In this episode, Paideia founders and current board members Randy Sadler and Charles Clapp share stories of Paideia Academy's beginnings and the way the Lord has sustained the school over 20+ years.

We invite you to hear their thoughts on the early challenges of starting the school, the joys of seeing thriving graduates walk across the stage for the first time (and in the following years), and the "non-negotiables" that Paideia has kept the same for all its existence.

In this episode, Director of Development and Fundraising Nick Duncan shares his passion for Classical Christian education in America, along with some exciting updates about the Knox Hall Fundraiser.

We invite you to hear his thoughts why Classical Christian education should matter for Americans specifically and which true, good, and beautiful things our nation should learn to love again. He also provides some sneak peeks for the Knox Hall event, such as a few auction items people should get excited for.

In this episode, Senior Anatomy teacher/Track and Cross-Country Coach Ryan Hartzel shares his passion for training young athletes in a Biblically-based manner.

We invite you to hear his thoughts on why bodily training is so important for Christians, how training the body and the mind simultaneously is of great value to believers, and what he hopes all of this student-athletes remember about the gospel during their time learning from him and training under his leadership.

In this episode, former Paideia student-turned-teacher, Samuel Sadler, discusses both why he decided to return to Paideia and why he has chosen a career in the classical Christian field.

We invite you to hear from Samuel as he share about his journey within the classical Christian education realm and how his particular educational experience has equipped him to invest into the next generation of students at Paideia Academy.

In this episode, Upper School Dean of Student Culture/Omnibus & Rhetoric Instructor/Dean of Westminster Hall, Graham Averitt, shares what makes Paideia Academy's student culture joyful and thriving.

We invite you to hear his thoughts on classical, Christ-centered discipline; the significance of tradition, feasting, and singing in building school unity; and the intentionality of Paideia's Upper School in encouraging and equipping students to lead.

In this episode, Senior Boys reflect over the course of their time as students at Paideia Academy.

We invite you to hear how they faced difficulties, strengthened their intellectual skills, experienced discipleship, grew in manliness/godliness, deepened their faith, and built lasting relationships within the Halls of our beloved school.

In this episode, Senior Girls reflect over the course of their time as students at Paideia Academy.

We invite you to hear how they overcame challenges, grew in their faith, polished their rhetorical skills, mentored others, made lasting memories, and developed lifelong friendships within the Halls of our beloved school.

In this episode, Pre-K teacher Deena Parks and 3rd Grade teacher Grace Duell share a classical Christian perspective on shepherding and challenging their students mentally, physically, and spiritually.

We invite you to hear their thoughts on the significance of recitation/memory work in the grammar school stage, the benefits of unstructured play in the development of young minds, and the centrality of Scripture and prayer in a truly Christ-centered school.