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The Homeschool How To

Cheryl - Host
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I don't claim to know anything about homeschooling, so I set out on a journey to ask the people who do! Join me as I chat with homeschoolers to discuss; "why are people homeschooling," "what are all the ways people are using to homeschool today," and ultimately, "should I homeschool my kids?"

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Latest Episodes

Can you really homeschool while traveling the world? What if homeschooling was actually illegal where you lived?

In this episode of The Homeschool How To Podcast, Cheryl sits down with Stacy, a homeschooling mom, worldschooler, and resilience coach ... more

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What do you do when the school waits until the night before the last day of school to tell you your child is failing — and it turns out they broke his own IEP to do it? 

Dr. Amy Moore joins Cheryl this week. She's a cognitive psychologist and former... more

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What if the best thing you could do for your homeschool is put the worksheet down?

In this episode of The Homeschool How To Podcast, Cheryl sits down with Kaitlin Zara, former public school teacher, homeschool mom of two boys, and host of the Homesc... more

What if the biggest thing standing between you and homeschooling isn't your ability...it's your belief that you have to get everything right?

In this episode of The Homeschool How To Podcast, Cheryl sits down with Chad Hufford, homeschool graduate, ... more

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Recent Guests

Jennifer Pepito
Founder/author of The Peaceful Press; author of The Inspired Homeschool
The Peaceful Press; Inspired Homeschool
Episode: #176: What If Your "Imperfect" Homeschool Is Actually Enough? | Jennifer Pepito
Kathy Wells
Homeschooling mom, former public school teacher
Little Shoes Academy
Episode: #175: Former Teachers Reveal: Your Kid Only Gets 7 Minutes of 1-on-1 Time in School
Sarah Holland
Co-owner of Jericho Valley Co-op, homeschooling advocate
Jericho Valley Co-op
Episode: #173: When the Right School Didn't Exist, They Built It. Here's How.
Greg Holland
Co-owner of Jericho Valley Co-op, homeschooling advocate
Jericho Valley Co-op
Episode: #173: When the Right School Didn't Exist, They Built It. Here's How.
Nikki Truesdale
Second-generation homeschooler, author, podcaster, and publisher of Knowledge Keepers Bookstore
Knowledge Keepers Bookstore
Episode: #172: They Didn't Want Smart Kids — The Truth About How Public School Was Designed | Nicki Truesdell
Elise Sheeler
Speech-language pathologist who worked in public schools and now supports homeschooling families
Speaking Life Speech Therapy and Wellness (private practice)
Episode: #170: They Shut Down Her Classroom Because Kids Were Getting Too Much Help
Logan Hufford
Homeschooling parent and addiction recovery advocate
Episode: #169: Homeschooled, Sheltered & Addicted Young: A Conversation Every Parent Needs to Hear
Barbara LaForge
Homeschooling parent with four kids; former special education teacher
Episode: #168: Homeschooling Through Grief: A Former Teacher's Raw and Honest Story
Katherine Havens
Homeschool advocate and podcaster
Radically Resetting (Instagram/YouTube)
Episode: #167: When the School Said 'Behind' — One Mom Said 'Watch Me'

Host

Cheryl
Host of The Homeschool How To; focuses on homeschooling journeys, practical strategies, and community resources.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 170 ratings
  • A bright light in a dark land

    Going against the grain is tough, and choosing to take a more active role in your child’s education when our society is becoming more apathetic and reactive is no small task, but Cheryl consistently brings actionable insights and priceless encouragement. Most of all, her message is that we don’t need to do this alone!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Veritas Chad
    United Statesa month ago
  • Can’t listen!!!

