Podcast

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of your favorite podcasts? Join us for a unique twist as Sue Elvis steps in as our interviewer, flipping the script on your usual hosts, Jesper and Cecilie.

Emily Sonsie is an Australian educator and homeschooling advocate. Formerly a primary teacher, who chose to homeschool her children, embracing a lifestyle focused on togetherness, nature, and deep connections.

Discover how family meals can strengthen bonds and create lasting memories with insights from Deborah MacNamara on the cultural and emotional significance of shared meals.

Sue Elvis is an Australian author, blogger, and podcaster renowned for her work in the unschooling community. She runs the blog "Stories of an Unschooling Family," where she shares her experiences and insights about unschooling and radical parenting.

As I watched the light gradually fade from my child's eyes with each passing school day, I knew a change was necessary. This episode chronicles Sue's own metamorphosis from a traditional suburban parent trapped within the confines of the schooling system to a fervent unschooling evangelist.

Rachel Rainbolt joined us to share the rich tapestry of her family's journey through attachment parenting to the liberating philosophy of unschooling. 

Explore indigenous wisdom for sustainable living with Four Arrows. Learn about living in harmony with Earth, the concept of 'enoughness', and sustainable practices for rural and urban lifestyles.

Exercise for Health: From daily runs to significant weight loss and mental clarity, we offer encouragement to those aspiring to prioritize wellness in their life's journey. Discover the importance of consistency, the adaptation to our changing bodily needs, and the joy of recognizing personal progress.

We received an email asking if we were up for recording an episode with Eric Balance. We are living in a yes mode, so here is our dialouge. Eric has been through a transformative journey from a heavy addiction to dedicating his life to helping people live a more spiritual life.

We got an email with great questions from a listener. Instead of a long email answer, we invited Josie to interview us for an episode. Josie doesn't use her last name, so we lovingly call her Just Josie :)