Randy Aust teaches theology, history and the boys humanities seminar at Saint John Paul the Great Catholic High School in Denver, CO where he lives with his wife Kasey and four children: Elijah, Felicity, George and Silas. Randy has been involved in Catholic education as a teacher for 14 years. In his free time, he enjoys woodworking and reading old books.

Chelsea is a proud born-and-raised Texan, living in San Antonio with her husband Nicholas. She is the Classical Education Specialist for the Regina Caeli Homeschool Hybrid Network of classical academies around the country. She has her Masters degree in Humanities with a Classical Education Concentration from the University of Dallas. She has taught middle school and fifth grade in Catholic classical schools. She has strong devotions to Our Lady, the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Holy Face of Jesus, Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, Saint Thomas Aquinas, and Saint Joan of Arc. Her interests include crafting, being sanguine/choleric, throwing parties, doing most anything outdoorsy, teaching nature study, and holding seminar discussions.

Megan has been teaching literature in Catholic middle and high schools for just under a decade. As a cradle-Catholic, Megan most loves stories of paradox, Beauty, and human foolishness. She always has a ridiculous, sentimental, or self-deprecating story to share from her life as a wife and mother of three. Her students keep a list of how many times she says things are "cute," and know that Socrates, Hector, C.S. Lewis, and Aragorn are in her "Top 10 Literary Soulmates" list.

John is a Middle School teacher at Saint Agatha Academy in Winchester KY where he teaches grammar, Latin, and 6th grade (religion, literature, history, and life science). He was born in Chicago, grew up in Miami FL, and now lives in Winchester with his wife and two children. He is also a Catholic deacon, ministering to the local Hispanic community. In his free time, he enjoys reading, hiking, camping, coffee, creative writing, and wine. He is currently pursuing an MA in Humanities (with a concentration on classical education) at the University of Dallas.