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 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 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 66: Special Needs Homeschooling: It Can Be Done!

Episode 66: Special Needs Homeschooling: It Can Be Done!
Are you anxious about special needs homeschooling? Never fear. It can be done! In today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, Deborah Wuehler and Heather Vogler share encouragement and advice for families new to homeschooling and veterans alike. Listen to Episode 66: Special Needs Homeschooling: It Can Be Done! today.
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Episode 65: Copywork, Cursive, and Comprehension

Episode 65: Copywork, Cursive, and Comprehension
Learn from Deborah Wuehler, senior editor of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, the importance of teaching our children to copy Jesus and His Word. We can never underestimate the power of the Word of God in our children’s hearts and minds. In Episode Sixty-Five of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show: “Copywork, Cursive, and Comprehension,” we are reminded that copying Jesus is the beginning of wisdom and understanding.
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Episode 64: What Do Homeschool Graduates Look Like?

Episode 64: What Do Homeschool Graduates Look Like?
What will homeschool graduates do after high school? In Episode 64 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, Christine Weller discusses reasons to homeschool through high school, including the flexibility and adaptability of homeschooling. Homeschool graduates can succeed no matter where life takes them. Find the show notes for “What Do Homeschool Graduates Look Like?” on HomeschoolShow.com.
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Episode 63: Myth Busters: Socialization and Isolation 

Episode 63: Myth Busters: Socialization and Isolation
How do you respond to questions about socialization? In Episode 63 of The Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show—“Myth Busters: Socialization and Isolation,” Stephanie provides a deeper view into our children’s socialization. Explore aspects of behaviors and customs worth learning, intentional protection, and meaningful outings. It’s not just about getting our kids around other kids to play!
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Episode 62: How to Homeschool When Mom Is Sick and Tired

Episode 62: How to Homeschool When Mom Is Sick and Tired
What happens in your homeschool when mom is sick and tired? Deborah Wuehler shares how she taught independence to her children, created checklists, and put together to-go bags to help her continue the homeschool routine during those times. Tune into Episode 62 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show podcast—“How to Homeschool When Mom Is Sick and Tired” for practical tips and encouragement from Deborah.
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