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Special Episode: Cecilie Conrad on raising Worldschoolers
Discover unschooling & nomadic living in an insightful interview with Cecilie Conrad by Lizz Quain from Trailblazing Families. Explore self-directed learning, world-schooling challenges & inspiring stories.
#33 - Randall Hardy | Challenging the State: A Conversation on Family-Based Education
Our guest is Randall Hardy, a UK homeschooling advocate. Explore the political climate affecting home education, parental authority erosion, and family's value in learning. Gain insights into the pitfalls of traditional schooling and the importance of family bonds in education.
#32 - Pam Laricchia | Living Joyfully - Redefining Success and Parent-Child Relationships
Explore unschooling with Pam Laricchia, advocate and author. Dive into enriching parent-child bonds, redefining success, and trust-based learning. Discover a balance between direction and engagement. Ideal for both newcomers and seasoned unschoolers.
E31 - Cecilie & Jesper Conrad | Family Travel and Unschooling - Artist Date
In the summer of 2021, we drove to Turkey - We met a wonderful couple: belly dancer Iana Komarnytska and photographer and drummer Pedro Bonatto, who invited us as guest for their podcast which we now can share with you!
#30 - Rachel Carlson | Unschooling and the Power of Community
Join us as Rachel Carlson delves into her family's nomadic journey, embracing unschooling and worldschooling. Discover the Worldschool Pop-Up Hubs, the power of community, and the beauty of learning through travel.
Special: Raquy Danziger | Interview with the World known Darbuka player, artist and musician
Discover Istanbul's music with Darbuka drummer Raquy. Dive into her journey in male-led drumming, her passion for math & sports enhancing her skills. Explore her online drum school & camps blending music, yoga, meditation, and vegan cuisine.
#29 Sarah Beale | Unschooling and the Pursuit of The Good Life
Join Sarah Beale as she shares her journey from traditional schooling in Australia to embracing unschooling. Dive into her family's nomadic lifestyle, the power of community, and the essence of a 'good life.'
Special: Mark Lupan | How is a Handpan made? Interview with one of the world's best handpan makers.
Journey into the world of handpan creation with Marc Lupan. Discover the intricacies of making this enchanting instrument, the quest for perfect sound, and the joy of completing a handpan. Tune in for an engaging exploration of craftsmanship and music.
#28 - Ann Hansen & Missy Willis | Exploring Unschooling: Nurturing Curiosity and Cultivating a Love for Learning
Together with Ann Hansen and Missy Willis, we explore unschooling, a method that fosters growth and curiosity by taking education into your own hands. Learn about the importance of self-directed learning, building a homeschooling community, and more.
Special: Jesper Conrad | Fatherhood, Worldtraveling & Unschooling - An interview by Earth Ozina
In this episode, we uncover the concept of self-directed learning while exploring the idea of self-worth in children. We share our distinctive parenting style, free of punishments or rewards, and how it impacts our children's self-esteem.
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Hi, I'm Cecilie Conrad
Cancer-surviving psychologist, former single-parent; co-sleeping, yogi, gluten-free, primarily plant-eating; happily married, stay-at-home, organic barefooted hippie and mother of four, living in a bus, knitting teddy bears and learning languages, counseling and enjoying sunsets.
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Hi, I'm Jesper Conrad
A proud stay-at-home dad of four. Digital nomad working with online marketing for NGOs. Plant-eating, barefoot yogi. I coach dads to be the best fathers they can be.Â
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