The Classical Mind

Once a month, Eugene McCarraher and David Bentley Hart interview important figures in cultural and intellectual life.

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Minds. Each week we discuss philosophy, history, literature, and mythology to unlock the wisdom from the Classical world. Subscribe to our FREE newsletter and receive our Ebook, "How to be Happy" a Guide to Ethical Philosophy.

Rambling about the books I read to anyone who will listen

A dad suspects the divine-created Word always and in all things

Close Reads is a book club podcast for the incurable reader.

The best in books, arts, and ideas.

"Plant small things."

To "know even as I am known." Metaphysical speculations and spiritual itineraries.

Music is the universal language. As the platypus defies the normal categories, I refuse to be limited to any one musical genre. "There are only two kinds of music: Good music, and the other kind." (Duke Ellington). Also, politics, philosophy, religion...

High school dropout turned college professor, liberating the humanities from the ivory tower--with philosophical, ethical, and spiritual insights to enrich everyday life and inspire personal and social transformation

For book clubs and readers who want more from their readings and discussions

Essays on places, books, & growing up — noticing what's still (and always has been) true, good, and beautiful.

Celebrating All Things Literary

Prayers of Attention

The Substack page of Addison Hodges Hart. A page primarily concerned with the interior and ascetical life of the Orthodox (and classical) Christian Tradition.

Essays on classical education, literature, culture, and the Catholic Faith

Book reviews and insightful articles about classical education, pedagogy, and more!

Essays and poems on manhood, cruelty, and the under appreciated work of staying human. From a father and stroke survivor.

The substack of Francis S. Poesy

Occasional posts on education, teaching, curriculum, assessment, governance, community, the age, and the world - sometimes addressing note-processing.

Bi-weekly posts on the past, present, and future renewal of classical education in the U.S. and abroad.

Rabbit Trails

Everybody uses history, some better than others. This User's Guide offers suggestions on how the past shapes the present, and how the present shapes what we think about the past.

Currently writing on the third way through feminism and patriarchy, always excited to share what I'm reading, how to remind the church of our holy vocation, and why education needs to emphasize the liberating arts

Literary Criticism and its quest for Truth...

A publication of Junius Johnson Academics

In my study I write sermons. In so doing, I have other thoughts, poems, and philosophical musings come to mind. I simply make them available here. May they bring glory to God alone, and may Christ's name be proclaimed above all.

A place to dig out gems on shelves and in books

Catholic reflections on faith, philosophy, and the modern world in the spirit of St. John Henry Newman