    Apple podcast app will NOT play any episode of your show for me. Tried every “fix” to no avail.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    ListenerLive
    United States4 months ago
  • Glad I Found this Podcast

    I have only listened to a few episodes, but I love hearing from all the DIFFERENT families about their homeschooling journey. It can really help you know you are on the right path.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TasiaJamilaAbeni
    United States5 months ago
  • Love this podcast

    I am at the beginning of my homeschooling journey and this was so helpful. I found myself jotting down all the resources that are discussed in every episode and had so much to look through to find what was best for me and my family. I also really appreciate her general point of view on the world, felt like someone finally gets me!! Love this podcast so much!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Robin McD
    United States5 months ago
  • Love this podcast!

    This podcast has been so encouraging in many ways. I love hearing all the stories from kids that are homeschooled to the parents & those who have graduated their kids. This has validated my decision & pushes me to keep going. I’ve shared it with other homeschool parents & hope it continues to grow!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yesi W
    United States6 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Audience appreciates candid, relatable storytelling and honesty about challenges in homeschooling.
Raving reviews highlight motivation, community, and diverse viewpoints; some note subscription-only tech issues and varied reception to certain topics.
Listeners praise the breadth of guest perspectives and practical tips for starting or sustaining homeschooling.

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#176: What If Your "Imperfect" Homeschool Is Actually Enough? | Jennifer Pepito
Q: What does a typical day look like in a large family practicing this method?
A typical day starts with morning habits, chores, and a morning time that includes Bible reading, discussion, and leadership roles for older children; math and language arts follow, with projects and outdoor time in the afternoon, emphasizing margin and peace over rigidity.
#176: What If Your "Imperfect" Homeschool Is Actually Enough? | Jennifer Pepito
Q: You mentioned the Peaceful Press curriculum—how did that come about and what does it include?
Jennifer explains creating The Peaceful Press after recognizing gaps in existing curriculums, focusing on motor skills, hands-on projects, and a literature-based, three-year history cycle aligned with Charlotte Mason principles; the curriculum integrates Bible, language arts, history, science, art, poetry, and hands-on crafts.
#176: What If Your "Imperfect" Homeschool Is Actually Enough? | Jennifer Pepito
Q: How many kids do you have and how does that affect your approach to teaching?
She shares that she has seven children, ages 32 to 17, and explains that they used group, family-style learning with cycles in history and science, tailored to multiple ages, while maintaining some individual responsibility (e.g., older kids leading parts of the morning time).
#176: What If Your "Imperfect" Homeschool Is Actually Enough? | Jennifer Pepito
Q: But before we do that, what even got you into homeschooling in the first place?
Jennifer describes a long, deliberate shift beginning with intentional parenting and a family culture around homeschooling, influenced by church communities and a counter-cultural stance that felt aligned with her values; the decision to leave a government job to homeschool was a pivotal turning point.
#166: How Homeschooling Her Only Child Turned Him Into a 9-Year-Old Author & Stock Trader
Q: How does Josiah's interest in stock trading and writing influence your day-to-day homeschool routines?
His interests drive the curriculum; we integrate stock market basics into storytelling and reading, and we publish and market his books as practical projects, keeping learning relevant to him.

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What is The Homeschool How To about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A show focused on homeschooling journeys, practical strategies, and community resources. Episodes spotlight real families, educators, and experts sharing how they navigate learning outside traditional schools, address special needs, integrate technology and world schooling, and build supportive networks. A standout throughline is practical, first-hand guidance for families considering or already homeschooling, with an emphasis on flexible, student-centered approaches, real-world skills, and managing the balance between parenting, work, and education. Notable is a willingness to tackle controversial topics, critique traditional schooling structures, and highlight diverse homeschooling methods from multi-child households to worldschooling com... more

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1. Called To Homeschool
2. Homeschool Made Simple
3. Little by Little Homeschool - Christian Homeschooling and Motherhood
4. Homeschool Better Together
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1. Jennifer Pepito
2. Kathy Wells
3. Sarah Holland
4. Greg Holland
5. Nikki Truesdale
6. Elise Sheeler
7. Logan Hufford
8. Barbara LaForge

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