In this episode, we welcome Joshua Gibbs and Trae Bailey for a lively conversation on:The role of discernment in choosing what literature enters your homeThe danger of approaching time-tested books with a hermeneutic of suspicionWhat to do with good books written by morally flawed authorsWhat it means to become a good readerHow to cultivate a receptive, peace-filled relationship with the Great TraditionWe also ask Josh to reflect on his 16 years as a parent in the classical education movement—sharing which books he wishes his children had and hadn’t read in their younger years. It is a thought-provoking conversation that will edify and encourage all who listen!You can find out more about Josh's work at:https://www.gibbsclassical.com/https://www.theclassicalteachinginsti...You can find out more about Trae's work at:https://fraternus.org/https://substack.com/@householderAnd he is a much appreciated member of The Toolshed!Books and Articles Mentioned:Experiment in Criticism by C. S. Lewis The Personal Heresy by C. S. Lewis“Against Context: Next Time, Skip the Introduction” by Joshua Gibbs“Nudity on Film” by Joshua GibbsJoin the conversation by becoming part of the TCT Toolshed, a private community for parents who want to cultivate homes and schools filled with rich poetic and classical learning experiences:https://the-toolshed.circle.so/Learn more about The Children’s Tradition:Web: https://www.thechildrenstradition.com/Substack: https://childrenstradition.substack.com/