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Digressio: Inherit the Humanities

Hosted by Daniel Foucachon · education · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

Come inherit the humanities with Digressio Podcast, of Roman Roads Press.

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28%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about Digressio: Inherit the Humanities

Who hosts Digressio: Inherit the Humanities?

Digressio: Inherit the Humanities is hosted by Daniel Foucachon. The show has published 17 episodes to date.

What has Digressio: Inherit the Humanities covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Ep 17 - A Conversation on John Milton" (24 April 2026, 38 minutes), "Ep 16 - How to Read an Epic Poem" (16 November 2024, 59 minutes), and "Ep 15 - What To Do with an Epic Poem?" (31 October 2024, 43 minutes).

How often does Digressio: Inherit the Humanities publish?

Digressio: Inherit the Humanities publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 17 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Digressio: Inherit the Humanities?

Booking probability for Digressio: Inherit the Humanities is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Digressio: Inherit the Humanities requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Digressio: Inherit the Humanities's contact route on record: public web form.

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The strongest fits for Digressio: Inherit the Humanities are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Digressio: Inherit the Humanities has an education audience.

About the host

Daniel Foucachon hosts Digressio: Inherit the Humanities, an education podcast with 17 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Apr 24, 202638 minS2

    <p>In this episode of the Digressio Podcast, Daniel Foucachon and Dr. Joe Carlson explore John Milton’s Paradise Lost and Regained as the crowning epic of the English language, and why they deserve renewed attention...

  • Episode #16

    Ep 16 - How to Read an Epic Poem

    Nov 16, 202459 minS2

    <p>In episode 16 (episode 4 of Season 2), Joe Carlson and Daniel Foucachon read some epic poetry together, beginning with a BAD reading of epic poetry, followed by a tutorial covering four basic principles for reading...

  • Episode #15

    Ep 15 - What To Do with an Epic Poem?

    Oct 31, 202443 minS2

    <p>This is the Digressio podcast, helping families inherit the humanities in their home. </p><p>Welcome to Season 2, where we are, among some "Digressios," discussing Epic Poetry. </p><p>I’m your host Daniel Foucachon...

  • Sep 12, 202449 minS2

    <p>In episode 14 (episode 2 of Season 2), Daniel Foucachon and Joe Carlson continue the discussion of epic poetry by defining an epic poem. <br/><br/>They begin by discussing the four genres of literature based on Dr...

  • Episode #13

    Ep 13 - The Need for Epic Poetry

    Sep 6, 202442 minS2

    <p>Welcome to Season 2 of The Digressio Podcast! In this season Daniel Foucachon and co-host Joe Carlson will discuss Epic Poetry, starting with the topic of this first episode: The Need for Epic Poetry.<br/><br/></p>

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  • Episode #12

    Ep 12 - Nostra Vita (Joe Carlson on Dante's Opening Lines)

    Mar 29, 202319 minS1

    <p>The following was a portion of a Dante panel, focusing on the Inferno, presented at the University of Dallas, March 27, 2023, by Joe Carlson. </p><p>Read the full article. <br/>Learn more about Dante's Divine Comedy...

  • Episode #11

    Ep 11 - Four Reasons to Read Dante in 2023

    Jan 6, 20236 minS1

    <p>This special edition of the podcast is a reading of an article by Joe Carlson entitled “Four Reasons to Read Dante in 2023." </p><p>You can also read this article...

  • Episode #10

    Ep 10 - What Does Jesus have to do with STEM? by Dr. Mitch Stokes

    Feb 3, 202214 minS1

    <p>This special edition of the Digressio Podcast features an article by Dr. Mitch Stokes, senior fellow of Philosophy at New Saint Andrews College, entitled, "What Does Jesus have to do with STEM." STEM refers to...

  • Episode #9

    Ep 9 - How to Speak Latin, with Tim Griffith and Reuben Jansen

    Aug 31, 202144 minS1

    <p>In this episode, Daniel Foucachon sits down with Tim Griffith (the creator of Picta Dicta) and Reuben Jansen (the author of Picta Dicta Latin Primer) to discuss the art of learning Latin the right way, which means...

  • Episode #8

    Ep 8 - Latin Acquisition with Tim Griffith

    Apr 13, 20211h 6mS1

    <p>Timothy Griffith joins us to answer the question "Why Latin?" and why we need to integrate the three pathways of Use, Grammar, and Reading. We also bash the SAT a little bit, and talk about the CLT...

  • Episode #7

    Ep 7 - The Hidden Assumptions of the 5-Day School with Rusty Olps

    Apr 13, 20211h 27mS1

    <p>Rusty Olps tells us about the lesser-known roots of the modern school system, and the affects of incidentals like age-based placement and 5-day a week attendance.<br/><br/><b>INTRO:</b><br/>The Jubilee...

  • Episode #6

    Ep 6 - Why Integrate Science, Math, and Philosophy with Dr. Mitch Stokes

    Mar 16, 20211h 6mS1

    <p><b>Dr. Mitch Stokes tells us about his journey from engineering to philosophy and why those disciplines should be much more integrated than they typically are in the classroom and the lab.</b></p><b>How To Be An...

  • Episode #5

    Ep 5 - The Rage of Achilles

    Mar 5, 202137 minS1

    <p>In this episode "about" Homer's Iliad, we get to enjoy the entirety of Book 1, "The Rage of Achilles" from Wes Callihan's personal rendering of the Iliad.<br/><br/>1. "About" the great books vs. "Through" the great...

  • Episode #4

    Ep 4 - Inaugural Lecture of Old Western Culture

    Mar 4, 202130 minS1

    <p>In this episode we explore how to approach the great books as Christians, Enlightenment prejudices, and oft-forgotten Medieval classics through the very first lecture of the Old Western Culture course.<br/><br/><b>Ep...

  • Episode #3

    Ep 3 - Classical Education as Inheriting the Humanities

    Feb 26, 202152 minS1

    <p>What is classical education? Is it a way of teaching (pedagogy) or is it the topics covered (subject)? We explore Daniel's answer and see how it dovetails with sharing the Gospel. <br/><br/><b>Ep 3 - Classical...

  • Episode #2

    Ep 2 - Lewis's Ransom Trilogy and Deeper Heaven with Christiana Hale

    Feb 25, 20211h 3mS1

    <p>Everybody knows Narnia, but fewer have ventured into C.S. Lewis's science fiction series, wrongly called "The Space Trilogy". Teacher, author, and Lewis scholar, Christiana Hale shares her knowledge of Lewis, the...

  • Episode #1

    Ep 1 - What is Roman Roads?

    Feb 24, 202152 minS1

    <p>In this pilot episode we explore the mission and curricula of Roman Roads Press. <br/><br/><b>Ep 1 - What is Roman Roads?</b></p> What is<b> </b><b>Roman Roads</b><b>?</b><b>Great Books Reading Challenge</b><b>The...

Recent guests

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Joe Carlson

translator of Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, University of Dallas

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Christiana Hale

Lewis scholar

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Dr. Mitch Stokes

New Saint Andrews College

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Timothy Griffith

New Saint Andrews College

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