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Hosted by Shanna · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 109 episodes
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Welcome to Making Everyday Magic, the podcast where we explore the ins and outs of homeschooling, family life, and finding joy in the everyday moments. Join Shanna as she shares real-life experiences, tips, and insights on navigating homeschool with a secular perspective, making family memories, and balancing the highs and lows of home education. From practical advice to mindset shifts, each episode is designed to inspire and empower you to create a fulfilling and magical life that's uniquely your own. Tune in and let's make everyday magic together!#HomeschoolLife #FamilyJoy #MakingEverydayMagic #SecularHomeschool #Podcast
Shanna hosts Making Everyday Magic: The Podcast, a education show with 109 episodes published.
I'm not an economist, financial advisor, or market expert. I'm just a mom who's paying attention. In this episode, I share the real-world changes I've been noticing that make me wonder whether we're entering a different
As we head into our 10th year of homeschooling—and our very first year of high school—I'm reminding myself of something I seem to forget every single year: I always try to plan a homeschool that doesn't actually fit real
Homeschool parents spend a lot of time looking for solutions. A new curriculum. A better schedule. A different planner. Another resource. And sometimes those things are exactly what we need. But after nearly 10 years of
Choosing homeschool curriculum is often the exciting part. But what happens after you buy it? In this episode, I share how I'm planning world history for my upcoming ninth grader and fifth grader, why I almost always ada
Homeschooling gives families incredible freedom — but that freedom comes with responsibility. In this episode, I'm having an uncomfortable conversation about educational neglect, homeschool accountability, and the import
After 10 years of homeschooling, I make homeschool decisions very differently than I did in the beginning. When I first started, I was searching for the right curriculum. I wanted to know I was doing enough, choosing eno
What happens when children aren't the center of everything? In this episode, I'm sharing why our homeschool family intentionally built a family-centered home instead of a kid-centered one. We talk about parenting culture
As homeschool parents, it's easy to become attached to educational labels. But what happens when a different path might better serve our children? In this episode, I'm reflecting on educational flexibility, school choice
After nearly 10 years of homeschooling, I'm finding myself in another season of change. What started as a conversation about digital planners quickly became a reflection on family systems, high school preparation, growin
After years of approaching homeschool planning the same way, this year looks very different. In this episode, I'm sharing how we're planning our tenth homeschool year without having all the answers yet—and why that might
In this episode, I'm talking about homeschooling cost—but not just in the way we usually think about it. Yes, there's curriculum, supplies, and budgeting. But there are also quieter costs that don't show up in spreadshee
This conversation starts with homeschool curriculum and ends somewhere much bigger. As I planned our 2026–2027 homeschool year, I realized how often uncertainty makes me want to buy a solution. A new curriculum. A differ
In this episode, I'm reflecting on something I've noticed in my own parenting and homeschooling life: how often we stay silent in the name of keeping the peace—and what it actually costs us over time. This isn't about co
Lately I've been thinking a lot about overconsumption in homeschooling and motherhood — and honestly, I don't think it's really about the curriculum. I think many of us are carrying an enormous amount of pressure to do m
Usually by this point in the year, I've already ordered curriculum, planned everything out, and started preparing for the next homeschool year. This year is different. In this episode, I'm sharing an honest conversation
Homeschooling can make you feel surprisingly vulnerable — especially when everyone seems to have an opinion about your choices. In this episode, I'm talking about criticism, confidence, influence, and learning how to con
In this episode, I walk through free homeschool curriculum and learning platforms that work well for middle and high school students. These are real tools I've used and continue to trust—not theoretical lists. We talk ab
In this episode, I'm talking about something I've had to remind myself of often: doing less does not mean doing too little. We'll explore why homeschooling can feel overwhelming, how "more" became the default, and what i
Everybody talks about homeschool socialization, but I think we're asking the wrong question. After almost 10 years homeschooling, I've realized that simply putting kids around other kids does not automatically create fri
If homeschool transcripts, grades, or high school record keeping have been sitting in your mental "deal with later" pile… you are definitely not alone. In this episode, I'm sharing my honest real-time experience trying a
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