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HOMESCHOOL GLUE || Real-Life Simple Systems + Rhythms for Overwhelmed Homeschool Moms
Sarah
The Pools Scientific Podcast
John Cooper
Prepper Talk Radio
Prepper Talk Radio
Feeding The Mouth That Bites You: Parenting Teens Into Adulthood
Kenneth Wilgus, Cynthia Yanof
Unspun
Amanda Sturgill
Part Time Opinions
Part time opinions Podcast
The Never Stop Learning Podcast
The Never Stop Learning Team
Straight Bible
TopLobsta Productions
Danilo Torresi
Danilo Torresi
Whole Again: Mindfulness and Resilience Through Kintsugi Wisdom
Michael OBrien | Mindfulness & Resilience Coach
Abraham Hicks’s Podcast
Abraham Hicks
All Things Marriage with Dr. Chavonne
Dr. Chavonne Perotte: Transformational coach, author, and speaker.
Adventures in the Heart of Children's Book Authors Podcast
Papa Rick Harris
Hypnosis for sleeping deeply (Jason Newland)
Jason Newland
Abraham Hicks
Abraham Hicks
Te Invito un Café |- Desarrollo Personal, Autoayuda, Mente, Dudas, Inspiracion en Dosis Diaria
Robert Sasuke - Ciberpsicólogo y Experto en Crecimiento Personal
The Long and The Short Of It
Peter Shepherd & Jen Waldman
The 9Innings Podcast
Kevin Thompson, RICP®, CFP®
Dr. Pradip Jamnadas, MD
Dr. Pradip Jamnadas, MD
Indie Film Hustle® - A Filmmaking Podcast
Indie Film Hustle
Quazi Johir
Quazi Johir
Lana Blakely
Lana Blakely
The Gnarly Gnome: All The Podcasts
The Gnarly Gnome
Empowering (You)th Podcast
Brett Johnston + BUY board
Multidimensional with Christina The Channel
Christina Rice
Lifelong Learning With A. A. Khatana
A.A. Khatana
Liberty and Prosperity
Seth Grossman
Podcast – Liberty and Prosperity
Seth Grossman
Philosophy In Film
Chris McTavish, Alain Beauclair and Craig Nickel
The Daily Mastery Podcast by Robin Sharma
Robin Sharma
The Way the World Works: A Tuttle Twins Podcast for Families
Connor Boyack
Stuck Not Broken
Justin Sunseri
Healing Relationships From the Inside Out
Dr. Dar Hawks
Biophilic Solutions: Nature Has the Answers
Serenbe Media Network
Existential Stoic Podcast
Danny & Randy
Data Career Podcast: Helping You Land a Data Analyst Job FAST
Avery Smith - Data Career Coach
Sports Psychology Coaching
Eli Straw
Education
Sarah
After God and her husband, Sarah says the most essential part of her homeschool is something nobody hands you with a curriculum: a community. And she built hers as a shy, introverted mom who is not great at walking up to...
Most of us have things we save for the slower months: projects that are easier when the pace is lighter, prep work that makes the next school year feel manageable, or things we’ve just been putting off. In this episode S...
It’s Sarah’s birthday week and she’s celebrating with a fun one: ten things that have genuinely made her homeschool life easier. Not things that look good on a list, but things that are actually woven into their daily li...
If you could go back to your first day of homeschooling . . . the one with the beautiful planner, the brand new curriculum, and approximately no idea what you were doing . . . what would you tell yourself? Sarah shares ...
It’s curriculum planning season, and if you’re deep in research, deep in comparison, and slowly losing your mind trying to figure out what to use next year, this episode is for you.Sarah shares her entire curriculum plan...
What systems do you actually have in place in your homeschool? Not your curriculum — the infrastructure underneath it. The things that keep the mental load manageable, that keep the week from falling apart, that keep you...
Sarah posted a chore chart to her Instagram Stories without thinking much of it — and got hundreds of DMs by the end of the day. So in this episode she’s sharing the whole system.You’ll hear the full three-tier tending s...
A slow summer doesn’t happen by accident — it happens by design. And if you’ve ever finished the school year dreaming of a slower pace, only to look up in August wondering where it went, this episode is for you.Sarah sha...
When life gets really hard, the advice is almost always the same: take a break. And sometimes that’s the right call. But in two of the hardest seasons of her life — one involving a devastating family crisis and one invol...
If you spend an hour planning your homeschool every Sunday, that’s 30-36 hours a year rebuilding the same week over and over. This year Sarah spends about five minutes a week. In this episode she explains exactly how and...
Have you ever tried to fix your homeschool (new planner, new curriculum, new schedule) and wondered why nothing is actually changing? There’s a good reason for that. You might be solving the wrong problem.In this episode...
You are not bad at homeschooling. I know that might sound like something you’d scroll right past on Instagram — but stay with me. Because being bad at something and being overwhelmed by something are two completely diffe...
Right now — whether you’re actively homeschooling or not — there’s a curriculum already running your homeschool. You didn’t choose it from a catalog. But your kids are being shaped by it every single day.In this first ep...
Every once in a while it's fun to switch things up and answer some of your questions on the podcast! Over on Instagram, I encouraged followers to submit questions, and submit they did! In this episode I'm answering que...
Many homeschool families begin their journey because they realize, either before sending their kids to school or after their kids are in school, that they don't like certain aspects of the school system. Everyone's jour...
If you follow lots of homeschooling accounts on social media, it's easy to feel like everyone else has it all together! However, like all social media, we usually are only seeing the "highlight reel" and not a true repre...
For most people, it's the holiday season, but for us, we are in full baby mode with just a few weeks left to go before baby boy (our fourth child) is due! With a major (beautiful, amazing) interruption smack dab in the ...
As homeschool parents, it's easy to assume we are already giving our kids tons of quality time because we spend so many more hours with them each day than we would if they went to school outside of the home. But, how of...
Many families like to devote a few weeks into December to following a Christmas curriculum, but alternatively, many families don't have the time, patience, money, or resources to do this. However, there are SO many ways...
Because our homeschool is more of a lifestyle than a place our kids go to learn, and because we are with our children so much, it's so easy for negative moods, hard times, hard current events, illnesses, and so much more...
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