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Shaver's Prep Football Podcast Episode 4 features Indianapolis Colts running back Evan Hull, a former Maple Grove star and the two top senior football players in Minnesota: Abu Tarawallie of Providence Academy and Emmanuel Karmo of Cooper. Plus Randy talks with local coaches about the upcoming season. Sponsored by TruStone Financial, Your Neighborhood Credit Union. It's true. (https://trustonefinancial.org) & Aquarius Home Services (https://aquariushomeservices.com/)

24 TEAMS IN 24 DAYS PROVIDENCE ACADEMY DANIEL KILGORE AUGUST 6See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, Ron is joined by Chris Steinbarger, Headmaster of Providence Academy in Green Bay, Wisconsin!Connect with The Palatine Institute.Tune in every Wednesday for a new episode of A Cord of Three Strands. Subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform and never miss an episode!

Today we will be talking with Michael Schell, Headmaster at Sparhawk Academy, an independent day school for boys grades 3-8 in Millis, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston, and Sarah Hogan, Director of College Counseling and Alumni Engagement at Providence Academy, in Plymouth, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis. Michael and Sarah are looking to bring strength and community for those who work in the area of school counseling by hosting a special fellowship this summer at Sparhawk Academy. The fellowship is provided in cooperation with DIA Schools Collaborative, recognizing the need to accompany students toward the future with a strong faith focus. We will explore the world of the school counselor and the opportunities available for the summer fellowship.

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Led by a pair of sisters, the Lions are on track for another run at a state title.   Their head coach, Conner Goetz talked with Tom Hauser on The WCCO Morning News. 

Led by a pair of sisters, the Lions are on track for another run at a state title.   Their head coach, Conner Goetz talked with Tom Hauser on The WCCO Morning News. 

It's a girls high school hoops frenzy for the first time this season on the pod as the crew welcome in Grant McGinnis, a prep basketball scout and writer for PrepGirlsHoops.com in Minnesota! The gang starts the conversation at (4:38) by keying on Friday's matchup between Class 4A No. 3 Lakeville North and Class 2A No. 1 Providence Academy, and discussing standout sophomore Maddyn Greenway, her State-wide appeal, and where she fits among recent superstars in the State. Starting at (17:30), they talk about the headliners of a talented senior class, led by Benilde's Olvia Olson (Michigan), Hopkins' Liv McGill (Florida), and Mountain Iron-Buhl sharpshooter Jordan Zubich (UNC), among others. At (23:58), McGinnis splits hairs to determine Minnetonka and Hopkins' candidacy as the best team in the State right now, while also not counting out Wayzata, STMA, and others as top title-contenders in Class 4A. At (30:37), Logan and Grant talk about the best girls players they've ever seen at the high school level, including a standout 8th grader from Duluth you've got to keep an eye on (32:17). Finally, they discuss other Class 4A teams to follow at (35:36) before Matt, Logan, and Bill talk some hockey and wrestling in their final "notes from the field" of 2023 (49:00).

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As practicing Catholics, we see the fingerprints of God in our lives wherever we encounter the true, the good, and the beautiful. A local parish is giving you the opportunity to trip-the-light-transcendent, as well as give local artists a chance to showcase their talents and gifts! St. Clement's in NE Minneapolis is playing one of the hosts for this year's Art-a-Whirl. Joining us to tell us more are Christopher Santer, who is both an artist and an art teacher at Providence Academy; and Ann Marie Cosgrove, an artist-photographer and Art-a-Whirl contributor.

Before an interview with the 31st year head coach of the State-bound Panthers, Logan, Matt, & Bill circle back up to first to recap last week's action at Williams Arena in the Girls Basketball State Tournament (2:37)! Topics discussed include Tessa Johnson's herculean performance in the 4A title game for St. Michael, Stewartville's suprising shakeup in the 3A tourney, and Maddyn Greenway's dominant showing on the big stage for Providence Academy. Next, the trio break down the entire Class 4A Boys Tournament field (15:50), discussing standout players, favorites, and potential upset bids in the large school division. They also key-in on the Mr. Basketball Final Five, who will all be showcased this week on the big stage, and discuss title favorites in Class 3A and 2A! Interview with John Oxton, the Lakeville North Head Coach, starts at (51:00). 

