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Episode 122: Why Our Nation’s Kids Are Losing Their Jobs
Our nation's kids are being faced with a whole new problem that parents and educators have created. They are unhireable.
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Episode 121: Raise Them Rurally with Kody Hanner
There has been a lot of controversy over whether a rural childhood is better than an urban one. I'm here to say that, even though I'm happy right where I'm at in the country, it's all about how you raise them!
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Episode 115: Teach Kids Critical Thinking with Natalie Burns
As a certified teacher turned homeschooling mom herself, Natalie Burns from Homeschool Teaching Simplified is on a mission to empower homeschooling moms with the tools to teach critical thinking skills, without sacrificing time from the core subjects, so you can see your child take initiative for their learning.
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Episode 107: An Honest Homestead Mom Helping Parents Raise Self-Sufficient Kids
My goal was to teach self-sufficiency skills to the next generation, but it has also been laid upon my heart to teach parents how to instill in their kids a desire for self-sufficiency. I would like to tell you some of my story of an honest homestead mom.
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Episode 106: An Honest Talk About Raising Boys With Durenda Wilson
Raising boys often makes us question why in the world they were designed the way they were. But as Durenda Wilson, author of Raising Boys to Men, so hilariously puts it, stupidity is not sustainable.
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Letting our kids get enough play and how to provide the best type of play.
The question of letting our kids play enough might sound strange coming from such a strong advocate for kids working on the farm and personal responsibility.
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Teach our kids the things we were never taught
Instead of giving our kids everything we never had, we should teach our kids everything we were never taught.
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Is your homeschooled teen considering a career in agriculture?
There are over 22 million careers in agriculture, what are the odds that your child will work in that industry one day?
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How to Include My Kids on the Homestead
There are a ton of ways to include kids on the homestead. But are you doing it in a way that gives them a sense of responsibility?
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Episode 85: Through the Eyes of a Homestead Kid
After trucking my family across the country to conference after conference this year, my six-year-old made quite a name for himself. Because of that, I thought it would be fun to interview him similarly to many of my other guests to see what he might have to say.
