This week, Im sharing a conversation I had with Jan Fortune back in 2018. Janhome educated her four children in the UK and wrote many articles and five books on unschooling and parenting. Her book W

Its compilation episode time again! This week, Im sharing one of our listener favorites from 2019, a collection of conversations with grown unschoolers in which they offer their thoughts for newer u

This week, were revisiting a popular compilation episode from last year. Many people have asked me whether any former or current teachers have been interviewed on the podcast. And the answer to that

Anna Brown and Erika Ellis join me again this week to dive into listener questions! We talk about the fears and doubts that come up at the start of the unschooling journey, the idea of wanting to meas

This week, Im sharing the second part of my recent conversation with Jae Williams (you can listen to the first half here). Jae is a former teacher and new unschooling dad of two young children. We fi

Jae Williams is a former teacher and new unschooling dad of two young children. I first spoke to Jae when he was about two months into his unschooling journey, in episode 290. Its been a year now and

Ive mentioned the Living Joyfully Network online community here and there on the podcast over the last couple of years, sometimes sharing the theme were exploring that month or testimonials from mem

Anne Ohman is a long-time unschooling mom of two grown children. Back in 2016, Anne and I had a lovely conversation about reading that I have referenced countless times over the years. When we spoke,

This week, Im sharing a conversation I had a few years ago with unschooling dad and filmmaker Jeremy Stuart.Jeremy directed and co-produced the documentary film, Class Dismissed, which was released

This week, I want to share one of my conference talks, Time to Think. So many of the questions and concerns we hear from unschooling parents boil down to the fears that bubble up when we project our c