Liberty Classical Academy
Lions in the Library
Lions in the Library is a monthly podcast by Liberty Classical Academy (White Bear Lake and Hugo, MN) that shares the transformational student stories happening inside and outside of the classroom, as well as shares timely conversations about Christian and classical education. Tune in the second Tuesday of the month for new episodes!
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Mar 24, 2026
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Episodes
Grit & the Middle School Years 24.03.2026 46:40
Middle school is a special set of years where students, turning into young teens, face unique challenges. In this month's episode, we chat with Mr. Bryn Homuth, Middle School Director and Mrs. Angela Johnson, Middle & Upper School Art Teacher as well as Liberty's Mental Health Consultant (as a Licensed Therapist). We dive into the importance of having grit and perseverance in middle...
The Student Athlete Perspective 23.11.2025 11:43
Liberty Classical Academy seniors Hannah Markell and Elizabeth Parnell exhibit excellence both in the classroom and on the volleyball court. How do they balance academics and athletics? In this month's episode, we dive into how athletics has benefitted their student experience at Liberty Classical, key lessons they've learned from coaches, and advice for incoming freshman. We're als...
Let's Talk Rhetoric 13.10.2025 25:00
A classical education is split into three stages - grammar (lower), logic (middle), and rhetoric (upper). In this episode, we dive into the topic of rhetoric with Mr. John Hann, Dept. Head of Rhetoric and Bible and Mrs. Kelly Garland, History and Rhetoric Teacher. Throughout our conversation we cover questions about what rhetoric is, how the grammar and logic stages ladder up to the rhetoric stage...
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