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The Brave Writer podcast is a big juicy conversation about how to bring learning to life for your kids! Julie Bogart and guests talk about how parents and children are partners in the learning adventure, especially when approaching the daunting task of writing. Brave Writer appeals to homeschoolers, educators, and parents who want more out of "school" than merely passing tests. Visit us at http://... more

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Do you ever catch yourself treating screens like contraband—tolerated in tiny doses, never to be openly celebrated? Ash Brandin, author of Power On: Managing Screen Time for the Benefit of the Whole Family, urges us to view screens as morally neutral... more

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Do you ever wonder how to keep teens reading—joyfully, deeply, and on their own terms? In this conversation with Brave Writer Director of Publishing Dawn Smith, we explore practical ways to sustain a teen’s love of books: continuing read-alouds, usin... more

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Do you ever wish your homeschool week started with momentum instead of Monday drag? We’ve found that small, doable invitations right at the start of the week prime kids for curiosity, competence, and follow-through. Think five minutes of inspiration ... more

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Have you ever wondered why a classroom teacher who loved her job would leave it all behind to homeschool? That’s the story of Meredith Reyes, known as @TheStringyMama. In this episode, Meredith shares what she learned teaching in California and Texas... more

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Ash Brandin
Known as the gamer educator and a middle school teacher librarian
Episode: 305. Can Screens Benefit the Whole Family? with Ash Brandin
Meredith Reyes
Former public school teacher and homeschooling advocate
Episode: 302. A Former Teacher’s Take on Homeschooling with Meredith Reyes
Diana Hill
Clinical psychologist and speaker, author of Wise Effort
Episode: 298. Wise Effort with Diana Hill
Sharon McMahon
Educator and author known for her Instagram account Sharon Says So, focusing on government and political discussions.
New York Times bestselling author
Episode: 286. A Deep Dive With Sharon McMahon
Jennifer Anderson
Mother of two sons, registered dietician, and founder of Kids Eat in Color, a resource for families seeking strategies on child nutrition.
Kids Eat in Color
Episode: 284. Eating in Color with Jennifer Anderson
Shannon Watts
Founder of Moms Demand Action, a grassroots organization advocating for sensible gun laws.
Moms Demand Action
Episode: 280. Why We’re FIRED UP About Shannon Watts
Emily Glankler
History teacher and founder of Antisocial Studies
Antisocial Studies
Episode: 279. Finally: Not Boring History with Emily Glankler
Crystal Haitsma
A certified life coach and homeschooling mother of four who guides others in overcoming shame and finding personal fulfillment.
Self-employed
Episode: 276. Freedom from Shame with Parenting Coach Crystal Haitsma
Tara Mohr
Author of 'Playing Big' and expert on women's empowerment
Episode: 272. Playing Big with Tara Mohr (Part 2)

Hosts

Melissa Wiley
Co-host known for her engaging discussions on homeschooling and creative family education.
Julie Bogart
Host and founder, sharing insights on writing, education, and the homeschooling experience.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • ALL IN!

    At a time when many are turning to homeschooling simply as a way to opt out of a traditional school setting, Brave Writer is a beacon for those of us opting in to the opportunities of home education wholeheartedly. This podcast inspires, informs and energizes the vision of homeschooling as a path of intentional family connection and informed educational strategy. I could not be more pleased to have come across this gem of a podcast. The conversations are rich, heartfelt, and spark both my curio... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aunnielauren
    United Statesa month ago
  • My Go-To Homeschool Poscast

    Julie Bogart has been the biggest influence on my homeschooling journey over the past 7 years- from her books, resources and curriculum and this podcast! I love the practical but also inspirational episodes that are relevant and actually help me be a better homeschool parent.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kaydee-K
    United States2 months ago
  • Not just how, why.

    This podcast, hosted by two veteran homeschoolers, authors and deep thinkers help keep parents grounded in the *why* of homeschooling.

    People have been homeschooling for many different reasons over the years, but in the 2020s, a lot of it has been out of fear and wanting to avoid certain things. And those can be valid reasons for many families to keep kids home. There’s also a big push to try to create a school experience at home. Julie and Melissa remind us home educating doesn’t have to look... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    desertflower01
    United States2 months ago
  • Great episode on AI

    I enjoy this podcast every time I listen but I especially appreciated this thoughtful conversation about AI. Thanks for a great show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sneiman
    Canada3 months ago
  • Thank you

    Your book and podcast has made writing enjoyable in our home! My kids are currently writing their first "essay" and they haven't complained once!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MainefarmMom
    United States5 months ago

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The hosts' experiences resonate deeply, often providing comfort and validation for parents on similar journeys.
Many commend the engaging discussions that encourage a joyful and flexible approach to education.
Listeners appreciate the authentic and practical advice shared, especially in relation to homeschooling and writing.

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283. Exploring the Relationship between Kids and Tech
Q: Do you think that this access to the whole world on a phone should be delayed until kids are 16 or 18, or do you see value in kids learning how to manage it at any younger ages?
Ash responds that readiness is more important than age, emphasizing the need for children to develop skills for managing technology responsibly.
283. Exploring the Relationship between Kids and Tech
Q: What are you seeing? How are you understanding this moment with screens and parents and teenagers and experts?
Ash discusses that the interaction with screens feels more normalized now than it did years ago, but also acknowledges that some issues with technology existed before COVID.
280. Why We’re FIRED UP About Shannon Watts
Q: How did you handle the obvious extreme blowback you got?
Understanding that criticism is inevitable and making conscious choices about who to listen to allowed Watts to navigate relationships while focusing on her advocacy work.
280. Why We’re FIRED UP About Shannon Watts
Q: What advice do you have for moms who want to work for change, but feel unprepared or unqualified, unequipped?
Women often feel guilt or shame about stepping into activism, but reframing the idea of imposter syndrome can help. Women need to recognize that it's natural to feel unprepared and that they can build their confidence through practice and perseverance.
276. Freedom from Shame with Parenting Coach Crystal Haitsma
Q: How do parents cope with feelings of inadequacy and shame relating to their children's education?
Parents should shift their focus to their own needs and practice self-care to increase their emotional capacity, helping them to be effective in their parenting roles.

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Focusing primarily on the homeschooling journey, this podcast engages listeners with insightful discussions about the intricacies of nurturing a love for learning in children. The hosts frequently express the importance of creating supportive learning environments that emphasize emotional connection over rigid educational structures. They tackle a variety of topics ranging from effective writing techniques to the role of family dynamics in education, encouraging parents to embrace flexibility and joy in the learning process. Particularly notable is the focus on developing strong relationships between parents and children as they navigate educational choices together, highlighting that education can be as creative and fun as it is instructiv... more

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Recent guests on Brave Writer include:

1. Ash Brandin
2. Meredith Reyes
3. Diana Hill
4. Sharon McMahon
5. Jennifer Anderson
6. Shannon Watts
7. Emily Glankler
8. Crystal Haitsma

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