Aug 28, 2026 · 35 min · 12 segments
In this episode, Paideia founders and current board members Randy Sadler and Charles Clapp share stories of Paideia Academy's beginnings and the way the Lord has sustained the school over 20+ years…
Charles ClappGuest
Randy SadlerGuestPaideia Academy Podcast HostHostWell, hey, I want to get into the two truths and the lie.
I really enjoyed these.
I'm going to start off with Randy and kind of start with your set and see if people could have guessed.
Okay.
That's awesome.
That's very, very, very cool.
Secondly, did you earn money once by washing show sheep? This was an interesting one.
Yeah.

His wife co-opted me to help her wash her show sheep, which was quite interesting.

You actually would sort of trick them to get over by the wash tub and then reach, pin them against the tub and reach through and grab their kind of the far feet and raise them and flip
them.
That's crazy.
That is chaotic.
I bet that was a pretty dirty job, too.
A mad
I love it.
So that means then that your lie here is you once rode in a tank across the Kuwaiti desert.
Well, hey, I want to get into the two truths and the lie.
I really enjoyed these.
I'm going to start off with Randy and kind of start with your set and see if people could have guessed.
Okay.
That's awesome.
That's very, very, very cool.
Secondly, did you earn money once by washing show sheep? This was an interesting one.
Yeah.

His wife co-opted me to help her wash her show sheep, which was quite interesting.

You actually would sort of trick them to get over by the wash tub and then reach, pin them against the tub and reach through and grab their kind of the far feet and raise them and flip
them.
That's crazy.
That is chaotic.
I bet that was a pretty dirty job, too.
A mad
I love it.
So that means then that your lie here is you once rode in a tank across the Kuwaiti desert.
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