
on this podcast you will hear from the host, Meghan and other real life unschoolers and homeschoolers on a range of topics around self directed education and living without school. this is not a “how -to” with experts but the lived experiences and some of the more nuanced and intersectional experiences in the unschooling and homeschooling community.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

In this episode, you're going to hear from Chemay Morales James - a multi talented organizer and space holder, unschool Mama and Founder of My Reflection Matters Village.She tells us all about how they came to unschooling as a family and what led her... more
in the 7th episode of the second season, Meghan is speaking with two people from the Seattle Flying Squad. A teen named Everest and facilitator Susan. Everest + Susan explain what flying squads are, how they communicate as a squad, what it’s like out... more
in the 5th episode of season 2, a series on SDE spaces and the tools and frameworks they use to meet the unique needs of their communities; Meghan chatted with Mel Compo about Agile Learning Centers and their beautiful story of partnering with youth,... more
in episode 4 of the community care series, Meghan spoke with two people from Zena Democratic School (formerly Hudson Valley Sudbury School) and the conversation is a MASSIVE 2+ hour episode! they talk all about the Sudbury model as a staff member and... more
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I have been listening to Meghan’s podcast religiously for the past year and find each episode so rich and complex. The topics range from intimate convo’s with her partner about self-direction to young teen unschoolers questioning the system and the way society treats young people. I love the intersectional theme’s Meghan brings to the table. I have learned so much! So thank you!
Rich conversations that are just what I need - delving into consent based life and collective liberation beyond compulsory schooling. Host is warm and easy to listen to, with a wonderful style of conversation with guests. Thanks so much!
I am loving everything about this podcast. The way that the interviewer speaks with such enthusiasm for learning differently in the world, questions that are being asked and the way we are being invited to question how we’re going to bring everyone forward with us. Thank you for creating this resource in the world
I'm so glad to have found this podcast. Meghan offers a compelling entry point into the practice of unschooling. From the first episode she describes foundational concepts in a compassionate and relatable way.
A great listen for new and seasoned unschoolers.
ohhhh all the things you are saying are being echoed here. I don't define our schooling journey as unschool but we are all homeschoolers so we are in the same proverbial boat together. I think its good to remind ourselves we are TOGETHER no matter where we are on that schooling journey! I love hearing the thoughts and refections that you've poured into this podcast. All i can say is GIVE ME MORE!










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