Recent Episodes
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Countering The Culture Of Hollywood With Craig Dehut
Apr 22, 2025 – 29:47 -
Discipline In One Minute With Felice Gerwitz
Apr 15, 2025 – 56:48 -
AI For Homeschooling Parents: What You Need To Know
Apr 8, 2025 – 18:21 -
Special Replay: 6 Signs You’re Trying To Do Too Much
Apr 1, 2025 – -
Special Replay: Why Charlotte Mason Would Love Grammar Galaxy
Mar 25, 2025 – 8:25 -
Special Replay: Can Your High Schooler Homeschool Themselves?
Mar 18, 2025 – 34:07 -
Teaching Media Literacy In High School
Mar 11, 2025 – -
Math Motivation
Mar 4, 2025 – -
Special Replay: Self-Publishing For Homeschoolers
Feb 18, 2025 – 31:02 -
Do’s And Don’ts Of Teen Rebellion
Feb 11, 2025 – 19:23 -
Jesus And Your Messy House
Feb 4, 2025 – 42:16 -
How To Upgrade Your Homeschool Style
Jan 28, 2025 – 15:07 -
How To Get Everything Done And Still Have Time To Play
Jan 21, 2025 – 15:10 -
How To Teach Leadership
Jan 14, 2025 – 31:55 -
Special Replay: Organizing Challenges for the New Year
Dec 17, 2024 – -
Special Replay: Redeeming Your Time: How To Make The Most Of Every Moment As A Homeschool Mom
Dec 10, 2024 – -
Special Replay: Say Goodbye To Emotional Eating With Barb Raveling
Dec 3, 2024 – -
How To Have Happy Holidays As A Homeschool Mom
Nov 26, 2024 – 14:23 -
Combatting Family Consumerism
Nov 19, 2024 – 47:11 -
How To Homeschool Through The Holidays
Nov 12, 2024 – 30:45 -
Teaching Reading The Active Way
Nov 5, 2024 – 26:32 -
Finding Homeschool Rest In The Gospel
Oct 29, 2024 – 26:25 -
What To Teach Kids About Heaven
Oct 22, 2024 – 33:34 -
My Top 5 Homeschool Challenges
Oct 15, 2024 – 17:36 -
How To Handle Homeschool Detours
Oct 8, 2024 – 17:04 -
Is It Really A Motivation Problem?
Oct 1, 2024 – 15:10 -
What Are You Trusting In?
Sep 24, 2024 – 16:25 -
In Search Of A System
Sep 17, 2024 – 11:44 -
The Tyranny Of Not Enough
Sep 10, 2024 – 20:19 -
How to Prepare for Homeschool Retirement
Sep 3, 2024 – -
Is Online Learning An Option For Your Homeschool?
Aug 20, 2024 – 24:29 -
How to Change Your Homeschool Life
Aug 13, 2024 – 28:39 -
Should You Add Dance To Your Homeschool Activities?
Aug 6, 2024 – 24:20 -
3 Motivational States For Homeschoolers
Jul 16, 2024 – 25:50 -
Top 10 Tips To Get More Done
Jul 9, 2024 – 39:00 -
How To Help Your Anxious Child
Jul 2, 2024 – 31:08 -
Helping Children Who Feel Different
Jun 11, 2024 – 28:59 -
How To Have A Better Homeschool Year
Jun 4, 2024 – 20:24 -
Protecting Kids From Explicit Material
May 21, 2024 – 35:44 -
Special Replay: How to End Your Homeschool Year on a High
May 7, 2024 – 10:03 -
Helping Daughters Deal With Comparison
Apr 23, 2024 – 44:47 -
Robotics in Your Homeschool
Apr 16, 2024 – 32:30 -
Teaching Social Skills In Your Homeschool
Apr 2, 2024 – 26:25 -
How To Help Your Child Manage Emotions
Mar 26, 2024 – 18:19 -
Special Replay: 3 Reasons To Attend A Homeschool Conference In Person This Year
Mar 19, 2024 – 18:49 -
What Will You Teach Your Kids About Human Evolution?
Mar 12, 2024 – 43:03 -
Wisdom For Raising Boys
Mar 5, 2024 – 49:33 -
Redeeming Parenting Failures
Feb 27, 2024 – 56:52 -
Is Homeschool Chaos Normal?
Feb 20, 2024 – 28:24 -
Working And Homeschooling? Yes, You Can!
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Recent Reviews
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SydneeRMWe all need sanityAs a mom considering homeschooling my littles, I’ve been diving into these podcasts lately, and I love how uplifting this one is! It makes me feel like it’s definitely something my family can handle.
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Clara @Simply Teaching SpanishInspirational and full of wisdomI’ve enjoyed listening to your podcasts as you offer a lot of wisdom. I especially enjoyed listening to How to Combat Loneliness As a Homeschool Mom. You offered a lot of great suggestions as to how to make friends. I especially liked the one about reaching out to retired homeschool moms. This is something I’ve considered doing just recently. Thanks for the suggestions!
