All episodes

Episode 102: Looking Back

Episode 101: Starting Back after the Holidays

Episode 100: Home. Where They Belong

Episode 99: A Christmas Story

Episode 98: Preparing Heart, Home, and Homeschool for Christ

Episode 97: Homeschooling with Educational Toys and Games

Episode 96: Finding Rest in Spirit, Soul, and Body

Episode 95: Thanksgiving: The History and the Heart

Episode 94: How to Help a Struggling Reader

Episode 93: Why Are They Always Hungry? Food Planning Help

Episode 92: Little Rebels Need Nurture and Consistency

Episode 91: How Do You Homeschool While Working?

Episode 90: Teaching Foreign Language? Muy Bien!

Episode 89: Online Learning—Does It Work?

Episode 88: Second Generation Homeschooling

Episode 87: One-Room Schoolhouse: Teaching Multiple Ages

Episode 86: The Importance of the Bible in Your Homeschool

Episode 85: Homeschool Moms Cry, Too!

Episode 84: How Important Are the Electives?

Episode 83: Spellers and Non-Spellers: How to Teach Both

Episode 82: Methods, Styles, and Philosophies

Episode 81: Benefits of Test Taking in High School

Episode 80: Homeschool Planning: Simplifying the Schedule

Episode 79: Finding Mentors and Creating Support Groups

Episode 78: Organizing Chaos: Help with the Clutter

Episode 77: Unit Study Homeschooling: How Does That Work?

Episode 76: Preparing in High School for College or Career

Episode 75: Let’s Never Forget our Country’s History

Episode 74: FREEDOM! It’s Why We Homeschool!

Episode 73: Honoring Homeschooling Fathers

Episode 72: Divine Interruptions: The Best Teaching Moments

Episode 71: The Trials and Triumphs of Teaching Writing

Episode 70: How Do I Teach Financial Stewardship?

Episode 69: Narration, Dictation, and Living Books, Oh My!

Episode 68: Help! I Forgot Why I Am Homeschooling!

Episode 67: Homeschool Moms for the Win! Let’s Celebrate!

Episode 66: Special Needs Homeschooling: It Can Be Done!

Episode 65: Copywork, Cursive, and Comprehension

HMHS Episode 64: What Do Homeschool Graduates Look Like

Episode 63: Myth Busters: Socialization and Isolation

Episode 62: How to Homeschool When Mom Is Sick and Tired

Episode 61: Are Conventions Really Worth Attending?

Episode 60: What to Do with the Active, Wiggly Ones

Episode 59: Teen Rebels and Grown Prodigals: Pain and Prayer

Episode 58: STEM, STEAM, and Science Fairs: Why Bother?

Episode 57: Teacher Helps: Podcasts, Books, and Blogs

Episode 56: Why Am I Depressed and How Do I Cope?

Episode 55: Learning Geography through History

Episode 54: What About the Homeschool Dad?

Episode 53: Math Tears: Who Is Crying More, Mom or Child?

Episode 52: Indoor Learning When the Weather Is Bad

Episode 51: Homesteading and Self-Sufficiency

Episode 50: Lights, Camera, Action! Music and Drama at Home

Episode 49: I Am Resolved to . . . Homeschool

Episode 48: Oranges for Christmas

Episode 47: Home Where They Belong for Christmas

Episode 46: Christmas Recipes, Crafts, and Easy Gift Ideas

Episode 45: Homeschooling through the Holidays with Games

Episode 44: A Holiday Season of Rest

A Thanksgiving Unit Study

Does Anyone but Me Care About This Chaos?

What if My Reader Is Delayed?

Meal Planning

When Should You Teach Foreign Language and Why?

Raising Boys; Raising Girls

Reaching Your Rebel's Heart

Is Internet Learning a Good Thing? What Are My Options?

Generational Homeschooling / Second Generation Homeschoolers

What Kind of Homeschooler Am I?

When Mamas Cry

Art and Photography

Will My Child Always Struggle With Spelling?

Should Preschoolers be Homeschooled?

Bible . . . More Than a School Subject

When You Need Help: Where to Find Support

Before You Begin: Getting and Staying Organized

Homeschool Planning: Breathing Room and Simplicity

Lapbooks, Notebooks, or Unit Studies – Should I Use Them?

Preparing for Life After High School

The Freedom of Home Education

Creating Adventures for Independence Day

Teachable Moments: Interruptions or Appointments?

How Can We Celebrate the Homeschool Dad?

Teaching Writing – Is It Always a Challenge?

Help! I Want My Kids to Be Good Financial Stewards

Living Books and Good Literature – What Are They?

Remembering Why We Homeschool

Help When Special Needs Are Hard

How Should We Celebrate the Homeschool Mom?

Cursive and Copywork

High School Grads: What Do They Look Like?

The Socialization Myth Debunked

What to Do When Mom Is Exhausted

Attending Homeschool Conventions: Is It Necessary?

When They Won’t Listen – How to Gain Attention

The Importance of Art and Music

Teen Rebels and Prodigals

STEM and Science Fairs

Surviving Winter Depression

Non-Readers and Non-Writers: What to Do?