The Classical Light where we shine a light on Latin, the Junior Classical League, and show how they can shape lives far beyond the classroom. We’ll be talking to younger voices in the classical world, students and alumni who now are moving in all directions of life. Because no matter where they are, the influence of Latin is always there— in friendships, the skills, and the light they carry with them.
Lux Classica
Claim This Podcastby Albert Ding, Eshaan Vasudev, Mackenzie Sanford, and Luke Nettune
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The Classical Light where we shine a light on Latin, the Junior Classical League, and show how they can shape lives far beyond the classroom. We’ll be talking to younger voices in the classical world, students and alumni who now are moving in all directions of life. Because no matter where they are, the influence of Latin is always there— in friendships, the skills, and the light they carry with them.
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10/1/2025
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Recent Episodes
January 26, 2026
Episode 7: Elizabeth MacQueen
<p>Elizabeth McQueen is a graduate of St. Mary’s Episcopal School in Memphis, Tennessee, and a former leader of the Tennessee Junior Classical League. Over three consecutive terms on the TJCL Executive Board, Elizabeth served as Torch Editor from 2021–2022, First Vice President from 2022–2023, and TJCL President from 2023–2024, helping guide the organization through growth, recovery from COVID disruptions, and strengthened communication across the state.</p><p>Now a sophomore at the College of William & Mary studying Chemistry, Elizabeth reflects on how her experiences in Latin and JCL shaped her leadership style, confidence, and organizational skills. In this episode, we discuss campaigning for office, rebuilding engagement after the pandemic, accessibility in student organizations, and what makes JCL such a uniquely kind and diverse community.</p><p>Thank you to Mr. Tutor and Mr. Carter from Memphis University School for all their help with the music!</p><p>Recorded in January 2026</p>
December 29, 2025
Episode 6: Simbo Ejecta
<p></p><p>Simbo Ejeta is a student at the University of Notre Dame double majoring in Science Preprofessional Studies and Classics, and a dedicated member of the Illinois Junior Classical League community. During high school, Simbo was deeply involved in her school’s Classics Club, serving as Consul Indiciis and supporting her Certamen team at the state level. She attended Illinois JCL State Convention all four years, gaining a deep appreciation for both competition and community within the organization.</p><p>In this episode, we talk with Simbo about her introduction to Classics, her experiences in the Illinois JCL—particularly through the St. Ignatius chapter—and her journey competing in Certamen. Simbo also reflects on challenges she faced along the way, the leadership habits she developed through JCL, and how the Classics continue to shape her perspective as a science-focused student. She shares thoughtful advice for students just beginning Latin or considering their first steps into the JCL community.</p><p>Thank you to Mr. Tutor and Mr. Carter from Memphis University School for all their help with the music!</p><p>Recorded in November 2025</p><p><br /></p>
December 14, 2025
Episode 5: Evie Todaro
<p>Evie Todaro is a recent graduate of Hume-Fogg High School in Nashville, Tennessee, whose leadership and dedication left a lasting mark on the Tennessee Junior Classical League. Over three terms on the TJCL Executive Board, Evie served two terms as Second Vice President from 2022–2024 before leading the organization as TJCL President in 2024–25. Known for her commitment to service, organization, and community-building, Evie played a key role in strengthening leadership and continuity within the Tennessee JCL.</p><p>Now a freshman at American University majoring in Political Science with a focus on Public Policy, Evie reflects on how her experiences in JCL shaped her leadership style and civic interests. In this episode, we talk about her journey through state leadership, the skills she carried from Latin into public policy, and what makes JCL such a uniquely formative community.</p><p>Thank you to Mr. Tutor and Mr. Carter from Memphis University School for all their help with the music!</p><p>Recorded in October 2025<br></p>
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