Christ Centered, Kingdom Consciousness in Classical Christian Education

Eric Spee, with some help from producer Alex, tells the story of Lincoln's most famous speech. Despite comparisons to Pericles and Classical Greece, the Gettysburg Address is uniquely American.

Were you the student that skipped the book and simply watched the movie instead? Now kids just use the internet. But for those with a passion for American History, Eric Spee provides ten films that inform and entertain. *Warning - not all of the films are for kids!* 

As part of the series Classical America at 250, SHCS Headmaster Eric Spee gives three can't-miss American locations where History is found around each corner, mountain, and many battlefields.

Headmaster Eric Spee shares the highlights of the past school year - the 60th of Sheridan Hills Christian School.

Using Romans 6 and a Dylan Thomas poem, Headmaster Eric Spee reminds us of the hope found in the Gospel.

Two actors join their director to discuss the upcoming SHCS production of Shakespeare's The Tempest.

Angel Gonzalez and Eric Spee suggest film versions of Hamlet to watch and some to avoid!

Mr. Spee and Mr. Gonzalez take on the final and stirring Act of Shakespeare's Hamlet.

SHCS Admissions Director Gabby Hernandez joins the show and provides the steps and some qualifications for admission to Sheridan Hills Christian School. 

The Rosencrantz and Guildenstern of Shakespearean analysis, Eric Spee and Angel Gonzlez, gather again to analyze Act IV of Hamlet. Warning - a few mature topics/words are included.

Our Hamlet fan-panel breaks down the most important literary monologue in the English language and explains its meaning.

Headmaster Eric Spee and Humanities teacher Angel Gonzalez break down Act III of Hamlet including memorable scenes with Claudius, Ophelia, and Gertrude. 

In our final episode in the series, Headmaster Eric Spee shares five reasons to teach classical and Christian in our unique corner of the world. 

What a piece of work is a man? Two men - Humanities teacher Angel Gonzalez and Headmaster Eric Spee - continue our series on the Shakespeare classic by covering the major points of Act II. 

SHCS Headmaster Eric Spee gives his top five classical books that supplement teacher training at our school. Listen and see if it matches your own list!

Four SHCS alumni who currently serve at the school explain their decision to come home, the challenges, and rewards! 

Headmaster Eric Spee and Humanities teacher Angel Gonzalez provide an overview of Act I of Shakespeare's Hamlet explaining the iconic scenes and popular lines.

Headmaster Eric Spee and Humanities teacher Angel Gonzalez begin a series on the classic Shakespeare play, Hamlet. Part one explains the importance of the work and its role in the canon of classical literature.

SHCS teachers Gina Garcia and Kelley Hill explain the trials and blessings of leaving home to teach at a classical Christian school.

Part 1 of our new series looks at becoming a classical teacher as a second career.

In our annual Christmas Bonus episode, we explore the poem Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and its uplifting message to our turbulent lives.

SHCS Headmaster Eric Spee explains Longfellow's classic poem My Lost Youth and challenges us to remember our own past.

Special guest Christie Wright from Hickory Classical Christian School joins the program to discuss the growing challenges for boys in the educational system and American culture.

Pastor Ruben Hernandez and Head of Upper School Christy Chipman rejoin the program to discuss the important topic of students and the consequences of early cell phone use.

Head of Upper School Christy Chipman joins the program to explain the benefits of class catechisms utilizing the book Something They Will Not Forget by Joshua Gibbs.