Podcasts about gutenberg college

Can a college focused on ancient texts prepare students for modern challenges better than traditional universities? Dr. Charles Dewberry, Academic Dean of Gutenberg College, joins Robert to discuss their unique great books approach to higher education. Learn how this small liberal arts college uses tutoring and primary texts to teach students the art of living wisely and discover why their graduates are uniquely prepared to tackle complex problems in today's world. https://gutenberg.edu/

How can we equip the next generation to cut through the noise and think critically in a world saturated with misinformation? Dr. Eliot Grasso, Vice President of Gutenberg College, joins BaseCamp Live to tackle the challenge of "particles of propaganda" and how they shape our lives. Drawing on Jacques Ellul's timeless insights, Dr. Grasso unpacks practical tools for parents and educators to cultivate clarity, discernment, and resilience in their children. From simple dinner table dialogues to foundational worldview questions, learn how to anchor your family in truth, goodness, and beauty. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or lifelong learner, this episode offers actionable steps to build a stronger foundation for the next generation.Special Thanks to our partners who make BaseCamp Live possible:ZipCastWilson Hill AcademyClassic Learning TestGordon CollegeClassical Academic PressLife Architects CoachingLight Phone Stay tuned for more enlightening discussions on classical Christian education, and join us next time on BaseCamp Live! Remember to subscribe, leave us a review, and reach out to us at info@basecamplive.comDon't forget to visit basecamplive.com for more info and past episodes.

Episode Summary:In this BaseCamp Live conversation, Davies and Chris Swanson from Gutenberg College discuss how to foster independent thought in a society where cultural influences are inescapable, leading to a broader discussion on the shift from rationalism and logic to emotional and unarticulated assumptions in decision-making. Chris argues for the significance of liberal arts education in examining these underlying assumptions and the necessity of integrating spiritual knowledge to form well-rounded individuals.Sponsor Highlights: Wilson Hill AcademyClassic Learning TestAmerica's Christian Credit UnionLife Architects CoachingGordon CollegeGutenberg College  Stay tuned for more enlightening discussions on classical Christian education, and join us next time on BaseCamp Live! Remember to subscribe, leave us a review, and reach out to us at info@basecamplive.comDon't forget to visit basecamplive.com for more info and past episodes.

Possibly the most pernicious and evil consequence of the COVID tyranny has been how our kids' educations have been destroyed. From 2019 to 2022 scores across the board plummeted in the largest and fastest way ever recorded. Eight-grade math scores plummeted a whopping 8 points on average as remote learning and increasingly unsafe public school environments throttle the learning process.  Friends of this channel will know I spent decades in education, specifically Classical Christian Education, because long before COVID and when wokeness was still relegated to University campuses I, like many Christians and Patriots around the country, realized that public education was rotten and was headed in a dangerous direction. Of course, we have talked to Doug Wilson many times on this channel who has led a revival of private classical schools across the country that many families are turning to. Scores of families are also turning to homeschooling, specifically with classical Christian curriculums.  I have the pleasure of being joined today by Robert Bortins, CEO of Classical Conversations which is the largest Classical Christian homeschooling curriculum in the world! I know many families that have used classical conversations for every step of their kids' education and it is great.  Robert has become a thought leader on a biblical worldview in education and culture and is the host of a successful podcast called Refining Rhetoric. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Gutenberg College, the Classical Learning Test, and NAV Sevens Rugby. He is also a member of C12 Group, the largest professional development network of Christian CEOs and executives. Under Robert's leadership, Classical Conversations has been named a Certified Best Christian Workplace by BCW for five years in a row.    Resources: Escape woke public schools and give your child a truly amazing education HERE: https://classicalconversations.com/ Don't be unprepared for a cyber attack, and take back your privacy with Sekur! Try it today with NO Big Tech Hosting at https://drstevesekur.com/ Don't let Big Tech WIN by staying connected to Dr Steve and joining the movement to reclaim our freedoms at: https://join.turleytalks.com/insiders-club=podcast   *The content presented by our partners may contain affiliate links. When you click and shop the links, Turley Talks may receive a small commission.* #sponsored" Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode.  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and/or leave a review. Make sure to FOLLOW me on X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/DrTurleyTalks BOLDLY stand up for TRUTH in Turley Merch! Browse our new designs right now at: https://store.turleytalks.com/ Do you want to be a part of the podcast and be our sponsor? Click here to partner with us and defy liberal culture! https://advertising.turleytalks.com/sponsorship If you want to get lots of articles on conservative trends, sign up for the 'New Conservative Age Rising' Email Alerts: https://turleytalks.com/subscribe/. 

