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Season 2 Episode 10 - A Military Family's Homeschool: Morgan Farr on Rotations, PCS Moves, and Building Two Businesses (opens the original)
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Morgan Farr wasn’t diagnosed with autism until she was already deep into motherhood — and it reshaped how she built her entire homeschool. In this episode, I chat with Morgan Farr , an Army wife of thirteen years, homeschool mom of four, and founder of Dog-Eared Press, currently stationed at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Morgan shares the backwards-planning philosophy her homeschooled husband’s family passed down to her, the honest story of homeschooling four kids under five with zero support during C
Season 2 Episode 9 - A British Expat's Homeschool: Stacey Al Hassani on Switching Curriculums and Outsourcing What She Can't Teach (opens the original)
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After six years of homeschooling four kids, why did Stacey Al Hassani decide her son needed to go back to a traditional classroom? In this episode, I chat with Stacey Al Hassani , a British expat and homeschool mom of three in Dubai, six years into a homeschool journey that started almost by accident during COVID. Stacey opens up about the honest story behind her eldest son’s return to traditional school, why she switched her family from a rigid British curriculum to a more flexible American one
Season 2 Episode 8 - A Whole Year Mapped Out by June — Laura Morgan on Building a Homeschool That Runs Itself (opens the original)
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By June every year, Laura Morgan has already mapped out all 40 weeks of her homeschool year — science, history, and art, planned before summer even starts. In this episode, I chat with Laura Morgan , a former high school social studies teacher and homeschool mom of three in eastern North Carolina, now eight years into homeschooling. Laura walks through the planning system she built to homeschool full-time while teaching virtual school for years, and the custom planner it grew into. She also open
Season 2 Episode 7 - From Overwhelmed to Organized — Amber Sanders on Building Her Own Homeschool Apps with AI (opens the original)
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How does a homeschool mom go from downloading someone else’s planner to building nine of her own apps in a single week? In this episode, I chat with Amber Sanders , the creator behind Playful Homeschool Mom and a homeschool mom of two — a six-year-old daughter and a two-year-old son. Amber shares how the pressure to have every day perfectly planned pushed her from over-preparing straight into “winging it,” until she taught herself to build her own AI-powered homeschool apps instead. She walks me
Season 2, Episode 6 - Know Your Capacity: Frances Bowen on Raising Four Boys Through the Teen Years (opens the original)
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You’ve probably compared your homeschool to someone else’s highlight reel at some point. Frances Bowen finally learned to stop — and it changed how she measures a good day. In this episode, I chat with Frances Bowen , a Christian mom of four boys — ages 25, 17, 16, and 13 — finishing her sixth year of homeschooling and settling into the more independent rhythms of the teen years. Frances gets honest about what’s actually working right now (and what isn’t): her ongoing battle with teen screen tim
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