Homeschool Our Way Podcast

The go-to podcast for moms of color who are ready to start homeschooling with confidence and clarity.Ā 

80: Blending Career, Travel & Homeschool: Tammy Gordonā€™s Path to Family Freedom


Have you ever dreamed about how you could arrange your life so that work and your kids’ schooling could blend more seamlessly instead of the two being in two totally separate worlds? That’s exactly what Tammy Gordon and her family did—but it wasn’t a decision that came...

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79: Learning Never Stops: Turning Family Travel into Learning Opportunities


One of the greatest joys of homeschooling is the freedom to take learning beyond the traditional classroom—and even beyond our hometowns. Travel presents a rich opportunity for families to turn any trip into an immersive educational experience, filled with hands-on learning, cultural...

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78: Challenging the Status Quo: How Black Families Thrive in Homeschooling


For as far back as I can remember, the dominant narrative has been that traditional schools—whether public, private, or charter—are the best path to a quality education. But what if I told you that thousands of Black families across the country are rewriting that script? What if I...

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77: Representation Matters! Learning Resources to Celebrate Black History All Year Long


Black History isn’t just something we teach during February. As Black homeschool families, we have the freedom to incorporate our culture year-round!

So I’ve curated a list of amazing learning resources that are designed to inspire, empower, and celebrate Black history and culture....

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76: Homeschool Outsourcing Made Simple for Busy Moms, with Cassie Olguin


As a homeschool mom of three and a Partnerships Specialist at Outschool, Cassie Olguin knows firsthand the power of flexible, personalized learning. She shares her journey into homeschooling, how she’s utilized a variety of resources to customize her kids’ education and how you can...

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75: Feeling Stuck? Create a Personalized Learning Plan That Fits Your Homeschool Family


Are you ready to transform the way you homeschool? If you’re here, I know you’re a parent who cares deeply about your child’s education…you want them to love learning! And here’s the beauty of homeschooling: you have the freedom to build a learning experience...

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74: 5 Lessons Every Black Homeschool Family Should Know, with Nicole Doyle


Homeschooling is a journey of empowerment, creativity, and community, especially for families seeking an education rooted in cultural identity and personalized learning. Nicole Doyle, Community Engagement Concierge of the Georgia Black Home Educators Network, shares her inspiring story of...

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73: Overwhelmed with Homeschooling? Start Strong with These 5 Simple Steps


Starting your homeschool journey can feel like diving into a sea of endless options. From curricula to state laws, the sheer amount of information can leave even the most determined parent feeling lost. But starting strong doesn’t have to mean starting perfectly—it just means ...

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71: How to Support Neurodivergent Children Through Homeschooling, with Afsaneh Moradian


Homeschooling can be a powerful tool for neurodivergent children, and no one understands this better than Afsaneh Moradian, founder of The 3rd Neurodivergent Homeschooling Summit. In a recent episode of the Homeschool Our Way Podcast, Afsaneh and I had a candid conversation about her personal...

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69: Find Your Tribe: Why Homeschool Moms Deserve Safe Spaces Too


As homeschool moms, we take on so many responsibilities—teaching, nurturing, guiding—and one thing I’ve come to understand is the importance of having a safe space. We as moms need a community where we can be our full, authentic selves. And when you add being a mom of color...

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68: Overcoming Homeschool Mom Imposter Syndrome, with Christina Garrett


Do you struggle with imposter syndrome...especially in your role as a homeschool mom?

In this episode of the Homeschool Our Way Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Christina Garrett, a homeschooling mom of five and founder of The Momathon Movement who helps moms...

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67: Homeschooling Middle and High Schoolers: Building Critical Thinkers and Collaborative Learners


Get Natalie’s free guide  The Ultimate Guide to Teaching Your Homeschooler Critical Thinking

Transitioning your middle or high school child from traditional to homeschool may seem daunting, but Natalie Burns - founder of Homeschool Teaching Simplified - believes it is not only...

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