Two Retired Homeschoolers

Two Retired Homeschoolers

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Two Retired Homeschoolers episodes

  • Can't Stop Thinking by Nancy Collier

    Episode 3 // Can't Stop Thinking // Nancy Collier

    Music credit: "March of the Pods" by Howling Mad H

    This week we read a book about excessive thinking and proceeded to spend a thirty-minute podcast episode overthinking it. Holly felt the book offered insightful ways to manage her overthinking problem. Rebecca #didnotrelate because she's too perfect for silly problems like that...or maybe she's just racist against robot ladies. Also, college comes in a close second to cell phones in the Evil Olympics, and whatever you do, DO NOT think about the red square.  

    (Seriously, though, we thought this book was quite helpful.)  

    Rate and review us! Like and subscribe! Boost our self-esteem by following us on Instagram @tworetiredhomeschoolers, where you can be notified when we post new episodes and gawk at Holly's pretty graphics! Find us on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, email us at [email protected], blah blah blah you know the drill.

    34 min
  • The Weight of Glory by Clive Staples Lewis

    The Weight of Glory // C. S. Lewis

    Music credit: "March of the Pods" by Howling Mad H

    Being homeschoolers, we believe in being unconventional. That's why we decided to take on one of Lewis's lesser-known works. From "Why I'm Not a Pacifist" to "A Slip of the Tongue," the hosts dive into a hodgepodge of Lewis's essays in their desperate search for the true meaning of "glory." Also, Rebecca gets vulnerable about her fame complex, and Holly's inner youth group leader makes a sudden and unexpected appearance.

    This episode has been heavily edited in an effort to keep its length under an hour; as an unfortunate result, there are many points at which a topic or line of speech is suddenly cut off. Thank you for your patience as we continue to work out editing details.

    What the term "Inner Ring" means in the book as referenced in the episode: a group of specific individuals unified by the exclusion of others.

    Were you just lying on the floor paralyzed by how much you love this podcast? Did you smash a stack of plates against the wall for your furious hate towards it? Whatever your thoughts, we would love to hear them (please)! Consider rating/reviewing or commenting/subscribing; emailing us at [email protected] is also an option. To be updated every time we release a new episode, follow us on Instagram @tworetiredhomeschoolers (and also to boost our self-esteem). You can find us on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

    55 min

About Two Retired Homeschoolers

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Welcome to the Two Retired Homeschoolers! We talk about books and know less Latin than you might expect, but we make up for it by having strong opinions on topics about which we know nothing. Sometimes, in between Holly laughing at her own jokes and following every rabbit trail Rebecca's brain suggests, we even review the books this podcast is purportedly about.