Unlock the secrets of classical Christian education with our enlightening conversation with Eliot Grasso, accomplished Irish musician and vice president and tutor at Gutenberg College. Prepare to challenge your notions about the efficiency of education as we trail-blaze beyond the modern world's relentless pursuit of immediate results. Grasp the profound benefits of an inefficient education that strikes a harmonious balance between ambition and service, shaping individuals into thoughtful contributors to society.Surround yourself with the wisdom of Eliot's unique teaching experience at Gutenberg College. Together, we dissect the significance of a slower, deeper learning approach that enables a thorough exploration and understanding of the subject matter. We shine a spotlight on the tension between wanting to be a winner and desiring to serve others, drawing intriguing parallels to our motivations in education.Close out your day with a fascinating dive into the world of classical education and its standout benefits for children. For all you parents out there, we navigate the intricacies of pursuing classical education as an act of love for your children. Tune in as we unravel Gutenberg College's unique approach, where students engage with Great Books in small groups, honing their critical thinking skills and preparing to become adaptable generalists in the workforce. Experience the transformation of students who have traversed this path as we uncover the profound impact of classical education.

 In this episode, Dr. Perrin continues his discussion with Tim McIntosh, a former professor at Gutenberg College and a current creative director, actor, and playwright. They discuss the importance of Shakespeare and other great authors in classical education, and particularly how plays and other creative outlets positively impact students.  

Episode Description: Episode Description:  How do you foster a Biblical Worldview? From its humble beginnings in a basement to its widespread domestic and international presence and influence, Classical Conversations (CC) has embodied this call to know God and make him known within the homeschooling community through its Biblical worldview curriculum. Our guest this week is the CEO of CC, Robert Bortins. Robert, who was one of the initial 11 students in his parent's basement that embarked on this journey, joins Bobby to discuss the heart, mission, and growth of the homeschooling movement that is CC. Robert believes that “all subjects reveal God's glory,” and through the resources and curriculum that CC offers, parents are equipped to help their children grow in God's truth and to grow a community of like-minded Christ followers.   In this week's episode, Robert and Bobby will discuss the following:   What it looks like to know God and make him known through homeschooling. Living out our faith in contemporary society. The intersection of our faith and the subjects that the students will learn. The importance of who we interact with and how we interact with them on a daily basis. Establishing and following through with good habits will help us meet our goals. Fostering an organizational culture that embodies the mission and lives out its values. Embracing and living out a servant lifestyle.   STOP losing your best people today, with this FREE GUIDE (a $250 value)! >>https://values-driven-leadership-llc.ck.page/8cbcb90c87   Find more great tools and resources with the Lead2Grow Academy Subscription. Learn more here ➝ www.lead2growacademy.com       ____________________________________________________________ About the guest: Robert Bortins is the CEO of Classical Conversations®. The company has grown from supporting homeschoolers in about 40 states to supporting homeschoolers in over 50 countries and has become the world's largest classical homeschooling organization under his guidance.   Robert is on the academic board of the Classical Learning test and on Gutenberg College's board of advisors. He is also a member of C12 Group, the largest professional development network of Christian CEOs and executives.   Under Robert's leadership, Classical Conversations has been named a Certified Best Christian Workplace by BCWI for five years and he has recently launched his own Podcast, Refining Rhetoric.   About the host: Following a successful career as CEO, Bobby sold his business to a publicly-traded company.  In what he calls his "second half of life", Bobby seeks to pour Biblically-based principles into growth-minded business, church, and non-profit leaders.   Through Values-Driven Leadership, Bobby serves as an Executive Coach and Training Consultant for organizations.  He shares many of his principles and practices through a weekly blog, the True North Leader podcast, and through three books he has authored:   Principled Profits: Outward Success Is an Inside Job True North Business: A Leader's Guide to Extraordinary Growth and Impact The Freedom Paradox: Is Unbridled Freedom Dividing America?   Find out more at valuesdrivenculture.com