Before welcoming in guest Sam Ekstrom, the TV voice of the Gophers and high school hockey on Bally Sports North & play-by-play broadcaster for last week's Boys Hockey Tournament on the radio, Matt and Bill get together for a Girls Basketball State Tourney Preview starting at (5:07). They discuss every team in the field in Class 4A, upsets in last week's slate of Section Finals, predictions, top players to watch, and deep dive into favorites in all four classes! Starting at (36:31), Ekstrom joins the show to help break down the Boys Hockey Tournament last week at Xcel! He discusses Minnetonka rising to the top in a wide-open Class AA field, Mahtomedi's suprise run to a Class A title, standout players, and some way-too-early predictions on contenders in the State next season!  

Today, we have a very special edition of Follow to Lead, looking at the impact Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI had on Catholic Education. For this podcast, we are joined by three members of the Duc In Altum Board of Directors, Rich Meyer, President of JSerra Catholic High School in San Juan Capistrano, CA; Andy Tylicki, President of St. James Academy in Lenexa, KS, and Dr. Todd Flanders, Headmaster at Providence Academy in Plymouth, MN. 

Ron Jung, Headmaster of Providence Academy, and host of “A Cord of Three Strands” podcast, joins the show to discuss the interwoven strength of home, church, and education. The Dr. Jeff Show on YouTube Summit Ministries  Summit Student Conferences Reflect: Christian worldview commentaries on popular movies and songs

Ron Jung, Headmaster of Providence Academy, and host of “A Cord of Three Strands” podcast, joins the show to discuss the interwoven strength of home, church, and education. The Dr. Jeff Show on YouTube Summit Ministries Summit Student Conferences Reflect: Christian worldview commentaries on popular movies and songs

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Ron Jung, Headmaster at Providence Academy. He discusses the contrast in public school education between when he was a child and now, and how the removal of God and truth from education compelled him to homeschool his children. He states that every parent must ask themselves what their obligation is to God in raising their children, and how that plays out in the education their children are receiving. Ron states that the goal of Providence Academy is to teach students reality as it is. 

Former Viking Chad Greenway joins Rena Sarigianopoulos to share about his daughters, specifically his oldest right now who is starring in prep basketball at Providence Academy. Plus, Chad speaks about the growth of Gray Duck Spirits and an opportunity to give back to the community through their special Twins themed bottle coming to stores next week.

'First Reformed' was ranked as #1 of the Top 10 films of 2018 by a well-known Christian movie reviewer. Is this a great film for a thinking Christian? Is the filmmaker upholding or subverting the Christian faith? Pastor Brandon and Dane dive into these questions and more. (Warning: Spoilers in the episode.) REFERENCED ARTICLES Director Paul Schrader Test His Faith In 'First Reformed' with Terry GrossPaul Schrader on First Reformed: "This is a troubling film about a troubled person" by Alissa Wilkinson PODCAST HOSTSDane Bundy is president of Stage & Story and secondary principal at Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN. Find out more about Dane and Stage & Story at www.stageandstory.org.Brandon McCulloch is associate pastor at Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks and head of the Bible department at Lake Arrowhead Christian School. Find out more about Pastor Brandon McCulloch and his podcast here.

Brian Cosgriff from Providence Academy joins Mike Max to talk basketball at all levels.

TW: Language Catch up with the resurrected Two Witches Podcast 2.0 - Electric Boogaloo! It's a Holiday Miracle - praise the Almighty Holy Donut! We're back for Season 2, and we brought Magical Jobcat! We'll tell you what we've been up to since our chat with Mortellus, the Bagans Slayer on Episode 21, and introduce you to Vintage Magic and what the hell that has to do with haunted bricks. Surprising no one, a certain bossy nun and her Hell's Angels reinforcements are involved, but SJ's maternal grandfather recently showed up to join the party too to try to make them cry on the podcast. AGAIN. Also, a status report on the cover up, OOPS - we meant construction, at the Providence Academy, and an exciting update on the St. Ignatius Hospital in Colfax, WA. Andrea also has great news for all of you plant nerds too that our Patrons will enjoy the spoils of! SHOW NOTES HERE! Sincere gratitude to our new Holy Donut Cult Members: Jennifer C., Theresa Z., Danny, Megan C., Garrett K., and last but not least, Aidan K.! JOIN THE CULT. We have donuts - and lots of bonus content!

