In this episode, Adrienne delves into the top 10 questions about unschooling, drawing from her 12 years of experience. She explores the nuances of unschooling, addressing common concerns such as legality, socialization, and academic readiness. Adrienne shares her personal journey and insights, offering a fresh perspective on education beyond traditional schooling. Whether you're new to unschooling or seeking deeper understanding, this episode provides valuable insights and practical advice.

In this conversation, Adrienne Miller and Mx. Ash Brandin delve into the complexities of screen time in modern parenting. They discuss the societal pressures parents face, the challenges of navigating technology, and the importance of teaching children to understand and manage their screen use. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a nuanced approach to screens, recognizing both their benefits and drawbacks, and advocates for empowering children with the skills to navigate a digital world safely.

Find Ash here: https://www.thegamereducator.com/

In this conversation, Fernando and Adrienne discuss the complexities of family connections, the challenges of content creation, and the nuances of the public education system. They explore the intersections of politics and parenting, the struggles faced by marginalized communities, and the importance of self-care in activism. The dialogue emphasizes the urgency of social justice and the impact of small actions in creating change.

In this conversation, Rebecca Minor, a licensed social worker specializing in gender identity, discusses the complexities surrounding trans youth, the misconceptions that often arise, and the importance of listening to and supporting these young individuals. She emphasizes the need for education on gender issues, the significance of gender-affirming care, and the societal constructs that shape our understanding of gender. The discussion also touches on the impact of cultural narratives, the role of parents, and the importance of bodily autonomy in the context of trans rights.

Find Rebecca at https://www.genderspecialist.com/

In this conversation, Adrienne Miller and ECKOES explore the complexities of travel through a neocolonial lens. They discuss how colonial histories shape modern travel experiences, the privileges associated with different passports, and the ethical considerations of cultural appropriation. The impact of tourism on local economies, the role of influencer culture, and the intersection of climate change and travel are also examined. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the importance of mindful travel and supporting local communities while navigating identity and belonging in a globalized world.

In this conversation, Adrienne Miller and Susanna Barkataki explore the intersections of yoga, social justice, and cultural sensitivity. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding yoga in the West, the importance of understanding its philosophical roots, and the need for inclusivity and respect in the practice. Susanna emphasizes the significance of recognizing cultural appropriation versus appreciation, and how yoga can serve as a tool for personal and social change. The dialogue highlights the interconnectedness of individual well-being and community health, advocating for a mindful approach to yoga that honours its origins and promotes empowerment for all.

Find Susanna at 

https://www.susannabarkataki.com/post/how-to-decolonize-your-yoga-practice

In this conversation, Leslie Priscilla shares her journey as a Latinx parent, discussing the complexities of cultural identity, the importance of unschooling, and the intersection of parenting with social justice. She emphasizes the need for compassion, understanding generational trauma, and the role of imagination in healing. The discussion also touches on the impact of the political climate on parenting choices and the importance of community support.

In this conversation, Sarah Ward and Adrienne Miller reconnect after years apart, discussing their personal journeys of growth, healing, and exploration of sexuality. They delve into the impact of their upbringing in the church, the importance of consent, and the role of somatic work in understanding one's body. The discussion also touches on redefining sex beyond traditional norms, the significance of personal stories, and the connection between creativity and sexual energy. Ultimately, they emphasize the need for individuals to reclaim their bodies and desires, fostering a culture of openness and acceptance.

In this conversation, Akilah discusses the often-ignored topic of grief, particularly in relation to unschooling and parenting. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing untended grief in our lives and how it can manifest in various forms, not just through the death of loved ones. The discussion explores how societal norms and expectations can hinder our ability to process grief, and the need for more open conversations about it. Akilah shares her journey of integrating grief literacy into her life and how it has transformed her relationships and understanding of herself and others. In this conversation, Akilah and Adrienne delve into the complexities of grief, personal healing, and the philosophy of unschooling. They explore how grief can be a liberating force, allowing individuals to reconnect with their true selves and their past. The discussion emphasizes the importance of trust and tenderness in parenting, particularly in the context of unschooling, where children are given the freedom to explore their interests without the constraints of traditional education. The speakers highlight the need for emotional intelligence and the recognition of diverse experiences in the journey of self-discovery and community building.

In this conversation, Adrienne shares her journey through divorce, personal awakening, and the challenges of world schooling her children. She discusses the impact of psychedelic therapy on her mental health, her experiences traveling with her family, and the complexities of co-parenting. Adrienne reflects on the implications of travel in a post-colonial context and the emotional challenges she faces, particularly around her past, experience with adoption and advocacy for change.