We’re still in the season of our Reset series, but taking a quick pause to share a special, limited-time support resource for families choosing trust, consent, and connection over control. Feeling overwhelmed, stuck in old school conditioning, or craving deeper connection? We got you!

Check out our Radical Learning Bundles:

https://radical-learning.thinkific.com/courses/bundles-2025

Sale Ends Nov 30th!

Episode 5 — Growing Beyond the Edge

When we stop hiding the tools that changed us… everything shifts.

We talk tarot, constellation work, nervous system repair, somatics, and what it means to move from performance to presence.

If you're longing to live this work (or whatever your embodied work is) more fully, more you, more free, this one opens that door.

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Episode 4 — Under the Surface

You might think you’re stepping into unschooling to get your kid out of a broken system. But, as we’ve learned, that’s just the tip of the iceberg!

In part 4/5 of our Mini Series - The Reset, we name what’s underneath: the deep, often invisible work that emerges after the decision to leave school.

From control and power dynamics to healing, joy, productivity, identity, and intergenerational patterns, this is where deschooling stops being about education and starts becoming about everything.

And we made this Iceberg Knowledge Tracker PDF to help you follow along.

If you’ve done all the “right” things but still feel stuck, this one gets underneath.

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Episode 3 – Becoming the Story

What happens when the work you love starts hurting you? In this part 3/5 of our new Mini Series (The Reset), Becka traces her journey from rebellious student to teacher, to founder, and finally to walking away from the very systems she tried to change. It’s a story about burnout, courage, and the messy beauty of reclaiming joy — even when it means leaving behind what you built.

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Episode 2 – Peeling the Layers

What if devotion has been disguised as depletion? In this episode of the Mini Series - The Reset: We love this work, but not like this, Sari opens up about her journey through unschooling, burnout, and learning to choose herself again. From questioning inherited systems to redefining what devotion really means, this is a story of peeling back the layers — one truth, one pause, one act of self-trust at a time.

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Episode 1 – Outgrowing the Pot

What happens when the thing you’ve built no longer fits who you’ve become? In this opening episode for our new Mini Series (The Reset: We love this work, but not like this!), we share the moment we realized Radical Learning was ready to evolve — and so were we. From letting go of old identities to embracing joy, alignment, and creative expansion, this is a conversation about growing beyond the limits of what once worked and daring to plant ourselves in wider soil.

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We’ve been in a quiet, tender season - pausing, listening, and letting things evolve. In this short bit, we share a bit about what’s been happening behind the scenes and what’s been calling us forward. We’re also giving you a glimpse of what to expect from our upcoming mini-series, The Reset, dropping November 8th! Stay tuned!

We’re pausing to breathe, celebrate 100 episodes 🎉, and make space for what’s next. And so… to thank you for being part of this Radical Learning journey, we’re giving away seats to three of our most loved programs! Sign up for our mailing list on www.radical-learning.org and follow us on Instagram @radical_learning on Instagram and we’ll share all the details on October 23rd!

Have you ever known something needed to change, but found yourself waiting until you felt less afraid?

Whether it's leaving school behind, changing careers, moving across the world, or simply choosing a different way of parenting, many of the biggest decisions we make ask us to step into the unknown before we know how things will turn out.

In this 100th episode of Radical Learning Talks, we reflect on the role courage has played in our own lives. We explore why fear isn't always a warning sign, how courage grows through practice rather than certainty, and why the life we're longing for often begins just beyond the edge of what feels comfortable.

We explore:

• Why courage and fear always seem to arrive together

• How our relationship with the unknown changes over time

• Why waiting until you feel "ready" often keeps us stuck

• The connection between courage, dreaming and personal growth

• How choosing a different path transforms not only us, but the people around us

Wondering what keeps shaping your reactions when parenting gets hard? → Discover Your Parenting Archetype

Have a parenting, homeschooling, or unschooling question? Send it to us and we may answer it in an upcoming newsletter: → Dear Sari & Becka

→ Follow us on Instagram and come hang out with us between episodes.

→ Check out our website and explore more of our work, resources, and support.

Radical Learning Talks was named the #2 Democratic Education Podcast to Listen to in 2026 by FeedSpot. See the full list

Have you ever found yourself questioning the school system, only to worry about what your family, friends or the teachers in your life might think?

For many parents, stepping away from conventional education isn't just about making different choices for their own children. It also changes how they see the world around them. Conversations about school can suddenly feel loaded, especially when the people we love have dedicated their lives to teaching or hold very different beliefs about education.

In this episode, we examine how to question educational systems without losing empathy for the people within them. We talk about the difference between criticizing a system and criticizing the humans working inside it, why many of us become more binary in our thinking at the beginning of our deschooling journey, and how curiosity and relationship can create more meaningful conversations than trying to convince others.

We explore:

• Why conversations about school often become deeply personal

• The difference between criticizing systems and criticizing people

• Why empathy matters when discussing education

• How to navigate family relationships when your views on schooling differ

• Supporting children to make their own educational choices—even if that includes school

Wondering what keeps shaping your reactions when parenting gets hard? → Discover Your Parenting Archetype

Have a parenting, homeschooling, or unschooling question? Send it to us and we may answer it in an upcoming newsletter: → Dear Sari & Becka

→ Follow us on Instagram and come hang out with us between episodes.

→ Check out our website and explore more of our work, resources, and support.

Radical Learning Talks was named the #2 Democratic Education Podcast to Listen to in 2026 by FeedSpot. See the full list