Allison Ellis, founder of Mount Titano Media, joins the Classical Commons Podcast to share how her journey from finance to homeschooling led her to advance liberal arts tradition for a new generation through publishing. In this rich conversation, full of encouragement for teachers and homeschooling parents, we explore:
📖 Why we should start transmitting the tradition earlier than we think
📖 Kids' innate capacities for memory and performance
📖 Recovering the “scholar-warrior” ideal: martial arts and the liberal arts

LINKS:
➡️ Mount Titano Media: https://www.mounttitanomedia.com/
➡️ "Finding Our Words": https://www.mounttitanomedia.com/products/finding-our-words-words-that-made-america-paperback
➡️ "Heroines of History": https://www.mounttitanomedia.com/products/heroines-of-history
➡️ "Climbing Parnassus" by Tracy Lee Simmons: https://www.memoriapress.com/curriculum/educational-resources/climbing-parnassus/

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