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Hosted by Kelly · EN · 64 episodes
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Not your typical homeschooling podcast! Support for your out-of-the-box, neurodiverse kids. Here you will find real talk from the trenches of parenting and homeschooling. This podcast elevates the stories and voices of parents like you who are also looking for training, tips, tools and testimonies to learn, try out and thrive in this brave new world of learning at home!
Kelly hosts 90-Minute School Day, a kids show with 64 episodes published.
When your child's burnout becomes your burnout, how do you care for yourself when there isn't time (or space) to "practice self-care"? When you feel trapped? In this final episode of our three-part series on capacity, we
What happens when you've been needed for so long that you've lost touch with yourself? After years of caregiving, homeschooling, co-regulation, appointments, accommodations, and carrying the invisible labor of family lif
What if the behaviors we’ve been taught to correct are actually signs of overwhelm, sensory overload, burnout, or nervous system distress? In this episode, we’re joined by Sunita Kapahi Theiss. Sunita is a writer, low-de
What if your child's resistance to math has nothing to do with math? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Sarah Eason, Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Science at Purdue University, whose research on
What if the years your child and teen spent playing, exploring, and following curiosity weren't wasted time — but exactly the preparation they needed? Come sit down with Judy Arnall, internationally recognized child-deve
What happens when school is not a match for a learner? For many disabled and neurodivergent children and teens, traditional school environments create anxiety, shutdown, and loss of self-trust. In this conversation, we s
How many friends does your child actually need? We’ve normalized early peer immersion. We worry about socialization. We measure childhood against birthday party invites and best-friend status. But what if we’ve absorbed
“I’m not reading, but everyone else is.” If you’ve ever heard your child say this (or felt it echo quietly in your own head) this conversation is for you. In this episode, I’m joined by Carrie DeFrancisco for a live conv
Winter can be a hard season for homeschooling parents... Especially if you are raising neurodivergent kids while navigating burnout, nervous system exhaustion, and the pressure to “reset.” In this episode, we explore how
Let's explore how boundaries and belonging work together to create safety, connection, and authenticity in our families. Especially for those of us parenting and home educating neurodivergent and PDA children who need sp
The conclusion of the “Start Where You Are” series Dive deep with us into the idea that conventional schools might be contributing to the very struggles many people associate with dyslexia. This bonus episode originally
Ever wonder why it’s hard to express yourself in writing? Join Julie Bogart, myself, and the DITL community for a down-to-earth conversation about helping the resistant writer in all of us become brave writers. In this e
What if math wasn’t actually the problem—just the way we’ve been taught to see it? In this episode, we welcome longtime unschooling advocate Sue Patterson, founder of Unschooling Mom2Mom, to explore one of the biggest so
Before academics, worksheets, or curriculum—there’s one foundational question: Is my child ready to learn? Learning starts with the body. In this conversation, we are joined by Sarah Collins, homeschool mom and occupatio
The pressure to “do more” in homeschooling is constant—cover more subjects, check more boxes, keep up with the pace of everyone else. But what if all that rushing is the very thing keeping kids (and parents) from real le
This episode is the first in a brand new 5-part series on the podcast: Start Where You Are. This series is designed to meet you wherever you are in your homeschooling journey, offering the resourcing you need to move for
In this final episode of our four-part series on technology and learning, we're tackling a topic that feels like the "Wild West": artificial intelligence + kids. Is this a threat, a tool, or something else entirely? Join
We hear it all the time: “But what about socialization?” Socialization for homeschooled kids isn’t just same-aged peer associations and blindly following rules. It’s about nervous system safety, real relationships, and b
Friend, is your homeschool driven by the fear that your child is falling behind? Do you find yourself itching to double down on academics—despite your neurodivergent child’s resistance—because that’s what society says le
Trying to stick to the plan? Maybe that’s the problem. In part 3 of our mini-series answering the most common homeschooling questions, you’ll hear a no-nonsense episode at what’s really underneath the question of “What s
Gina Riley
Creator of the Career Velocity System
1 appearance on this show
Carrie De Francisco
author, podcaster, homeschool coach, retired home educator
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Collins
media trainer, communication coach, former senior producer at ITV and ITN · The Strengths on Fire Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Emily Souder
licensed clinical social worker
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Diekman
author of Low-Demand Parenting
1 appearance on this show
Amber O’Neal Johnston
Heritage Mom
1 appearance on this show
Robyn Robertson
creator of Honey! I'm Homeschooling the Kids · Traffic Injury Research Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Leah McDermott
owner and author · Your Natural Learner
1 appearance on this show
Amy Hughes
oncologist at Mission Cancer + Blood, UIHC; founder and Chair of Amadora Legacy Project · Portsmouth High School
1 appearance on this show
Casey Ehrlich
Founder · At Peace Parenting
1 appearance on this show
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