
About the Episode: Drawing on Connie Lapallo’s Dark Enough to See the Stars in a Jamestown Sky , this episode explores the largely overlooked stories of the women and children who arrived in Jamestown, particularly...


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Common Knowledge is a podcast from Liberty Common School in Fort Collins, Colorado. In each episode, guests explore topics from classical literature and musical composers to great art and groundbreaking science aiming to connect with the community through shared intellectual interests.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCommon Knowledge is a podcast from Liberty Common School in Fort Collins, Colorado. In each episode, guests explore topics from classical literature and musical composers to great art and groundbreaking science aiming to connect with the community through shared intellectual interests.
Common Knowledge is hosted by Liberty Common School. The show has published 23 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Women and Children of Jamestown w/ Kathryn James | Ep1" (17 September 2026, 35 minutes), "The Founding of a Country with Dr. Joel Penning | Ep 11" (14 May 2026, 34 minutes), and "Programming Languages: The New Latin? with Jim McCormick | Ep 10" (25 March 2026, 33 minutes).
Common Knowledge publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 23 episodes.
Booking probability for Common Knowledge is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Common Knowledge requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Common Knowledge's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Common Knowledge are Schools (K-12). Common Knowledge has an education audience.
Liberty Common School hosts Common Knowledge, an education podcast with 23 episodes published.
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About the Episode: Drawing on Connie Lapallo’s Dark Enough to See the Stars in a Jamestown Sky , this episode explores the largely overlooked stories of the women and children who arrived in Jamestown, particularly...

<p>This episode explores one of the most pivotal transitions in American history: How the Second Continental Congress moved from hoping for reconciliation with King George III to boldly declaring independence in the...

<p>About the Episode:</p><p>In this episode of Common Knowledge, hosts Brett Harkey and Chris Reynolds sit down with computer science instructor Jim McCormick to explore an unexpected but compelling question: Can...

<p>About the Episode</p><p>In this episode of Common Knowledge, Dr. David Diener—Hillsdale professor, Plato scholar, and former classical school headmaster—unpacks why classical education still matters in the 21st...

<p>About This Episode</p><p>This episode explores the classical understanding of physical exercise—from Ancient Greece through later Western thought—and its role in cultivating discipline and human flourishing. Rather...

<p>This episode has been updated to clarify that guest Natalie Scarlett’s work with Mango Languages took place in 2021–2022.</p><p>About the Episode:</p><p>With daily headlines on AI's effect on culture I've begun to...

<p>In this episode of Common Knowledge, hosts Brett Harkey and Chris Reynolds sit down with Liberty Common School instructors Steve Ronen and Jenny Cardenas to discuss one of the most gripping pursuits in American...

Episode #5
<p>In this episode of Common Knowledge, hosts Brett Harkey and Chris Reynolds are joined by Liberty Common School math and engineering instructor Kay Lannen, who brings more than two decades of experience in the...

<p>In this episode of Common Knowledge, hosts Brett Harkey and Chris Reynolds are joined by Liberty Common School instructor Jason Mayer to explore the historical significance of the Sepoy Rebellion. Often overlooked in...

<p>In this episode of Common Knowledge, hosts Brett Harkey and Chris Reynolds welcome Liberty Common School instructor Alysa Balfour for a thought-provoking exploration of two timeless works: The Screwtape Letters by...

<p>In this episode, librarian Paige Gowing and English instructor Lander Hultin join to explore the work of celebrated author Gary D. Schmidt. Best known for his deeply moving young-adult novels, Schmidt’s storytelling...

<p>Bees don’t just make honey—they model a universe of order, purpose, and cooperation that has captivated thinkers from Aristotle to modern naturalists. In this episode, we’re joined by third-grade instructor and...

<p>In this episode, we explore the work of contemporary author Kate DiCamillo. Known for beloved novels like Because of Winn-Dixie, The Tale of Despereaux, and Flora & Ulysses, DiCamillo’s writing captures deep truths...

<p>About the Episode</p><p>Art can seem elusive, and so many of us feel unequipped to pass judgment on an artwork. One of the most powerful tools in artistic analysis is aesthetic theory. The practice of using aesthetic...

Episode #10
<p>Although Latin is often called a "dead language," its influence is very much alive in modern culture. From film and literature to science and law, Latin continues to shape the way we communicate and think. Latin...

<p>This episode explores the origins and influence of jazz as America’s truly original art form. Guest Dave Lunn, a saxophonist and music educator, joins hosts Brett Harkey and Chris Reynolds to discuss jazz’s deep...

<p>This episode delves into the fascinating role of jewelry in sixteenth-century Anglo-Scottish diplomacy. Our guest, Cassie Auble, explores how Mary, Queen of Scots, and Elizabeth I used jewelry as tools of political...

<p>About the Episode:</p> <p>The episode explores what makes a book a "classic" and how books shape the moral and idyllic imaginations of young readers. Our guest, Paige Gowing, a librarian at Liberty Common School...

<p>The episode explores what makes a book "great" and how books shape the moral and idyllic imaginations of young readers. Our guest, Paige Gowing, a librarian at Liberty Common School, shares insights on the value of...

<p>In the late Middle Ages, the city-states of Italy witnessed the rebirth of an ancient form of government: the republic. These Italian republics provide the backdrop for the impressive cultural achievements of the...
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