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Brave Writer
Julie Bogart and Melissa Wiley
Curious City
WBEZ Chicago
Audio Branding
Jodi Krangle
Screw It, We're Just Gonna Talk About Comics
Will Hines and Kevin Hines
The New Yorker: Fiction
The New Yorker
Lighting the Pipes
Lighting the Pipes
Comic Book Podcast | Talking Comics
Talking Comics
Compline: An Evening Liturgy for Anxious Souls
Center for Worship and the Arts at Samford University
Two Designers Walk Into a Bar
Evergreen Podcasts
Living The Next Chapter: Candid Conversations with Authors and Writers for Readers Searching for a New Read
Dave Campbell,
Everything Cookbooks
Andrea Nguyen, Molly Stevens, Kate Leahy, Kristin Donnelly
The Classical Mind
Jared Henderson & Wesley Walker
Audacity Works
Rachel Strickland
After Class: The Adult Ballet Podcast
The Busy Bunhead
Med Spa Confidential - Exposing the Risks, Rewards, and Business of Beauty
Dr. Kate Dee | Medical Spa Founder & Safety Advocate
Hello and Welcome
The Nation Network
Hooligan Nation:A Kiss-Centric Podcast
Hooligan Nation
Hungry Dogs with James Patterson
James Patterson
The History of American Food
Margaret Hardin
Les émissions culturelles de France Culture
France Culture
بودكاست عيشها صح
مكس إ ف إم
On The Pass
Gabriel Ornelas
Wodehousekeeping
iandishes
Real Photo Show with Michael Chovan-Dalton
Michael Chovan-Dalton
Kingdom Writers: A Podcast for Christian Writers of All Genres
CJ and Shelley Hitz: Writing Mentor, Author Coach, Christian Writers
Froggy 95.5 On Demand
7 Mountains Media
Whales Certified
Kevin Whalen
The Gentleman From Hell
Maeltopia
American Campus Podcast
Lauren Lassabe Shepherd
SIMP - The Self-Indulgent Musical Podcast
Corrina Stokes, Ian Brodsky
SUNNY's Podcast
SUNNY
ALEX
SUNNY
Kicking It Real
GABBY ROBERTS
The Museum at FIT Fashion Culture Podcast
museumatfit
Arroe Collins: Unplugged & Totally Uncut
Arroe Collins
婚活STORY
結婚相談所ライフツリー 和田みつり
The Other 22 Hours
Michaela Anne, Aaron Shafer-Haiss
Arts
Julie Bogart and Melissa Wiley
What if the neurodivergence in your homeschool is not only in your child, but in you?In this honest and eye-opening conversation, we explore what happens when the home educator begins to recognize ADHD traits in themselv...
What if a writing retreat didn’t require a plane ticket to Ireland?This week, we explore what makes writing feel spacious, playful, and alive. From Julie’s memoir retreat on the Irish Sea to Melissa’s fiction experiments...
What happens when faith, prayer, endurance, and every “right” effort still do not make a marriage safe? In this brave and deeply honest conversation, we talk with Alisha Roth, author of Courageous Divorce, about young ma...
Why teach writing when AI can generate paragraphs in seconds? In this episode, Melissa Wiley talks with Brave Writer president Dawn Smith about why writing still matters, maybe more than ever. Together, they explore writ...
What if academic standards didn’t have to threaten your homeschool rhythm? In this episode, we explore how to translate grade-level expectations into the rich, lived learning already happening in your home. From Poetry T...
When is schoolwork really finished? If your child refuses the last five math problems, drags through copywork, or resists the assignment you carefully planned, the issue may not be laziness or defiance. It may have meani...
What if your best homeschool resources are the small routines, songs, snacks, and tools your kids remember years later?In this episode, we gather a treasure chest of family-tested ideas: read-alouds, Signing Time, Bob Bo...
What does it mean to prepare our children for a future we can’t predict?In this episode, we reflect on homeschooling, parenting, adult children, and the tender reality of endings. We talk about why “success” may be the w...
What if your child’s long, winding stories are not a distraction from learning, but the very foundation of it?In this episode, we explore the art of narration: the natural ability children have to tell what they notice, ...
What do our kids actually need to know before they leave home? In this episode, we explore the everyday life skills that often get overlooked, from tying shoes and folding laundry to handling money, filling out forms, sp...
What if the crankiness in your homeschool isn’t a behavior problem at all, but an adventure deficit? In this episode, we explore how too much routine can flatten a family’s energy and how a little surprise, novelty, and ...
What if math felt less like drudgery and more like discovery? In this episode, we explore “mathematical imagination” and the many ways math is already alive in everyday family life. We talk about counting, measuring, pre...
What if an online writing class didn’t mean Zoom fatigue, rigid schedules, or one more thing to manage?In this episode, Melissa Wiley talks with Kirsten Merryman about what makes Brave Writer’s online classes so differen...
What if the biggest obstacle in your homeschool isn’t what you’re missing—but the fear that you’re doing it wrong?This week, we explore “fear of messing up” and how perfectionism quietly shapes our expectations, decision...
Why does a child understand something one day and forget it the next? In this episode, we explore what neuroscience reveals about how learning actually works. Drawing from Uncommon Sense Teaching and Make It Stick, we un...
Ever have one of those homeschool days when your brain feels completely empty?We’ve been there too. In this episode, we share a long list of practical, creative hacks that can revive your homeschool when energy is low. F...
What if the best critical thinking curriculum is already in your closet?This week, we explore why board games and card games do more than pass the time. From Monopoly and Settlers of Catan to Quiddler, Pandemic, and even...
Are you wondering if you’ve done “enough” this year? What if the real question isn’t about subjects completed—but about the atmosphere you’re creating?Melissa developed a simple framework to help her notice what was fill...
What do you—and your kids—have the right to think, question, and say?This week, we unpack a “Critical Thinking Bill of Rights” and apply it to homeschooling life. We explore the pull of group identity, the courage to dis...
What does it really mean to think critically in a world that never stops shouting at us? In this episode, we slow things down and explore how to stay grounded when information, emotion, and opinion collide. We talk about...
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