Constantinople: Great Conversations in a Great City

Constantinople: Healthy Tension in Academia

In this episode of Constantinople, Cate Gilbert, Megan Mueller, Dr. Robert Stacey, and Dr. John Mark Reynolds return to discuss the balance of arts and sciences in academics, as well as how one can best spend their free time and develop their pursuits and interests for the world in which we live.

From the Hallway: What is a Salad?

In this episode of From the Hallway, the nature of a salad, and what belongs in a salad, is discussed by Kris Yee and other faculty.

 

Music: "Malarkey" by Pidgeoto

Poetry Corner: "Waking with Russell"

Dr. Timothy Bartel reads and discusses "Waking with Russell," a sonnet by the contemporary Scottish poet Don Paterson.

Poetry Corner: On Geoffrey Hill

In the first episode of Poetry Corner, Dr. Timothy Bartel discusses the life and work of recently deceased British poet Geoffrey Hill. 

From the Hallway: On Race

In the inaugural episode of From The Hallway, Kris Yee pulls Dr. Timothy Bartel into his office to talk about Frederick Douglass and what history can teach us about race relations in the United States today. 

Constantinople: On College

Dr. Robert Stacey, Dr. John Mark Reynolds, and Dr. Timothy Bartel discuss the purpose and importance of a quality college education. What makes college worth it? Listen in to find out. 

Constantinople: What Is Classical Education?

In our second podcast, the Saint Constantine team talks about the nature of classical education, and how what we’re doing is different than what most students experience. Listen in to learn more about why classical education is good for students, and why we’re willing to do whatever it takes to offer this type of education.

Consantinople: What In The World Are We Doing?

In the first episode, the founding faculty of The Saint Constantine School discuss the purpose, design, and mission of Houston's newest classical Christian school.