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105: Sugata Mitra | How Learning Emerges Naturally Through Self-Organizing Systems
Discover how learning emerges naturally with Sugata Mitra, the visionary behind the 'Hole in the Wall' experiment. Explore self-organizing systems, unschooling, and the future of education in a world shaped by curiosity and technology.
104: Dola Dasgupta | Unschooling in India: Embracing Choice and Navigating Challenges
How does homeschooling fit into India’s diverse cultural and educational landscape? In this episode, Dola Dasgupta shares her perspective on the challenges and freedoms of homeschooling and unschooling in a country where formal education is highly valued.
103: Peter Gray | Rethinking Education: The Power of Play and Self-Directed Learning
Together with Peter Gray, we explored the concept of self-directed education. The discussion highlights the shortcomings of the traditional school system and encourages parents to embrace unconventional educational approaches that foster curiosity and resilience in their children.
102: Naomi Fisher | Changing Our Minds: How children can take control of their own learning
Naomi Fisher is a clinical psychologist, writer, and speaker with a focus on self-directed learning, unschooling, and child development.
101: Jacob Nordby | Embracing Change and Creative Living through Self-Discovery
Jacob Nordby’s story is one of transformation. From growing up in a restrictive Christian cult to becoming a creative guide and author, Jacob shares how he found freedom and purpose by embracing vulnerability and creativity.
100: Amrit Sandhu | The Power of Consistency, Meaningful Conversations, and Gratitude
We celebrate our 100th episode by welcoming back our first guest, Amrit Sandhu, for a journey through our podcasting evolution. Reflecting on early challenges and triumphs, Amrit shares insights on how consistency and passion can elevate creative endeavors.
99: Meryl Danziger | Unlocking Musical Potential: Following Joy, Not Rules
Meryl Danziger, founder of Music House and author of Sing It! A Biography of Pete Seeger, has redefined music education through curiosity-driven exploration. With a Master’s in Music from Goddard College and a career as a professional violinist, she focuses on helping children connect with music in personal and meaningful ways. Her unique approach emphasizes freedom, creativity, and the intrinsic joy of musical discovery.
98: Rebecca Jean-Charles | It Takes a Village: Community Building and Unschooling
Traditional schooling isn't the only path to socialization for children. In this conversation with Rebecca, we explore how homeschooling and unschooling empower families to build communities that align with their values.
EP97 Marta Obiols Llistar | How Unschooling Transforms Teens: Self-Discovery & Resilience
What happens when you step outside traditional education to empower teenagers to discover their true selves?
EP96 Rebecca Jean-Charles | Edugenic Harm: The Hidden Abuse of the School System
We explore the concept of Edugenic Harm—how traditional education systems inadvertently harm children by normalizing control, disconnection, and compliance.
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