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Called To Homeschool

Meg Thomas
Homeschooling
Parenting
Education
Family Dynamics
Child Development
Emotional Regulation
Marriage
Lesson Plans
Parenting Strategies
Charlotte Mason
Child Behavior
Personal Development
No Yell November
Life Skills
No Yell November Challenge
Intentional Parenting
Standardized Testing
Parenting Techniques
Community Support
Conflict Resolution

Are you feeling the call to homeschool and you're not sure what to do? Or maybe you are already homeschooling and it doesn't look like what you hoped it would. My name is MegThomas and I'm a certified Life Coach, a mother of seven and a homeschool pro with more than a decade of experience. I can show anyone how to create success in their homeschool, and I'd love to show you how. Are you ready? Lea... more

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Did my homeschooled daughter ever wish she went to public school? In this episode, my adult daughter, Bella, is back to answer that question and share what it was really like growing up homeschooled in a family with seven kids.

We talk about how bei... more

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What do you do when the homeschool routine that worked for years suddenly turns into a daily battle?

In this episode, I’m answering a mom’s question about her 12-year-old son who has lost motivation, pushes back on school, and seems to resist everyt... more

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When you’re homeschooling little kids, how much of the day should actually be spent doing school? How much should they be helping around the house? And if they would happily play outside all day long… should you let them?

In this episode, I’m answer... more

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Does your child give up as soon as something feels hard? In this episode, I’m answering a homeschool mom’s question about helping her 6-year-old build perseverance without turning learning into a constant battle. We’ll talk about when to push, when t... more

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Bella Thomas
Oldest daughter, homeschooled, has international experience teaching English and pursuing independent living
Family of MegThomas
Episode: #380 I Asked My Adult Daughter: What Actually Helps Kids Become Independent?
Mandy Davis
Former school principal, MAD turned homeschool mom, author of The Homeschool Bible
Home Built Education / The Homeschool Bible
Episode: #358 The Homeschool Bible an interview with Mandy Davis from Home Built Education
Tegan McNeil
Homeschooling mom of four kids
Episode: #340 When Your Kids Can’t Focus (and You Feel Overwhelmed)
Glenn Lovelace
Men's coach with over 21 years of marriage experience
Episode: #320 Homeschooling Is a Part-Time Gig—Marriage Is for Life
Ariane Cameron
A passionate homeschooler and mother of three girls who has been homeschooling for over a decade.
Episode: #300 World Schooling with Ariane Cameron
Karen Bates
Homeschooling mother of eight and activist focused on serving orphaned children in Mexico.
Episode: #290 Creating an Intentional Family with Karen Bates
Joey Mascio
A confidence and resilience coach for teens, former middle school teacher and counselor, and Disneyland performer.
Episode: #275 Confidence & Resilience for Teens with Joey Mascio
Leigh Nguyen
Homeschooling parent and podcaster
Little By Little Homeschool
Episode: #273 Homeschooling on a Budget with Leigh Nguyen
Brandy Coffman
A homeschooling mom from Massachusetts with a background in nutrition coaching, now focused on homeschooling and parenting.
Episode: #263 Time Management with Brandy Coffman

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Meg Thomas
Host of homeschooling coaching and practical education guidance; founder of coaching services and related programs.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 438 ratings
  • ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    I really love the Called to Homeschool podcast! Meg is so honest and relatable, and I appreciate how she talks about the real challenges of motherhood and homeschooling.

    Her conversations are encouraging, practical, and always leave me with something to think about. Such a great resource for homeschooling moms!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emotionally Healthy Legacy
    United States2 months ago
  • The BEST homeschool podcast

    I’ve been bingeing this podcast for the last couple weeks, and it has come at just the right time as we are reentering homeschooling after a 5 year break. Meg’s focus on gentle but inspiring coaching, personal development (hello emotional regulation), and developing strong connections with your kids has recentered me and given me the courage I needed. As a perfectionist, I’ve also appreciated her perspective on keeping things simple and light. I’ve tried a handful of other homeschool podcasts, b... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    artistmom148
    United States3 months ago
  • Helpful for every homeschool family!

