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Is AI Helping Your Teen Learn—or Doing the Learning for Them?
August 19, 2026 By Meryl van der Merwe Leave a Comment
385: Is AI Helping Your Teen Learn—or Doing the Learning for Them? AI can be an incredibly useful learning tool for teens—but only when they use it in ways that support their own thinking and skill development. In this episode, I share a framework parents can use to help teens decide when AI is […]
Late Reader? When To Wait And When Not To
August 18, 2026 By Melanie Wilson Leave a Comment
If your child is a late reader, should you relax and give them more time—or could waiting make reading struggles harder to overcome? In this episode of The Homeschool Sanity Show, I talk with Faye Bankler Casell, a Certified Academic Language Therapist and dyslexia specialist, about one of the most debated questions in homeschooling: When […]

Vacation Highway or Military Express?
August 17, 2026 By Laura Leave a Comment
🧮 This episode is proudly sponsored by CTCMath — an online math program designed to help homeschool families build confidence and mastery, one lesson at a time. Try CTCMath → Vacation Highway or Military Express? In “Vacation Highway or Military Express?,” Episode #261, Meredith Curtis introduces you to the US Interstates. Discover how and why […]

Homeopathy Plus Part 2 – Update to Integrative Approaches to Chronic Disease
August 17, 2026 By Sue Meyer Leave a Comment
In this second installment of our Homeopathy Plus series, Sue Meyer welcomes back longtime friend and respected homeopath Barbara Lowry for an in-depth discussion on emerging integrative approaches to chronic disease. Building on the first episode, Barbara reviews recent information from physicians researching metabolic approaches to cancer care, repurposed medications, nutrition, and supportive therapies. Throughout […]

Should You Consider Homeschooling?
August 17, 2026 By mediaangels Leave a Comment
Homeschooling has shaped our family for more than 32 years. If recent online criticism has left you wondering whether home education is still worth exploring, this episode walks through the noise, the solid research, and the everyday fruit many families see Should You Consider Homeschooling? Research, Real Fruit, and Clearing the Noise ~ Episode 582 […]

How to Plan Your Homeschool Year Without the Panic (Put the Big Rocks in First)
August 14, 2026 By Ultimate Homeschool Leave a Comment
It’s that time again — the planners are out, the curriculum catalogs are dog-eared, and the pressure is building. Before you map out every minute of the coming year, Hal and Melanie Young want to give you some relief, some freedom, and a whole lot of grace. In this back-to-school favorite, Hal and Melanie share […]

From “Not Tonight” to Talking It Out: Intimacy in a Christian Marriage
August 14, 2026 By Ultimate Homeschool Leave a Comment
⚠️ Grown-ups only. This episode contains mature content — guard little ears before you press play. Most homeschool families are great at talking to their kids about sex. Talking to each other? That’s where things get quiet. In this Homeschooling in Real Life encore, Fletch and Kendra open a listener email from “Jenny” — a […]

A Student’s Perspective on Essential Tech Skills for High School
August 12, 2026 By Meryl van der Merwe Leave a Comment
384: A Student’s Perspective on Essential Tech Skills for High School In this episode, Meryl talks with high school senior Ada Anderson about the technology skills she has found most useful throughout her high school years.Ada shares the tools she uses regularly for school, scholarships, personal projects, and staying organized. She also talks about some […]

College Safety and Fun for Homeschool Graduates with Seth and Caroline Tillman Replay
August 11, 2026 By Vicki Tillman Leave a Comment
This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: College Safety and Fun for Homeschool Graduates with Seth and Caroline Tillman- Replay. College Safety and Fun for Homeschool Graduates This is a replay of a favorite episode. We feel like it is useful information for our grads who are heading to college soon. Featured in this college […]
Teaching English Doesn’t Have To Take All Day
August 11, 2026 By Melanie Wilson Leave a Comment
Are your students more like the tortoise or the hare when it comes to learning English? Some homeschoolers find that grammar, writing, spelling, vocabulary, and literature take so long that it feels like they just can’t win. Others find that their kids breeze through English lessons so quickly that they may not be accomplishing the […]


















