Episode 75: Let’s Never Forget our Country’s History

Episode 75: Let’s Never Forget our Country’s History
At some point in at least the past sixty years the neglecting of our country’s history began. Join Deborah Wuehler as she shares memories from her own childhood and ideas on how we can keep the history of the United States alive in our homeschools.
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Episode 74: FREEDOM! It’s Why We Homeschool!

Episode 74: FREEDOM! It’s Why We Homeschool!
What are the freedoms that homeschooling affords you? The blessing of homeschooling is discussed by Deborah Wuehler of The Old Schoolhouse® and Amy Roberts of Raising Arrows in the latest episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show. Be inspired when you listen to episode 74. Find the show notes for “FREEDOM! It’s Why We Homeschool!” on HomeschoolShow.com.
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Episode 73: Honoring Homeschooling Fathers

Episode 73: Honoring Homeschooling Fathers
Stephanie Morrison provides several ways in which she honors her husband as a homeschool father. In today’s episode, “Honoring Homeschooling Fathers,” join Stephanie as she defines harmony and honor and relates them directly back to how you can honor the homeschool father in your family. Find the show notes for Episode 73, on HomeschoolShow.com.
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Episode 72:  Divine Interruptions: The Best Teaching Moments

Episode 72: Divine Interruptions: The Best Teaching Moments
Have you ever asked yourself, “When will I ever get to homeschool the way I want to?” You are not alone. In today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, Deborah Wuehler discusses the interruptions that occur in our daily lives and how we can see them as divine interruptions—opportunities to grow in wisdom and discipleship.
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Episode 71: The Trials and Triumphs of Teaching Writing

Episode 71: The Trials and Triumphs of Teaching Writing
Does the idea of teaching writing in your homeschool cause anxiety? In today’s episode of the Hey Mama! Homeschool Show, Christine Weller discusses the trials of teaching writing to children who may lack confidence when they see a blank page. And she closes with helpful tips and resources as well as a personal story of her own son’s triumph in writing. Enjoy Episode 71, “The Trials and Triumphs of Teaching Writing,” and share it with your friends.
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Episode 70: How Do I Teach Financial Stewardship?

Episode 70: How Do I Teach Financial Stewardship?
Learn how to teach your child to manage money wisely as Christine Weller interviews Dustin Goss about the benefits of Buck Academy and teaching financial stewardship in Episode 70 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show. Dustin Goss is a serial entrepreneur and a “Go-to-Market” product and brand-strategy specialist. Dustin and his wife, Febyolla, the talented illustrator of the Buck Academy series, place a high priority on their financial coaching business focused on entrepreneurs and on personal finance education for today’s youth. Listen to “How Do I Teach Financial Stewardship?” today.
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Episode 69: Narration, Dictation, and Living Books, Oh My! 

Episode 69: Narration, Dictation, and Living Books, Oh My!
Join Christine Weller of The Old Schoolhouse® as she explains how you can incorporate narration, dictation, and living books into your homeschool journey. In Episode 69 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, you will learn more about how to narrate, the art of dictation, and what qualifies as a “living book.” Join us for another exciting episode with “Narration, Dictation, and Living Books, Oh My!”
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Episode 68: Help! I Forgot Why I Am Homeschooling! 

Episode 68: Help! I Forgot Why I Am Homeschooling!
Are you struggling with the “why” of homeschooling? If you need inspiration for your homeschool journey—whether you are just starting out or have been homeschooling for years—Stephanie Morrison offers 15 personal reasons why she is homeschooling. In Episode 68 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, join Stephanie as she shares her top 15 reasons for homeschooling.
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