Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 43 episodes
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A celebration of homeschooling families living life according to their values in connection with the beautiful lands we are fortunate to call home.
Unknown Host hosts Australian Homeschool Stories, a kids show with 43 episodes published.
“Dream big. What do you want your homeschool to look like? What do you want your whole life to look like? Go after that.” Marieka, her husband and their five children aged 16, 11, 9, 7 and 1 have been homeschooling famil
"Stepping back and letting kids learn is really what's at the heart of home education." Meet my friend, Nicola. We originally connected via substack and then in person whilst her family spent time down on the Peninsula.
"I had this really strong feeling that she was just a number in this place and that's not good enough." Anna is a worm farmer, author and homesteading mother of three children aged 15, 7 and 2. In this episode she shares
“I’m going to look back one day on this and think those were the glory years." Teacher by trade, Canadian by birth, Melanie is here to share how she wound up calling Newcastle home and why she and her partner chose home
“If you can’t find your village or community - build one.” This is the story of Kacey’s blended family from Perth who have called themselves eclectic homeschoolers for the last three years. Her four children aged 19, 17,
“We said, I don't know if it's forever. I don't know if it's temporary. But we're making a change. Now we say we'll never go back.” This episode is a delightful doubleheader with Holly & Gemma, sisters who live 6 minutes
“Have trust in the kids, know that they can follow their passions intuitively. We don’t have to set all these standards of where they should be or would be or could be if they were in the system. Just trust.” Assunta, he
"Before we had kids, we were both adamant that we wouldn't put our kids in daycare. We wanted to raise our kids at home. We always knew we were aligned on that. So that's where it started. We were at home. We were togeth
"Even all the times when it was really, really hard, if I could go back right to the beginning now, I would make exactly the same choices to do it all over again. It's just been the most beautiful experience of my life.”
“How many of us are in our 40s now only just learning how to be artists again because we were told we weren't any good at it?” Bel is raising her two boys (aged 8 and 5) alongside her sister and daughter (aged 6) with th
"I want to unschool to give her more freedom. I can't start the journey by forcing her out of school... you can send your kids to school and still be an unschooler in my view. The point is they have the choice” Italy may
“They spent their preschool years when they were three and four years old playing all the time. But then they went to school and they forgot how to play.” Elisa is a newly minted homeschooler. This is the episode you are
“Children learn best intrinsically motivated, following their own interests and when adults step back.” One year ago, we hit publish on the first episode of the Australian Homeschool Stories podcast with Vicci Oliver’s s
“That's the beauty of an unschooling lifestyle, it’s just continuing what you’ve always done with your children.” Having always homeschooled and having been homeschooled herself, Debbie’s story spans across both analog a
“I hope at the end of all this I’ll have raised two kids who love learning.” If they are not home, chances are Anna and her kids (ages 9 & 4) can be found in their local library. So great is their love for this community
“Don’t let fear guide you. You’ve chosen this path, lead it with love.” Richa and her husband, who were both born and educated in India, now live in Melbourne and home educate their two children, aged 7 and 2. We cover a
I can think of no better spokesperson for unschooling in Australia than Sara, whose four daughters (aged 15, 13, 10 and 8) have never been to school. This inspiring family of six who call sunny Queensland home, have coll
Danika's homeschooling story takes place on opposing sides of the country, beginning on the Gold Coast in Queensland, where she and her children (aged 6 and 3) were born and raised, up to where her family are currently b
"These are amazing schools and amazing teachers, but the overarching curriculum that is forced upon them gives them no space to breathe or be creative" Kickstarting season three of the Australian Homeschool Stories podca
This short and sweet episode is a preview to Season Three of the Australian Homeschool Stories podcast. Dropping in to say a quick hello is me, your host Stephanie, with happy not back to school wishes as well providing
Nicola
Award Winning skin care expert · KIN
1 appearance on this show
Anna
small-town teacher · @MistyMoutnainLegends
2 appearances on this show
Melanie
teacher · How To Harp
1 appearance on this show
Kacey
The Cult Vault Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Holly
first-year Law student · Library
1 appearance on this show
Gemma
TICS Associate · Google
1 appearance on this show
Daniel
lawyer · TLV Tech
1 appearance on this show
Elisa
nurse practitioner · AMP Physical Therapy & Performance
1 appearance on this show
Debbie
Personal Finance Coach · Family Law Cafe
1 appearance on this show
Sara
Creative Director · unclear
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