Steve starts the hour talking the outdoors with Steve Carney. And then Brian Cosgriff-former Hopkins girls basketball coach, now a teacher and assistant coach at Providence Academy talks about the new shot clock rule. Plus, Steve talks about the new LSU coach and previews the Wild game.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christian families should be concerned by now. We discuss solutions to the worldview problems in government education and how public schools are shaping young minds and denying God rather than producing good, responsible citizens. Daily podcast, relevant articles on issues pertaining to Christians and more can be found on Stand Up For The Truth.

TW - All the swears SJ learned today while giving a tour as a Docent at the Providence Academy (one of the two remaining buildings left that Mother Joseph herself built) that their sworn bad hair enemy Zak Bagans and the Ghost Adventures were *THISCLOSE* to recording their crappy show there but fortunately due to their own asinine behavior were DENIED - then and now.. PERMANENTLY! Oh and by the way, Zak? The people at the Colfax hospital can't stand you either - you're not getting back in there either. There's some new Sheriffs in town - and we work for Mother Joseph. So does Stephanie McCown - a single mom, a YouTube creator, a podcaster, and an author based out of Michigan. Shortly after inviting SJ on to her youtube show Get Ready With Me and Talk about Stuff to discuss Mother Joseph (Part One) and Hidden Bricks (Part Two), Stephanie became particularly interested in the life of Sharon Tate, doing a YouTube episode about her. Stephanie's pretty upset about what Zak Bagans is doing to the memory of Sharon Tate. We have so much to say we have TWO episodes coming. You'll probably love them unless you're a "Ghost Bro." Full show notes HERE! See you soon to burn it DOWN. Hopefully the days of shows like Ghost Adventures are numbered - we can all do better, and it's beyond time to.

Portland-area Psychic Empath Janet Borkowski shares with us her experiences using her investigative and psychic skills at the Providence Academy and other sites she's visited! Listeners will learn a bit about the history of psychometry as Janet shares how she is able to use these mysterious talents to help us investigate several Hidden brick linked sites we have talked about in this podcast. Janet has been at the Providence Academy with Sara more than anyone else has since this Brick Madness began. Sara herself has seen the accuracy of Janet's psychometry skills, when events she predicted around the Providence Academy's pending partial demolition later came to pass. Reach out to Janet on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook to find out how to book a reading! Full show notes HERE!

In today's episode Colin sits down with Ben Holland, head of school at Providence Academy in Johnson City. Johnson City Living is hosted by Colin and Carly Johnson of the Colin & Carly Group at Keller Williams Realty. Johnson City Living is a proud member of the Market Street Media family of podcasts, along with: Better Every Day with Brad Weems I See You, Mama: A Maternal Mental Health Podcast with Kristina Dulaney Johnson City Living with Colin Johnson Measure Once, Cuss Twice with Seth Thomas The Johnson City Small Business Podcast with Ryan McKinney One Conversation at a Time with Kelly Rhea Barber College Success with Craig Charles The Huddle with Spencer Huddleston and Brad Weems Allpointswhole with Krista Wright Doing Good with Dr. Becky Powers and Josh Smith

"Don't waste the pandemic. . . but let it enhance your imaginations."Dr. Roger Duke shares about John Bunyan and how his time in jail led to his great work of imaginative fiction -- "Pilgrim's Progress." Eric Rutherford continues the discussion about ways that constraint actually promotes creativity and offers some thoughts on how to cultivate our imaginations. This talk was recorded live at our Stage & Story Winter Gathering over Zoom and edited for time.Dane Bundy mentioned an interview with Marian Jacobs called, "Writing in the Cracks and Chunks: An Interview with Writer Marian Jacobs." You can find Marian Jacobs' writing at www.majacobs.com. HOST & GUESTS Dane Bundy is president of Stage & Story and secondary principal at Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN. Find out more about Dane and Stage & Story at www.stageandstory.org.Dr. Roger D. Duke  is an advisory board member and the scholar-in-residence at Stage & Story. Dr. Duke is an ordained Baptist minister and has taught at the college and graduate school levels for over 20 years. Dr. Duke holds graduate degrees from The University of the South’s School of Theology at Sewanee, TN; The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; and Harding University’s Graduate School of Religion. He has written or contributed to more than ten volumes (including works on John Bunyan) with the latest volume scheduled to be released in 2018. Visit his website at www.InvertedChristian.com. Eric Rutherford is president of Entrusting the Faith ministries (www.entrustingthefaith.com). He’s the author of Leading Well at Home: How Husbands and Fathers Can Biblically Lead Their Families and lives in Murfreesboro, TN. Eric earned his M.Div from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and serves on the S&S Board.  

