Many of asked me why I an ex-Buddhist monk that I was, decided to send my son, William, to a Christian Home School. In today's podcast, I broke that question into the two main components: Why homeschool

Please enjoy this recent episode of Abolitionist Abstractions. This week I was joined by @danilo-cuellar, of Peaceful Anarchism. Herein we discussed being an unschooling dad, learning through Minecraft,

In this episode of Driving with Rachel, I spend some time rambling on but ultimately talking about the things we do as parents that feel pointless until we see their rewards years later. ► Listen on DSound

Being identified as a mom feels terrible to me. There is so much more to me, but that's only part of the problem. Another piece is that being a mom is seen as "just something people do." It's

River and I are sick today. We both have some sort of cold that keeps us on the couch. Since I can't seem to make it upstairs to my closet, I decided to record a tiny interview with my snuggle buddy. I

In this episode of Driving with Rachel, I talk about how important it is to give space to those you love to strengthen your bond but to also encourage them to grow. Cover Photo Credit: Photo by Simon Hattinga

Rachel talks briefly about setting short-term SMART goals with your kids. ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

In this, the inaugural (or possibly only) episode of "Driving with Rachel", Rachel talks about the dynamics of backing your spouse up on disciplining your children even if you think your spouse