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picklesmamaResource and Inspiration Filled Podcast!Dr. Melanie Wilson gives families such encouragement and so many resources for their homeschooling journeys! What a great podcast!
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dot07aSome good but behind the timesThere’s some great episodes on here about time management, anxiety issues, homeschooling challenges, etc. But. As a Christian, it is time to live in this century. Young Earth creationism has no place in any modern science curriculum. I cannot believe this needs to be said. This is why people want to make homeschooling illegal; because the homeschooling religious fanatics reject facts and logic and make the rest of us look bad. You’re making it harder for those of us who want to homeschool our children and give them a quality education by having people think your personal truth replaces actual fact. The Bible is many things, but a science textbook isn’t one of them. Also, there are several episodes that hint the creator of this channel and several of her guest speakers don’t support the LGBTQ+ community. If that’s true, you should feel ashamed of yourself. Bigoted and backwards beliefs like that drive people away from the church and Jesus. Not towards him. It’s the 21st century. Please act like it.
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DoodleboogerGood life skills. BAD science.I wanted to love this homeschool podcast. There are a lot of great resources on expectations, organization, and anxiety. However, I am severely disappointed to see an endorsement of a science curricula espousing a young 6,000 year old earth. As an environmental scientist and someone who has been an educator for preschool to college, I can assure you this logic began being disproven by the 1830s if not sooner. If we want people to take us seriously as homeschool educators AND prepare our children for the possibility of a rigorous college education where they will encounter THE SCIENCE of evolution and geological time we need to embrace mainstream very well documented science and not fringe minority unsubstantiated opinions. There are many Christians who see the disconnect and how this turns many people away from church. Wishing for more homeschool curricula and communities which endorse real science. It is time to let our children live in this century.
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Kristina DanyelleRefreshing and inspirational!I can relate in so many ways & she’s always very helpful in different scenarios. Inspirational and Hopeful.
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omcriderNeeded!Love to listen to Melanie and how, even though she has a degree, she keeps things down to home and very encouraging. I always come away with something new and inspired.
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H-H-MomGreat ContentInspiring, informative and super helpful practical advice.
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WintersCAScriptedAs I appreciate you taking the time to perform a podcast, listening to an individual speak from a script feels insincere. It also can sound robotic.
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rufocusedWise and practicalI really enjoy this homeschool podcast, and feel it comes at every subject with biblical wisdom. Keep it up!
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Mae2016Glad I found youThanks for all the helpful tips. I will start homeschooling my 3yo. and this is a good guide for me.
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KButerI'm new. I'm hooked!I just found you in an attempt for inspiration and guidance… Maybe even a bit of a boost to my spirit as we begin her homeschooling journey through kindergarten first grade. I just completed the podcast about the proverbs 31 woman, part one and part two. I am so hooked on your channel that I want to go back and listen to both episodes again! Thank you for lifting my spirits and godly advice street from Scripture.
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Backwoods chickGreat resource!I love listening to this podcast as I prepare to homeschool
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Martha ClarkeNever miss an episode.Thank you for helping me in my homeschool journey.
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Barb RavLove this podcast!!!Melanie has so much helpful information on her podcast. Not just for the mechanics of homeschooling, but also for the homeschooling mom to make life as a homeschooler better. Thanks so much for all you do, Melanie!
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LovingcalmchaosWhat I need every weekBeing new to homeschool I spend my days listening to podcasts on my free time which haves me inspiration and calm my nerves so I'm not so overwhelmed about homeschooling
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BonnieRod09Great Advice!As a new homeschooler I have gained alot from listening to the show. I am thankful for the time and effort she has put into the show. :)
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LikesToRead2016Good stuff.I am really enjoying Melanie’s podcast. I love the tips and the discussions. Great topics.
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HollmeisterKind of ironic...I listened to half of the episode about ADD teenagers and while the content was good, it sounded like she was reading off of a script and I found it so boring to listen to that It didn't keep my attention, oh well on to the next podcaster...
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MangoandyThe REAL dealI love the practical advise that you always seem to provide. Knowing that you are a homeschool mom in the midst of living life just like us makes your show and your topics relevant and practical. You aren’t teaching philosophy, but real life experience! Thanks for such a good show!
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toenaciousOne of the best!This is one of my favorite homeschool podcasts, thanks!
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SuperNOVAmomHope for Harried Homeschool ParentsA soothing balm for my harried homeschooling mom's heart! The topics are so relevant and affirming to the unique struggles that face us as homeschooling parents. I appreciate the biblical and psychological material combined to help me when I'm feeling overwhelmed, spiritually lost, and like I'm the only crazy homeschooling mom in the world. Thank you for this show.
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