As our third season is coming to a close, we are overwhelmed by all that has transpired over the past 8 or 9 months. This short episode is a message of hope for you as we continue to move through these unprecedented and most challenging times.
Read MoreIn the past, a lot of focus was put on being "color blind," but now that we know better, we want our children to have "color-full" experiences, and this includes what they find on their bookshelves and reading lists.
Read MoreSince its inception in 1919, Waldorf Education has been embraced world-wide. In this interview with Susan Goldstein, we take a look into the past, present, and future of Waldorf Education.
Read MoreWhether you're planning to stay connected to your child(ren)'s school and continue with distance learning in the fall or whether you are embarking on your first time as a homeschool family, we recorded this episode to give you some ideas of how you can structure your days for success.
Read MoreIn recent years, there has been increased evidence and awareness that electromagnetic fields and electromagnetic radiation warrant our attention if we are seeking to reduce symptoms in our bodies and optimize our overall wellness.
Read MoreIf you are finding yourself overwhelmed this summer and struggling to find a way to move forward, you are not alone. This episode is full of ideas and resources to help you tackle that feeling of overwhelm so you and your family can break through the paralysis and begin to take meaningful action.
Read MoreFor this episode, Lisa Dominguez Abraham joins us to discuss the topic of systemic racism and particularly racial disparities in education. She invites us to practice critical self-reflection and to consider how, as members of the white presenting population, our position and privilege impact the people around us so that in turn, as parents and grandparents, we are better prepared to raise the next generation to be more aware of how they exist in the world.
Read MoreWhen we take a look at the uncertainty of the future of education in the United States, we might not know what the future holds, but we do know how children learn best.
Read MoreIf you're considering homeschooling, you're likely also battling fears, anxieties, external pressures, logistical concerns, and many other worries. In this episode with special guest, Linsey Hurley, you'll hear straight from a homeschool mom just like you, how she did it and why she thinks you can do it too!
Read MoreThe subject of nonviolent communication has been one that we have long been believers in and recently we’ve been wanting to deepen our education and commitment to learning and implementing these valuable tools within our own lives.
Read MoreTired of gathering around the tv and longing for connection and conversation with your children or your partner? This episode is for you!
Read MoreToo many activities and pressures leads to feelings of stress and anxiety, that's why we've made Time and Space our second tenet of Family School. This episode is all about how to slow down and create more time and space for your family.
Read MoreHow can we, as the "guardians of childhood," protect, strengthen and nurture our children?
Read MoreFor a time such as this... It is now more important than ever that we raise the next generation to be the bold leaders of tomorrow. This episode features an exciting episode with Sabrina Ann Zielinski, aka Mama Z, of Natural Living Family.
Read MoreHow can we, as the "guardians of childhood," protect, strengthen and nurture our children?
Read MoreIf you've heard us talk a little bit about family school and you're interested in learning more about how you can bring this philosophy into your home, this episode is for you.
Read MoreWith so many families being forced into homeschooling situations right now, we want to share our take on how families of all kinds can craft their own unique homeschool situations by simply living and learning together, a concept that we call Family Schooling.
Read MoreIn this episode, we share our 3 simple tips for homeschooling to support you wherever you are in your homeschooling journey.
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