On this special two part episode, we take you on a tour of The Providence Academy in Vancouver, Washington, the last remaining building Mother Joseph herself built, where she lived and died. The best way to experience these two episodes is to head over to the Providence Academy page to follow along with the photos as we walk through and describe the building's details. (We will link the episode audio there too.) You also can go to the bottom of the page to find out how to help us save this place - we've made the easy action links clickable for you. It appears that this building is ground zero for Hidden Brick magick and we'll tell you why. Why might hauntings experienced there over the years continue to happen? Rumors of reasons for the activity here include CURSED BRICKS and a HAUNTED BELL. We'll separate the fact from the fiction when it comes to the local rumors here. SHOW NOTES HERE.

Pastor Brandon McCulloch shares challenges he sees the church faces in cultivating the Christian imagination, but he also offers some solutions. This talk was recorded live at a Stage & Story Winter Gathering held over Zoom. HOST & GUESTS Dane Bundy is president of Stage & Story and secondary principal at Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN. Find out more about Dane and Stage & Story at www.stageandstory.org.Brandon McCulloch is associate pastor at Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks and head of the Bible department at Lake Arrowhead Christian School. Find out more about Pastor Brandon McCulloch and his podcast here.

Sara's investigation into Hidden Bricks, magic, and synchronicity. This week, Sara joins us to talk about her investigations beginning around a brick bought at an antique store and ending with weird syncronicities, magic, a nun with masonic connections, and possible past life connections. Oh yeah, there's also a city doing shady stuff with property and some really cool historic structures that may be demolished soon. This is a wild story and we hope you enjoy it. Contact Sara in the links below if you have any cool brick related stuff you'd like to share. **ALSO** This was going to be our first episode. There are some audio issues in the first interview. Thanks for bearing through them, we should have all those ironed out now. Thanks so much for checking us out. **Topics discussed:** 1. Hidden Bricks 2. Providence Academy 3. Magic 4. Witchcraft 5. Syncronicity 6. Paranormal Events 7. Masonry **Links mentioned in this episode:** * [Sara's Blog](https://weirdlifepdx.blogspot.com/2020/08/synchronicity-uptick-and-dirty.html?m=1) * [Vancouver Washington Bein shady? Here's that email.](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HJEyl6iVv4W1BWxL7XNBLcSAHfweK6nn/view) * [Sara's Twitter Profile and more info about how to help Providence Academy](https://twitter.com/Brick_MoJo/status/1323464517980880896) **CONTACT US** If you have a story or topic you'd like to discuss: Twitter: [@Void_jazz](https://twitter.com/void_jazz) Email: eternalvoidjazzpod@gmail.com

What is the imagination? What is the Christian imagination? How do we cultivate our imaginations? Listen to a dialogue between Pastor Brandon McCulloch, Chelsea Carrier, and Dane Bundy. EPISODE OVERVIEW |00:45| What is the imagination? |14:00| How does Scripture help us understand the imagination? |24:30| What is the Christian imagination? |34:15| How can we cultivate our imaginations? HOST & GUESTS Dane Bundy is president of Stage & Story and secondary principal at Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN. Find out more about Dane and Stage & Story at www.stageandstory.org.Brandon McCulloch is associate pastor at Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks and head of the Bible department at Lake Arrowhead Christian School. Find out more about Pastor Brandon McCulloch and his podcast here.Chelsea Lee Carrier teaches eighth and tenth grade English at Providence Academy. She earned a B.A. in English from Union University and is studying in Faulkner University's Great Books Honors Program. She has six younger siblings and a cat named Strider. 

Dane Bundy considers the sting of sadness that accompanies creative work and the hope that comes  from Godward reflection. Read the blog entry at stageandstory.org. PODCAST HOSTDane Bundy is president of Stage & Story and secondary principal at Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN. Find out more about Dane and Stage & Story at www.stageandstory.org. 

Thinkers, both Christian and non-Christian alike, have kept journals to hold their reflections. But, in the 21st century, with technology so accessible, why would we still want to keep a journal that we can hold in our hands? Dane Bundy outlines both WHY and HOW we can journal. . .and how we can do it to cultivate the Christian imagination.  Though this podcast has updated insights, read the original articles with pictures (woohoo!) on the Stage & Story website: Article #1 Article #2PODCAST HOSTDane Bundy is president of Stage & Story and secondary principal at Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN. Find out more about Dane and Stage & Story at www.stageandstory.org.

