Episode 500
Today marks a major milestone for the Charlotte Mason Poetry podcast: our 500th episode!
For this special episode we gathered together several members of our core and volunteer teams to have a roundtable discussion about the podcast. How did it start? How did these key volunteers get involved? What were some major events along the way? (And what were some humorous ones?) And what does the future hold?
Don’t miss this heart-warming and inspiring discussion with Art Middlekauff, Richele Baburina, Greg Rolling, Haley Struecker, Michael Walkup, Lanaya Gore, Michelle Kimmel, Dawn Tull, and Barbara Middlekauff. The lively behind-the-scenes stories will draw you in, and ultimately leave you with a deeper appreciation of Charlotte Mason and her legacy for our time.
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Links
Greg Rolling
A Look in the Mirror — written by Greg, the first article he recorded
Miss Mason’s Methods of Teaching in Practice — the first Parents’ Review article recorded by Greg
The Teaching of English — features some of Greg’s family members (starting at 28:27)
Charlotte Mason and the Millennium — the closing quotation includes the phrase “ever-growing circles” (starting at 25:04)
Haley Struecker
The Charm of Nature Study — the first Parents’ Review article recorded by Haley
Home Education Under Six — Haley’s first editor’s note
Two or Three Witnesses — advice from House of Education graduates who became mothers; features Haley (from 23:52 to 30:21)
Haley’s favorite articles:
Letters from Mothers
A Home-Schoolroom in Madeira
Miss Mason’s Message to the Children
Michael Walkup
Memories of Scale How — Michael’s favorite Parents’ Review article
Lanaya Gore
Charlotte Mason: The Teacher Who Revealed Worlds of Wonder — Lanaya’s biography of Charlotte Mason
Dawn Tull
Conference on PNEU Methods — Dawn’s favorite Parents’ Review article
Do you want to get involved?