study.

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18:47

#50: Christ and Culture

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2020/10/05

Associate Head of Rhetoric, Josh Simmons, discusses why there is a need for schools to think about "Christ and Culture" and gives an update on the Christ and Culture Task Force at Regents.

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25:12

#49: Athletics Theme: Unite

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/09/28

Beck Brydon, Director of Athletics discusses the new athletic theme for this year - UNITE. He also walks through what games will look like for fans during the pandemic.

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41:31

#48: Being a Christian in an Election Year

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2020/09/21

Dan Darling, bestselling author, pastor, and Senior Vice President of National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), discusses why and how Christians should be engaged in politics. The conversation includes some good principles to adhere to when engaging in online discussion, and how parents can teach their children to have civil discourse grounded in a Christian worldview.

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#47: Returning to School in a Pandemic

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/09/14

Mike Stevens, Director of Operations at Regents, sits down with Dan Peterson to discuss the process of developing and maintaining a back-to-school plan for the Fall of 2020.

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24:02

#46: Francis Su on Mathematics for Human Flourishing

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/05/18

Dr. Francis Su, the Benediktsson-Karwa Professor of Mathematics at Harvey Mudd College and author of the book "Mathematics for Human Flourishing", joins Dr. Josh Wilkerson to discuss how the study of mathematics, at all levels, is an important human pursuit. ==================== Dr. Su's homepage

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24:27

#45: Graduates of Regents and Transition to Higher...

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/05/11

Graduates of the Class of 2019--Evelyn Voelter, Katelyn Rodrigues, Case Harris, and Clara Grace Cowden--talk to Dr. Peterson about what their transition to college has been like and how each of their respective schools has handled COVID-19.

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31:25

#44: Andrea Heath on Remote Learning and Classical...

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/05/04

Andrea Heath is parent of four Regents students who has served in many capacities throughout the school. She and Dr. Dan Peterson discuss the parental perspective of what remote learning has looked like in their homes.

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#43: Physical Education and Classical Education

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2020/04/27

Nick Gordon, Department Chair of Physical Education at Regents, talks to Dr. Dan Peterson about the goal of P.E. in a Classical context and how the Regents motor lab plays into the broader context of educating children.

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29:25

#42: Dance Program and Discipleship in the Arts

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2020/04/20

Dance Director Elizabeth Milburn discusses why she's passionate about dance and how she uses it for discipleship.

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45:32

#41: Remote Learning and Classical Education

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2020/04/13

Our division heads - Ronnie Long - Head of Grammar, Matt Jasinski - Head of Logic, and Liz Benigno - Head of Rhetoric join Dr. Dan Peterson to discuss the principles behind Regents' approach to remote learning.

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23:31

#40: The Gospel and Imagination

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2020/04/06

Veteran Grammar school teachers Mindy Dixon and Caroline Herlin discuss the role of the imagination in both the Gospel and in Classical education.

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#39: Church, Family, and the Role of the Christian...

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2020/03/30

Bryce Waller, pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Austin, TX, talks with Dr. Dan Peterson about how to properly define the role of the church and the role of a Christian school for families.

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26:25

#38: Prayer in the Classroom

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2020/03/08

Marilyn Boyd, a teacher at Regents since 2005, shares her heart for teaching the Word of God to young children and how she works to equip them with the tools to navigate their walk through life. =================== "...teach them that not every voice they hear is their voice..."

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30:29

#37: What is Classical and Christian Education?

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/03/02

Josh Simmons, Associate Head of School of Rhetoric at Regents School of Austin, joins Dr. Dan Peterson to discuss the foundational principles of a Classical Christian education.

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18:41

#36: Reading Round Up

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2020/02/24

Alaina Hanson, Paige Strickland, and Becky Walter join Dr. Dan Peterson to discuss the annual Reading Round Up Rodeo event at Regents School of Austin and how it aims to inspire a love of reading in young students.

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#35: Practical and Service Applications of Math

The Regents Podcast ·

2020/02/17

Dr. Josh Wilkerson and a group of four AP Statistics Students (Cade Morris, Caroline Hooten, Lucy Gifford, and Chris Kuhlman) talk about their class survey/data analysis project with Mobile Loaves and Fishes and how they were impacted by the residents at the Community First! Village. Note: this conversation was recorded last Spring and the Junior students who were involved are now Seniors! ==================== Episode links: Community First! Village

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#34: The Trivium: Rhetoric

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2020/02/10

Liz Benigno, Head of Rhetoric, discusses the practical ways in which the the philosophy of the Trivium distinguishes the School of Rhetoric at Regents from other high schools in the country and shapes the student experience.

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#33: Moms for Moms

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2020/02/03

Liz Benigno sits down with former Regents parents Martha Bauman and Amy Duncan to chat about the importance of finding a mentor mom during the K-12 years and how they all have benefited by connecting with more experienced moms. ==================== Episode links: Register here for the Regents "Moms for Moms" event February 20, 2020.

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