Last Saturday, I (Dane Bundy) saw Christopher Nolan's new film Tenet (2020). Here are some reflections on returning to the theater in a global pandemic, the film's craft and worldview. Warning: Major Spoilers ahead!Read the written review at stageandstory.org.PODCAST HOSTDane Bundy is president of Stage & Story and secondary principal at Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN. Find out more about Dane and Stage & Story at www.stageandstory.org.

Pastor Brandon and Dane discuss the movie First Man (2018). Is this film anti-American or, a better question, anti-Christian? (Warning: Spoilers in the episode.) You can currently stream  First Man (2018) on Hulu.PODCAST HOSTSDane Bundy is president of Stage & Story and secondary principal at Providence Academy in Johnson City, TN. Find out more about Dane and Stage & Story at www.stageandstory.org.Brandon McCulloch is associate pastor at Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks and head of the Bible department at Lake Arrowhead Christian School. Find out more about Pastor Brandon McCulloch and his podcast here.

Hayley Kate Webb, a former NCAA athlete and the current host of Re-Calling Those Hogs, joins the show to talk about her Youtube series and podcast, along with all things Razorback sports. Hayley Kate Webb is a junior at Harding University and spent her first two years playing basketball for the Lady Bisons. She is a two-time state champion and a graduate of Providence Academy in Northwest Arkansas. Hayley Kate was 3x All-State in high school and voted the D2 player of the year in 2017 by the Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette. Adding to her awards, she was named to the 2020 Academic All-GAC team this past season at Harding. This year, she decided to leave the team to pursue her media career. During the pandemic in May, Hayley Kate created her show, Re-Calling Those Hogs, featuring former Arkansas Razorback athletes. The show/podcast can be seen and heard on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Anchor. We also make our predictions on how the Razorbacks will do in the 10-game SEC season, and Hayley Kate recounts the best and worst moments of being a Hogs fan in her lifetime. I even make her a special offer at the end of the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What does it look like to dialogue in a manner that honors Christ? That's our topic today. Special guest Principal Dustin Williams joins the show along with Chelsea Carrier and Bryce Ballard. Together we consider the following specific questions: How does Scripture address the idea of arguing or giving an argument? What does it mean to have a productive dialogue?What are ways to find common ground with another person? How we do handle presuppositions? How do you know if someone you're arguing with is sincere?In light of our current climate (especially regarding COVID-19 and the death of George Floyd), what are some ways we can hold productive dialogue with one another?Special Guest: Principal Dustin WilliamsDustin currently serves as elementary principal at Providence Academy and has taught classical rhetoric for many years. He serves as Associate Pastor at Springdale Baptist Church in Kingsport, TN, and he's also pursuing doctoral work at Milligan College. In this episode, Principal Williams recommends the following books:Unoffendable by Brant Hanson How to Argue Like Jesus by Joe CarterThe Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt Theme music: "Killers" by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3952-killersLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In this episode, we wrestle with Augustine and his work - The City of God. Annie Ballard and Russell Hendrix join the discussion today! Together we consider the following questions: Who was Augustine and why does he matter to the Church today? Why did Augustine write The City of God?What are the key themes of The  City of God?Does anything in The City of God in particular, or in Augustine in general, speak to classical and Christian education that we would be advised to consider?  Why should the common Christian read City of God? If someone's overwhelmed by its length, where do you recommend he or she start?Special Guests: Annie teaches Latin at Providence Academy and holds a masters in biblical and theological studies from Moody Bible Institute.Mr. Hendrix holds multiple degrees in theology and boasts a full life of studying, thinking, and teaching about Scripture and theology. His focus over the years has been in Patristics (the early church theologians) and historical theology.

In this episode, we discuss books that have impacted our lives as well as tips for reading. Annie and Bryce Ballard join Dane Bundy in the discussion today! Together we consider the following questions:What two books have greatly impacted you?What tips do you have for readers?Concluding section: the titles of the books we recommend!Special Guest: Annie BallardAnnie teaches Latin at Providence Academy and holds a masters in biblical and theological studies from Moody Bible Institute.

