
End the power struggles and extrinsic motivators in your homeschool and find peace and joy in learning with your child. In part 2 of our conversation with Ian and Emma, they advise us on how to shift our role as...


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Hosted by Angel Selden and Sandy Foutz · education · EN
StorySchooling—the podcast that flips education on its head. Instead of drilling facts first and hoping meaning follows, we start with stories rich with meaning and let all other learning unfold naturally.
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Signup to Generate a PitchStorySchooling, the podcast that flips education on its head. Instead of drilling facts first and hoping meaning follows, we start with stories rich with meaning and let all other learning unfold naturally.
StorySchooling is hosted by Angel Selden and Sandy Foutz. The show has published 8 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "32. From Taskmaster to Guide: The Real Work of Mentorship (with Ian & Emma Cox of TJEd)" (26 October 2026, 36 minutes), "31. How Can I Inspire My Youth to Study? The Power of Personalized Education(with Ian & Emma Cox of TJEd)" (19 October 2026, 40 minutes), and "30. Neurodivergence & Joyful Math (with Candice Parks)" (12 October 2026, 23 minutes).
StorySchooling publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 8 episodes.
Booking probability for StorySchooling is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. StorySchooling requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. StorySchooling's contact route on record: verified email.
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Angel Selden and Sandy Foutz hosts StorySchooling, an education podcast with 8 episodes published.
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End the power struggles and extrinsic motivators in your homeschool and find peace and joy in learning with your child. In part 2 of our conversation with Ian and Emma, they advise us on how to shift our role as...

Do you have a child who's 15 and hasn't caught that spark that drives extensive and passionate study? Oliver and Rachel DeMille, authors of A Thomas Jefferson Education (TJEd) did, too. In this episode, Emma DeMille Cox...

Our conversation continues with math teacher and homeschool mom Candice Parks, who specializes in helping neurodivergent learners thrive in math. Candice offers encouragement to homeschool parents who struggle in math...

Elementary school math teacher and homeschool mom Candice Parks shares the wisdom she has gleaned from teaching for 20 years in conventional and homeschool settings. She shares how she gets her students to care and to...

Episode #28
Isabel Jarrett shares how her homeschool education, rich in stories and play, led to a science research gig at the University of Washington (not to mention great joy and empowerment in her life.) She also works...

Sandy asks Angel's nine-year-old son all about his life and what he's learning--his mountain summit training and achievements, his business studies and goals, and his desire to learn Russian and algebra . We've heard...

In this episode, homeschool mama Maria Peters tells us the story of how clearing out their busy schedule, which gave her young son lots of time to pursue an interest in drawing, which became a passion. That one passion...

Kieva tells her story of how she grew up immersed in stories and following her passions. How did she develop the grit to get into and survive law school? Did her story-based, passion-driven education actually help her...

Leverage the full power of stories with your homeschooler or co-op students by understanding the five levels or lenses through which you can explore a book. Angel, Sandy and Claire also discuss what makes a story...

We had the privilege of speaking with Amber O'Neal Johnston, a renowned advocate for inclusive education who shares her journey of homeschooling her four children while embracing the principles of Charlotte Mason. Amber...

Many parents fears their child getting bored. We sign them up for lots of activities, sports and other lessons so they don't get bored. And when they plead boredom when they're at home with nothing to do, we often cave...

Episode #21
One of Stephen and Claire Jones's primary goals for their children is that they learn autodidact skills to become lifelong self-directed learners. In this episode they share four pillars that support this goal: great...

Angel's son Saul shares his experience being raised immersed in stories and freedom to direct his own education, including: 1. How he navigated attending school for the first time in seventh grade, and what he learned...

Our conversation with Hannah and Dana continues as we dive into what it looks like to prioritize autonomy and process over results, and why that actually leads to better learning and growth.

Hannah and Dana's family of nine have traveled the U.S. in a tour bus and are now building their own earthen home together. What learning and growth has occurred through these real-world experiences with a common...

Jennifer Jarret is founder of Leadership Education Academy for Families (LEAF) in Snohomish, Washington. She shares how she has raised her three children (now ages 21, 17 and 17) immersed in stories and meaning. Her...

Episode #16
Sandy, Angel and Dr. Wilde discuss what to do when you know that stories are one of the most powerful vehicles for learning, but your child isn't interested.

Episode #15
Pediatrician, author and TEDx speaker Dr. Mary Wilde shares her insight on fostering the growth that the child innately seeks--through respecting the child and involving them in grown-up work. --How do we show respect...

Shara Jackson Harper, a clinical therapist, shares her professional insight on the life-altering benefits of trusting our kids with their own education and life choices, and how we can better engage with and support...

Christina recently enrolled her homeschooled kids in school, but their family band continues to be a pillar of their education. Christina's husband, Ryan, shares his unorthodox approach to teaching his children piano...
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Executive Vice President of Commercial, The Institute for Bird Populations
Head of Responsible Investment, Leadership Education Academy for Families
Heritage Mom - Homeschooling Children With Mirrors and Windows
founding director of the Program on Georgian Studies at Harvard University, University of Washington, Bothell
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