In this episode, Dr. Perrin talks with Tim McIntosh, a former professor at Gutenberg College and a current creative director, actor, and playwright. They discuss the importance of Shakespeare and other great authors in classical education, and particularly how plays and other creative outlets positively impact students. 

Imagine the small community setting, thoughtful discussions with peers, and classical curriculum of Classical Conversations®, but at a college level! In this episode of Refining Rhetoric, Robert speaks to Eliot Grasso, vice president and a tutor at Gutenberg College. Gutenberg takes a classical, Christian approach to a four-year higher education while limiting its incoming freshman class to just twenty students. This fosters a family-like community where students learn and live together while exploring and debating big ideas through Gutenberg's Great Books program. Here, Robert and Eliot talk about the importance of a multidisciplinary education, the unique Gutenberg experience, and, surprisingly, what in the world an uilleann pipe is. Show notes: refiningrhetoric.com/eliot-grasso

This is Episode 37 of the Consortium Podcast, an academic audio blog sponsored by Kepler Education. In this episode, Scott Postma interviews Dr. Chris Swanson, president of Gutenberg College in Eugene, Oregon. Dr. Swanson shares his own unique education journey, Gutenberg's innovative (but not new) approach to a liberal arts education, and why educators should consider attending the Learning for Life Education Conference hosted by Gutenberg College in September each year. This year the conference is September 8-10, 2022.   Learning for Life Education Conference speakers and topics include: Amanda Butler of Classical Conversations “Reclaiming the Art of Conversation” Scott Postma Kepler Education “Preparing Students for a Life Worth Living” Andrew Pudewa Institute for Excellence in Writing “However Imperfectly: Lessons Learned from Three Decades of Teaching” Kathryn Smith Templeton Honors College “A Fairy Tale Education” Andrew Zwerneman Cana Academy “History: Seeing the Whole” Eliot Grasso Gutenberg College “Learning for an Integrated Life” Chris Swanson Gutenberg College “An Inquiry Approach to Mathematics and the Sciences”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2015 Summer Institute, “Reunion: Tanakh and the Gospel of Matthew.”

Talk given by Jack Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Jack Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Jack Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by David Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by David Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by David Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by David Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by David Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by David Crabtree for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Charley Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Question & Answer Session at Gutenberg College’s 2014 Summer Institute and Twentieth Anniversary Celebration.

Talk given by Jack Crabtree at Gutenberg College’s 2014 Summer Institute and Twentieth Anniversary Celebration.

Talk given by Chris Swanson at Gutenberg College’s 2014 Summer Institute and Twentieth Anniversary Celebration.

Talk given by Ron Julian at Gutenberg College’s 2014 Summer Institute and Twentieth Anniversary Celebration.

Talk given by Charley Dewberry at Gutenberg College’s 2014 Summer Institute and Twentieth Anniversary Celebration.

Talk given by David Crabtree at Gutenberg College’s 2014 Summer Institute and Twentieth Anniversary Celebration.

Talk given by Charlie Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Charlie Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Charlie Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Charlie Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Charlie Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Charlie Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Charlie Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Charlie Dewberry for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by R. Wesley Hurd for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by R. Wesley Hurd for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by R. Wesley Hurd for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

Talk given by Ron Julian for McKenzie Study Center’s Biblical Worldview Program. MSC is an institute of Gutenberg College.

The illustrations in this PDF were originally a PowerPoint presentation that accompanied a two-part talk, “Israel and the Middle East,” presented by Earle Craig on January 23, 2011 at Gutenberg College. The talk covers the biblical and historical highlights of the land of Israel/Palestine and its neighbors to help in understanding the current political and social issues in this area of the world.