I discuss the importance of being happy, intentional, listening, and exemplary as a homeschool parent. I talk about how being cognizant of these points can help optimize the homeschool experience.

I chat about what public school parents might not understand or know about being a homeschool parent. I talk about the benefits that public school parents might be missing out on by not being homeschool parents.

I chat with LaNissir, high school education consultant and out reach coordinator from the HSLDA about the amazing resource they are to homeschool families. We talk about the importance of protecting homeschool freedoms and supporting homeschool parents across the country.

I chat about some core ideas and thought processes I do not subscribe to as a homeschool mom. I chat about having the confidence to unsubscribe from negative ideas regarding homeschool and lean into the homeschool journey unapologetically.

I chat about my reasonings behind homeschool happy hour. I talk about my hopes and wants for my listeners and why I continue to be motivated to give back to the homeschool community

I chat with Maggie about the tools her courses offer to homeschool parents. We discuss the importance of having these tools when teaching your child certain skill sets.

I chat about some of the ways I incorporate faith and Religion into our own homeschool lesson and through the day to day. I discuss the contrast between homeschool vs. public school on the aspect of religion within education.

I chat about standing your ground when you don’t agree with what’s going on in public schools, and opt for homeschooling instead. Also, I discuss whether or not it’s a big deal to not use purchased curriculum.

I chat about my goals for my

Homeschool and children’s educational experience in 2024.

I chat with Kelly from off-roading motherhood about how we can work on become the best versions of ourselves by recognizing how to break free of social norms and expectations and learned conditions, to become the best mother and homeschool teacher to our children.