It's Possible Podcast

We have decided that everyone has become far too unhelpful and far too useless. We vote to burn it all down. Only the strong, skilled, and useful survive. Let's get back to the days where less people die of diabetes or more just die due to starvation. #Fairbanks&Fairbanks2024

Subscribe to the podcast and catch all of our episodes where John and Aimee share their thoughts, musings, tips, and principles on a variety of topics relating to raising kids, running a virtual administrative business, and the circus that is their life.

This week we muse on why there were so many serial killers in the 70s and 80s.

Was it that they were always out there? Or was it because of the rise of fathers leaving the home and being absent from the lives of their kids? Combined with mothers being left without a community and support system and kids raising themselves outside Lord of the Flies style? 

Subscribe to the podcast and catch all of our episodes where John and Aimee share their thoughts, musings, tips, and principles on a variety of topics relating to raising kids, running a virtual administrative business, and the circus that is their life.

Our latest episodes have referenced the homeschooling of our middle and youngest sons for the 2023 school year. Now we dive into HOW we plan to go about executing this process when it comes to the literal teaching, organization of our day (and balancing work + teaching), and why this works for us.

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We are planning to homeschool our 2 younger boys for the 2023 school year. We share our thoughts about the education system in the U.S. and our belief that parents truly are more capable than they think they are when it comes to teaching their kids and providing them opportunities to love learning.

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John & Aimee are back. They touch on their latest trip to Utah, how much Aimee hates joy, the sheer amount of wasted time that exists in people's day-to-day because they hate their life, the failures of women's relationships with one another leading to men not being allowed to be men anymore, and much more.

Subscribe to the podcast and catch all of our episodes where John and Aimee share their thoughts, musings, tips, and principles on a variety of topics relating to raising kids, running a virtual administrative business, and the circus that is their life.

In a world where we have adopted universal standards for everything, we have deterred any opportunity for us to develop a sense of individual creativity.  When it comes to education for our kids, we seem to be stomping out imagination and creativity earlier and earlier in hopes that kids conform to "good behaviors" and protocols in a school setting.  In this episode, we delve into the idea that standardization kills innovation and is ruining our kids' abilities to truly be able to learn and grow.   

In this episode, we review the book by Joel Salatin and Dr. Sina McCullough entitled Beyond Labels.  We discuss how learning to live with nature allows us to create and enjoy the beauty and simplicity in our lives rather than fight against it.  

Usually around our anniversary on New Year's Eve, when nothing else is going on, we like to take some time to really think about all that happened that year.  And every time we do that, we realize something consistent: A Year is a LONG.DAMN.TIME.  

The start of every year usually brings new resolutions or the desire to set goals. In this episode, we discuss what we call "The Three Whys", and how to establish goals that are focused on PURPOSE and true INTENT.  

In this episode, we discuss the importance of journaling, and how writing about our lives and telling our stories has changed over the years as technology has continued to evolve. 

Subscribe to the podcast and catch all of our episodes where John and Aimee share their thoughts, musings, tips, and principles on a variety of topics relating to raising kids, running a virtual administrative business, and the circus that is their life.