Dr. Mark Harrod, Bryce Ballard, and Dane Bundy tackle important questions regarding contentment:What's a biblical definition of contentment? What does Scripture say about contentment?Is discontentment ever a good thing? What about ambition? Does contentment rule it out? How do we become content with what we have? Special Guest: Dr. Mark Harrod Mark has served as the Senior Pastor of Trinity Baptist Church since October 1995. His passions are the proclamation and teaching of God's Word; and helping people grow as followers of Jesus Christ. He is a graduate of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Carson-Newman College. He's taught Bible for many years at Providence Academy. Mark and his wife Jodie have 3 children.Recommended resource: Contentment by Dr. Richard Swenson

Dn. Sean Reid interviews Andrew Kern, President of the CiRCE Institute (Center for Independent Research on Classical Education) and Vice President of The Lost Tools of Writing, a classical rhetoric and writing resource. Since establishing CiRCE to serve classical educators through research and consulting while developing and providing integrated resources, Andrew has trained and apprenticed innumerable home and school teachers, heads of school, and school boards. He has also defined, defended, practiced, and supported classical education at many conferences, conventions, and book retreats. Andrew helped start Providence Academy in Green Bay, WI in 1993, Foundations Academy (now Ambrose School) in Boise, ID in 1996, The Great Ideas Academy in Charlotte, North Carolina in 2001, and Regents School of the Carolinas in 2006, and the CiRCE Apprenticeship around the same time.He and his wife, Karen, live in North Carolina, and their five more or less classically educated and more or less home educated children and ever more grandchildren live in various places, ranging from Uganda to Georgia, depending on when you ask. For more information on Saint Emmelia Ministries or one of our regional conferences, visit www.saintemmelia.com

Dn. Sean Reid interviews Andrew Kern, President of the CiRCE Institute (Center for Independent Research on Classical Education) and Vice President of The Lost Tools of Writing, a classical rhetoric and writing resource. Since establishing CiRCE to serve classical educators through research and consulting while developing and providing integrated resources, Andrew has trained and apprenticed innumerable home and school teachers, heads of school, and school boards. He has also defined, defended, practiced, and supported classical education at many conferences, conventions, and book retreats. Andrew helped start Providence Academy in Green Bay, WI in 1993, Foundations Academy (now Ambrose School) in Boise, ID in 1996, The Great Ideas Academy in Charlotte, North Carolina in 2001, and Regents School of the Carolinas in 2006, and the CiRCE Apprenticeship around the same time.He and his wife, Karen, live in North Carolina, and their five more or less classically educated and more or less home educated children and ever more grandchildren live in various places, ranging from Uganda to Georgia, depending on when you ask. For more information on Saint Emmelia Ministries or one of our regional conferences, visit www.saintemmelia.com

Our life work inescapably impacts generations not yet born. But is that even on our minds when setting our goals? How do cultures change? Why do empires fall? How do we fight such generational entropy? Highlights from Part 4 with Ron Jung: How to rule the world How to make your work last generations What message Ron wants billions to hear, starting with you ------- Here's what Ron tells us NOT to do: Don't hold on. Don't wait too long. Don't forget the end. Ron says these 3x books will change your life: An offering of uncles : the priesthood of Adam and the shape of the world (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005WHIM?ie=UTF8) The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1451639619?ie=UTF8) The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0345538374?ie=UTF8) Harry Potter (Books 1-7) (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0545162076?ie=UTF8) Connect with Ron: revron62@gmail.com LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-jung-80257b8) These 3 books shifted my mindset in absolutely massive ways: 1. The Science of Getting Rich, Wallace D. Wattles (https://amzn.to/2TW447P) 2. Atomic Habits, James Clear (https://amzn.to/2vPYoCr) 3. The 10X Rule, Grant Cardone (https://amzn.to/38HJcG9) Let's Connect: Instagram (http://www.instagram.com/startwithwntd) Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/startwithwntd) Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/startwithwntd) LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/in/kylemschmitz) www.startwithwntd.com (http://www.startwithwntd.com/) connect@startwithwntd.com I LOVE these tools: I get a lot of questions about my recording set up. Well, here it is! Pretty simple: Isolation Booth (https://amzn.to/2SPEXmj) get a $20 Amazon gift card (https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=812599) for signing up. Music by AUTUMNAIRE: Spotify (http://bit.ly/autumnaireband) Apple Music (https://apple.co/3255O10) @autumnaireband (http://www.instagram.com/autumnaireband) www.autumnaireband.com (http://www.autumnaireband.com/) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatnottodo/support

