In this episode we speak to Gabi, a mum of 3 who has travelled multiple places with 3 under 3! From her love of travel and creativity she developed Little Chicken Studio a Youtube channel documenting their travels. You can find Gabi over on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/littlechickenstudio/ Gabi's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@littlechickenstudio The journey feels easier when you’re not alone. That’s why I created the Home Ed Mum Tribe, a membership space where mums connect,

How a 13-year-old influencer is learning - thanks to her parents - to grow her earnings. (Guess what: she’s hoping Tesla shares will help her buy a Jeep as her first car in three years.) Come behind-the-money-scenes with one of the Gold Coast’s most famous families and hosts of the fabulous teen podcast, Move Over Mama. Get in touch with the show by sending us a text - we'd love to hear from you!

Many of us may think we know everything there is to know about Medusa, but what if what we thought about her origins and intentions were all wrong? We're looking at the the complex and contradicting stories that may prove Medusa less a villain and more a protector on this episode of Unspookable. Host: Elise Parisian Written by: Miden Wood Produced, Edited by: Nate DuFort Music Direction and Composition: Jesse Case Logo by: Natalie Khuen Episode Art: Alhafiz Special thanks to Liz

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with Managing Editor for Education at U.S. News and World Report, Dr. LaMont Jones, Jr, about the current rankings of over 1700 colleges, what they mean, and how families can use this information to make their college decisions.

In this heartfelt episode, Irene shares a message on bold faith, courage, and legacy. Inspired by the life and influence of Charlie Kirk, this episode is a call for believers to rise up and live unashamed of the Gospel.Drawing from the story of Stephen in Acts 6–7 and scriptures like Romans 1:16 and John 15, Irene unpacks what it means to:Stand strong in truth when the world pushes backLive with courage, forgiveness, and loveLeave behind a legacy that points people to JesusThis is not a time for

In this episode, we talk about giving back to our community by helping or donating to homeless shelters. your church, or anyone in need. Next, we talk about praying or listening to religious music or listening to the Bible while working out in different ways: like Tai Chi or lifting weights. Lastly, examine how to track your spiritual journey by time spent each day in prayer and reflection time using an app or journal. Set a minimum goal each day to devote to God or to your ...

They may might not be the most engaging stories for young children in the technocratic age, but not so long ago, some people thought Greek Myths were important to be translated to something palatable for children. This episode plays "The Lord of The Silver Bow", a re-telling of the Trojan war. The Secret Kindergarten wants to shine a light on people who spent their time and energy to create better resources for children. The person in this case is late author James Baldwin. We look back to move

Have you ever told a lie? When I was a child, lying came very easily, in fact, it became a bad habit. I discovered that I could look someone in the eye and tell them a lie with ease. But as I got older, I realized how wrong that was and I asked God for help! And He helped me! Now I feel HORRIBLE if I tell even something that is slightly misleading. Our lesson this week is about a whole city who told a lie, and we will find out what happened when it was discovered that they were lying!Year A Quarter

In this radiant episode of Homeschool Companion, host Rose Gamblin invites listeners to explore the theme of sunlight—both as a scientific wonder and a spiritual symbol. The devotional shines with reflections on God’s presence through light, followed by a hands-on Sunlight Craft that brings the lesson to life. During Curriculum Corner, Rose breaks down the types of assessments and their unique characteristics to help families better understand educational tools. The episode closes with a heartfelt

In this episode of the Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast, hosts Dr. Cyndi Burnett and Dr. Matthew Worwood sit down with innovative art educator Jason Blair to explore the often overlooked discomfort adults feel around "real creativity"—something Jason dubs "inconvenient creativity." Jason shares powerful personal stories, from creative chaos in his daughter's room to spontaneous, student-driven art projects in his classroom, illustrating how true creativity frequently emerges in unexpected

In this episode, Lisa, Dr. Gangelhoff, Dr. Alaina, and Melissa discuss: Shifts in the music industry and its evolving futureEducational pathways for aspiring musiciansBuilding independence, resilience, and clarity for young creativesFamily roles and perspectives in supporting artistic career choices Key Takeaways: Parents’ fears often stem from only imagining extremes—either starving artists or Grammy winners—yet most successful musicians build stable, thriving lives between those two p...

Dorm Disorder Podcast – Episode Title: “Mommanagerglow: Bridging Generations at GC”We’re back with part two of our conversation with Mommanagerglow Gloria and our GC sister Sahara! This episode bridges the generational gap between our young GC sister and her older GC brothers, offering fresh insight into how the school has evolved—and what’s stayed the same.  Ever wonder how cell phones have changed life at Girard? You might be surprised by the answer. We also spotlight Gloria’s incredible work on

In this very special episode, Jay Barron passes the mic to Lower School Administrative Assistant (and unofficial mayor of PD) Dee Smith! Known for knowing everyone on campus, Dee sits down with Shavonn Perkins (Second Grade Teacher), Amanda Matthews (Third Grade Teacher's Assistant), and Reagan Pacheco (Lower School French Teacher) for a hilarious and heartfelt conversation about life in and out of the classroom. From laugh-out-loud student stories and unforgettable teaching mishaps to quiet...

Learn all about the stories behind the names of famous cities, and origin of civilization itself!

Summer Cowick is an educator and founder of Brilliant And Then Some who specializes in supporting gifted students, particularly those with Dabrowski's Overexcitabilities (OEs). Her work focuses on managing and leveraging these five intensities—emotional, imaginational, intellectual, psychomotor, and sensual—to help gifted children and families understand and nurture their unique needs in educational and home environments. She offers practical strategies and insights through presentations, workshops,

Finding the True Information: How Critical Questions Guard Your ChoicesIn a world filled with easy answers, smooth talkers, and overwhelming digital noise, how do you find the vital information you need to make life-saving decisions? The key isn’t searching for more external data; it’s learning to ask the right questions at the right time.This method, known as the Socratic Method, is a superpower that helps you move beyond simple memorization to build critical thinking skills. It teaches you how to

It’s time for another trip around the solar system on the BIGGER and BETTER Science Weekly! In this episode of the Fun Kids Science Weekly, we answer YOUR questions, have scientists battle it out to determine which science is the best, and this week we’re on the hunt for the most dangerous food in the world! First up in Science in the News, we blast into the future with a story about AI that could one day run on the same energy that powers the sun! Then, we dive under the waves to

In this episode of Non Linear Learning, Dr. Vaish Sarathy speaks with Dr. Robin Harwick, founder of The Pearl Remote Democratic High School, a groundbreaking online school designed for teens who don’t fit into traditional education especially autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent learners. Together, we explore: Why compliance-based systems harm learning (and why they persist) How democratic education gives back autonomy, voice, and safety What it actually looks like to co-create

In this episode of Journey Together, we’re walking you through how to feel calm, confident, and prepared for your upcoming Learning Period teacher meeting. Whether it’s your first check-in or you’re a seasoned homeschooler, we’ll share practical tips for organizing your documentation, highlighting student progress, and making the most of your conversation with your teacher. Let’s turn these meetings into meaningful moments of reflection, celebration, and partnership—because we’re not just