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#93 Dr. Michael Greger | How Not to Age & How Not to Die: Unlock Longevity with Nutrition Insights
Discover Dr. Greger's tips on plant-based nutrition, longevity, and healthy lifestyle choices.
#92 Christie Ogden | What If It’s Amazing? Nomadic Life & Worldschooling
Christie Ogden’s journey proves the power of asking, ‘What if it’s amazing?’ Discover how bold choices led her to embrace a life of freedom and adventure.
#91 Carla & David | Worldschooling, Van living and Building Global Community
"The amount of uncertainty you can hold is the amount of freedom you have." - Carla Martinez. Listen in to this episode to find inspiration and practical advice on living a life less ordinary. Connect with Carla and David through their family project, Ligrones en Ruta, for more tales of community and travel adventures.
#90 Louisa Andrea | Finding Home in Egypt - A Conversation on Family, Homeschooling, and Growth
Louisa Andrea is a retreat host, educator, and worldschooling advocate based in Egypt. She specializes in creating transformative experiences for families and teens, blending education, conservation, and cultural immersion on Egypt's Red Sea coast, while drawing on her background in mindfulness, spiritual coaching, and energy work.
#89 Jack Stewart | Unplug from the Internet: Homeschooling, Plato, Boundaries & Boardgames
The Internet is a social appetite suppressant. In this episode, we explore tech boundaries, homeschooling, Plato’s philosophy, and game design. Learn how to unplug and create healthier habits.
#88 - Jack Stewart | Homeschooling and Unplugging for Deeper Human Connections
In this episode, we sit down with Jack Stewart, a grown-up homeschooler, who shares his unique journey through homeschooling and how it shaped his social life and learning experiences. He also reflects on how the internet became, in his words, a “social appetite suppressant.”
#87 Erin Loechner | Opting Out of Technology
Erin Loechner is a writer, speaker, and the founder of The Opt-Out Family, a movement dedicated to helping families reduce screen time and foster deeper connections. She is the author of The Opt-Out Family: How to Give Your Kids What Technology Can’t.
#86 Shannon Hayes | Sustainable Living and Homeschool Adventures
Shannon Hayes is a sustainable farmer, author, and chef from Sap Bush Hollow Farm in Upstate New York, where she and her family raise grass-fed livestock using regenerative agriculture. In addition to managing the family farm and café, Shannon has homeschooled her children and explores themes of slow living, sustainability, and joyful living in her writings and podcast.
#85 Lily Nichols | Real Food Strategies for Maternal and Infant Health
Lily Nichols is a renowned dietitian and best-selling author, an expert in prenatal nutrition, and advocates for real food and evidence-based approaches that empower parents to take control of their health.
#84 Marc Wallert | Strength Through Crises: Surviving 140 Days Kidnapped in the Jungle
Marc Wallert is a resilience expert, keynote speaker, and author best known for surviving a 140-day hostage ordeal in the Philippine jungle in 2000. Drawing on this life-changing experience, he helps individuals and organizations build resilience and thrive through crises.
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