Antisocial. It's the homeschool stereotype, right? Albeit one I don't generally find to be true, I couldn't resist a bit of humor in today's title. This episode is all about history, geography, government, civics,

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and what better time to talk about turkey! In this episode, we walk through raising and butchering turkeys, but we don't stop there. If you're not interested in raising turkeys, or butchering them yourself,

Winter is coming! That means we've been busy scrambling to complete a bunch of fall projects. It's been busy the last few weeks, and it's taken awhile to get this episode published. From butchering goats, roosters, and turkeys,

We love our ducks and geese! Whether you've raised other birds, such as chickens, or are totally new to poultry, we think waterfowl are great, and worth considering for your homestead, too. They produce wonderful meat, eggs, and down. As a bonus,

Parents of multiple kids, the challenges are real! You have to figure out how to teach algebra to one kid, and counting to another. One kid is writing research papers, and one kids is learning the ABCs. Oh, and there's a baby crying to be fed!

In 2020, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot more people have considered alternatives to public school. If you're new to this world, you might have your own conceptions about what it means to homeschool, and probably some misconceptions too.

Welcome to the first episode of a brand new podcast! Owen and Stephanie Fuller, parents of five and acreage owners, introduce themselves, and give you a preview of what's to come on this new show.