In this supersize episode, we discuss the Steiner origins and current research around technology and child development. We get super nostalgic about Sesame Street and Mister Roger's Neighborhood. On that topic, here is a link to Mr. Roger's speaking to the Senate subcommitte. Get a hankie.

Oh boy, the elemental beings that live in technology were very naughty tonight and the dogs are apparently recording their own podcast in the background so apologies for the many hiccups.  Remind us not to record on the night before Adam leaves with his class for an overnight fieldtrip.

Do you know when football was invented?  Please share it with us via email at [email protected].  You can find us on Instagram too at waldorfsaladpod.

Like much that we do, we have not received permission from anyone to make this podcast and will be begging forgiveness from here on out. 

In this episode, we discuss Diwali, famous Waldorf grads as well as share how we came to Waldorf education. We learn that Adam was not an honor roll student and we marvel a bit at how destiny shows up in our life paths.  There is absolutely no bread talk in the episode because apparently we've moved on to cheese.

We would love to hear your story about your path to Waldorf education.  Please share it with us via email at [email protected].  You can find us on Instagram too at waldorfsaladpod.

Like much that we do, we have not received permission from anyone to make this podcast and will be begging forgiveness from here on out.  

In this episode, we discuss Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot as well as ask the question: Is Waldorf for everyone?  Adam implies that I stole the opening bit from Letterkenny, Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons makes an appearance and we try to dispel the myth that Waldorf is all bell bottoms and no substance.  Adam asks some tough questions in this episode and Kristi tries hard to answer them without veering off into more bread talk.

Do people assume your Waldorf school is all heart hugs and no math?  Give us a holler by email at [email protected] and let us know.  You can find us on Instagram too at waldorfsaladpod.

Here's a link to the Waldorf Graduates Survey.

Like much that we do, we have not received permission from anyone to make this podcast and will be begging forgiveness from here on out.  

In this episode, we discuss Michaelmas and Goethe's Theory of Color.  Adam makes some enemies from the jump with his color of the day talk and Kristi muses an awful lot about baked goods.  Please igorne the dogs barking, we are new at this, and they have no manners.  On the upside, the cat makes a special guest appearance.  Since this is our inaugural episode, we include a very brief bio too. 

Is Lazuredly a word?  Not sure.  Give us a holler by email at [email protected] if you have the answers.  You can find us on Instagram too at waldorfsaladpod.

Like much that we do, we have not received permission from anyone to make this podcast and will be begging forgiveness from here on out.