    I like how short this podcast is, to the point with practical advice. Although the podcast is from a Christian Charlotte Mason homeschool, I still find this to be the most helpful podcast for me, even though our family is Jewish and we are not using Charlotte Mason. Thank you for all of your advice in organizing, curriculum, methods, and mindsets! I feel very welcomed and included by this podcast and this is not always the case in the homeschool world.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NPicabel
    United States4 months ago
  • The permission I needed

    I found your podcast a little later, and have been so lucky to have hundreds of episodes to binge. I’m serious, I’ve been binge listening to your podcast, back to the days when Karen was with you. And it has been the resource that I didn’t know I needed. I’ve only been homeschooling for 2 years. I have a 7, 4, and 1 year old. But I’m so thankful that I found a valuable resource to help me as I begin this journey before I dove too far into homeschooling the way I thought I was supposed to. Your p... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tina051714taylor
    United States4 months ago
  • Meg is spot on! Help and advice that REALLY helps.

    This podcast has been a game changer for me more times than I can count. Practical, actionable help and advice that has blessed me and my family time and time again.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LABBmusic
    United States5 months ago

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The host provides practical, encouraging guidance that helps listeners feel capable and supported in homeschooling decisions.

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#385 Did My Homeschooled Daughter Ever Wish She Went to Public School?
Q: But did you ever want to go to public school? Yes or no, and why?
Bella recalls a younger period when all her friends were in public school and she longed to fit in, but as she matured she gained an appreciation for the freedoms and broader experiences homeschooling offered, including time for personal interests and opportunities beyond a traditional classroom.
#383 How Much School, Chores, and Play For Little Kids?
Q: How much free play is too much free play?
The host emphasizes that there isn't a one-size-fits-all meter and that younger children naturally need a lot of movement and exploration. The guidance is to observe your kids, ensure some basic structure, and balance free play with short, joyful learning activities that suit their readiness and family rhythm.
#381 Homeschooling With Little Kids: What I’d Actually Do
Q: Do you have any tips on a typical day schedule?
Yes. Start with a morning routine that includes short academics, move outside for real-life learning, plan a light, focused afternoon with naps or quiet time, and keep the day's rhythm flexible so you can adjust for a fussy baby or tired older children without guilt.
#374 Is It Too Late to Rebuild Your Relationship with Your Teen?
Q: Is it too late to make big changes to nurture my daughter's love of home and relationship with her family? If homeschool isn't the answer, how do I remove her from her poor influence at the school?
MegThomas validates the concern but shifts focus to what the parent can change first: repair the relationship by showing up with humility, apologizing sincerely, and choosing connection over confrontation. She emphasizes that repairing trust takes time, and practical steps like listening, planning shared activities, and gradually adjusting boundaries without erasing the relationship can reopen doors to influence.
#371 How to Declutter Your Homeschool Curriculum (Without Regret)
Q: What are your recommendations for decluttering curriculum when you have accumulated a lot over the years and limited space?
Start by pulling everything out and categorizing into four groups: keep for items you absolutely love and will use or share, sell for items in good condition that don't fit your current style, donate items you won't use, and create a maybe pile for items you're unsure about and test by putting them away for a set period; if they're not used in six months to a year, consider letting them go, while keeping core favorites and truly valuable resources.

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The show centers on practical, faith-aligned homeschooling guidance with a focus on Charlotte Mason-inspired approaches, living books, and family-centered education. Episodes mix mindset coaching, real-life parenting dynamics, and hands-on planning—from scheduling and decluttering curricula to navigating social pressures and partnerships in homeschooling. A distinctive element is the host's combination of coaching expertise, personal family experience, and a personable, encouraging tone that emphasizes doable steps, rhythms, and lifelong learning for families at various stages of their homeschooling journey.

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1. Bella Thomas
2. Mandy Davis
3. Tegan McNeil
4. Glenn Lovelace
5. Ariane Cameron
6. Karen Bates
7. Joey Mascio
8. Leigh Nguyen

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