I take several audience questions, submitted via isaacmorehouse.com/ask-isaac

-Lessons from running Praxis?

-Do you believe the craft beer industry is in a bubble at the moment that will soon pop, and what do you think will happen if it is? Also, what is your favorite brewery?

-How do you manage having so many children and running a business, writing, speaking, etc?

-Challenges as an unschooling father?

-Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Is it valuable to think in those terms?

-To what extent is "general ed" valuable? Is any common educational structure at the early ages a good thing, and if it is, what does that look like?

Author and blogger on careers, entrepreneurship, and education, as well as founder of four companies, Penelope Trunk joins me to talk about her past and current projects. We talk about writing, unschooling, startup mentality, trends in career development, and how to be honest with yourself when it comes to your future. Her latest startup provides online courses that help people manage their careers.

Website: http://www.penelopetrunk.com/

Quistic: http://www.quistic.com/

I take some great questions submitted via isaacmorehouse.com/ask-isaac:

You went to college — when and how did you decide it wasn't the best path for most people?

Reading list for someone who is interested both in philosophy and business?

Do you think startup is becoming a buzzword? Would it be better to just create a business?

Challenges you face as an unschooling parent? Surprises?

Is recycling getting out of hand? Yes.

Why have superhero movies gotten so good in recent years? How has Marvel managed to bring the genre to a mass audience while keeping comic purists (mostly) happy? Where is the trend going?

My good friend and comic book aficionado Chris Nelson joins to discuss these weighty matters.

I interview Chad Grills, a tech entrepreneur and the curator of the Medium publication Life Learning, about his three core passions: Accelerated learning, antifragility, and definite optimism.

I take a real-time stab at a host of diverse audience questions via Facebook.

Michael Gibson was pursuing a PhD in philosophy when it struck him that the really big ideas weren't being advanced within the walls of academia. He left, got into the tech world, and found himself running investor Peter Thiel's fellowship program for young college droupouts. He's recently co-founded his own venture capital fund to support young people who want to work on big ideas outside of the classroom.

We discuss his love of literature and philosophy, how he wound up in Silicon Valley, and what it looks like to operate outside the status quo.

I'm always impressed and fascinated by comedians. It's a tough gig. Jeremy McLellan is a comedian in Charleston, SC who never stops writing material. In addition to performing several times a week he is constantly sharing bits and jokes (there is a difference) on Facebook. He's also running for mayor of Charleston on a popular platform of issues like the need to re-institute prohibition and seal off Charleston's borders to protect the inhabitants from neighboring cities.

Author, illustrator, cafe owner, world traveler, and unschool mom Lehla Eldridge joins me to talk about raising kids in another country and taking big, adventurous leaps.

Lehla and her husband run the website unschoolingthekids.com and are the authors the book Unschooling: The 6 Keys to Our Children's Future. They are both from England, but spent 15 years in South Africa working in the film industry then owning their own cafe and raising kids before eventually settling (for now) in Italy.

We discuss the challenges of making big life and career moves, how they discovered alternative education, and what it's like unschooling three kids on a daily basis.