Picking up where we left off with Ron Jung here in Part 3.We dig into:who has had the greatest impact in his life and whythe worst advice he's ever heardlearning to love what must be done–––––Here's what Ron tells us NOT to do:Don't hold on.Don't wait... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatnottodo/support

If something is worth doing, it's worth doing poorly. In Part 2 with Ron Jung, we dive into learning when to let gothe glory of getting startedand the virtue of building something greater than yourselfHere's what Ron tells us NOT to do:Don't hold... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatnottodo/support

What good is it to make a loud bang now if there is no echo in eternity?This question has guided Ron Jung from pastor to church planter to teacher and now Headmaster (think CEO) of Providence Academy. Ron's life work has been about wielding the true,... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatnottodo/support

Dn. Sean Reid interviews Andrew Kern, President of the CiRCE Institute (Center for Independent Research on Classical Education) and Vice President of The Lost Tools of Writing, a classical rhetoric and writing resource. Since establishing CiRCE to serve classical educators through research and consulting while developing and providing integrated resources, Andrew has trained and apprenticed innumerable home and school teachers, heads of school, and school boards. He has also defined, defended, practiced, and supported classical education at many conferences, conventions, and book retreats. Andrew helped start Providence Academy in Green Bay, WI in 1993, Foundations Academy (now Ambrose School) in Boise, ID in 1996, The Great Ideas Academy in Charlotte, North Carolina in 2001, and Regents School of the Carolinas in 2006, and the CiRCE Apprenticeship around the same time.He and his wife, Karen, live in North Carolina, and their five more or less classically educated and more or less home educated children and ever more grandchildren live in various places, ranging from Uganda to Georgia, depending on when you ask. For more information on Saint Emmelia Ministries or one of our regional conferences, visit www.saintemmelia.com

Jacob Spielbauer is a pastor, CrossFit coach, husband, and father of five. His high school principal radically changed his life one day with the power of about two sentences. Now Jake serves on the board for Providence Academy. He tells us what not to... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatnottodo/support

I have known Laura for many years working first with her as a colleague at Providence Academy in Plymouth, MN.  She attended Hillsdale College in Michigan where she was first exposed to the great books and classical thinking.  Currently Laura is a middle school teacher at Saint Jerome Classical School.   In this episode we met at the Panera Bread  at Shingle Creek Pkwy in Minnesota.  I had a coffee and their good Cuban Sandwich & our conversation explored her background in education and journey toward the classics, as well as discussing the current nature of education and parenting in the modern world.

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with Ron Jung, Headmaster of Providence Academy in Green Bay, WI - A Classical Christian school that I had the privilege to attend during my high school years.  Referenced in Today's Episode: Providence Academy   Please feel free to contact Noah with any questions or inquiries: noahtetzner@gmail.com  

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Providence Academy Bible Study-Gospel of Mark Chapter 1; 9/12/18

Providence Academy Bible study-Gospel of Mark Intro. 9/5/18

Susanne Hartung, SP, currently serves as the chief mission integration officer for approximately 11,000 shared services caregivers in the Providence St. Joseph Health system. In her role, she is responsible to ensure that the Mission and Values are integrated in all aspects of the shared services’ teams. She also serves on the faculty for the Formation Programs for Leaders of PSJH. She is passionate about access issues, particularly for the poor and vulnerable, and has addressed this by building partnerships with a wide range of community groups. Her efforts in the community have earned her a number of awards, including the Mothers Against Violence Community Catalyst Award from Mothers Against Violence in America (MAVIA) in 2000, the Joseph A. Maguire, SJ, Distinguished Community Service Award, and the Fort Vancouver National Trust recognition award for her efforts to save Providence Academy. She is interviewed by Dora Barilla, Group Vice President, Community Health Investment for Providence St. Joseph Health, Senior Fellow for the Institute for Health Policy and Fellowship at Loma Linda University Health.

Providence Academy Bible Study--Daniel 14; 3/14/18

Providence Academy Bible Study--Daniel Chapt. 13; 3/7/18

Providence Academy Bible Study--Daniel 7-8 Feb. 14, 2018

Providence Academy Bible Study-Daniel 6; Feb. 7, 2018

PA Bible Study Daniel 3-5 Part 2, Jan. 31, 2018

PA Bible Study--Daniel 3-5 Part 1 Jan. 31, 2018

PA Bible study lecture 11/15/17

(June 3, 2011) Dr J delivers the commencement address at Providence Academy on the spiritual calling of every human being.