Da Ladies Fixing the World Podcast Season One

It all started in Normandie, France, during a worldschooling event, when I was solving all the problems of the world in deepdive conversations with my amazing friends: I realized - wuauv, if only I had had the chance on listening in on something like this, when I was first starting out on my unschooling journey. If I had only known!

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Fixing the world over a cup of tea or a meal or a walk, I realized technology today allows us to share with a much larger group than the ones around us. Via longformat podcast I learn a lot, and this is my contribution: Listen in, when I fix the world with my cohosts.

Meet the hosts of season one

Carla Martinez, Sarah Beale and Luna Maj Vestergaard are shining stars on my sky, I have learned so much from my friendships with them. Now, I invite you all to listen in on our conversations, when we fix the world one theme at the time.

Season one consists of twelve episodes, where a worldschooling gang of friends talk everything unschooling and only a tiny bit nomadlife.

Cecilie Conrad

Cancer-surviving psychologist, former single-parent; co-sleeping, yogi, gluten-free, primarily plant-eating; happily married, stay-at-home, organic barefooted hippie and mother of four, living in a bus, knitting teddy bears and learning languages, counseling and enjoying sunsets.

CecilieConrad.com

Carla Martinez

Carla Martinez is an enthusiastic worldschooler and advocate for alternative education, committed to a lifestyle centered on exploration and self-directed learning. Through her platform, Planeta Worldschool, Carla shares her family’s journey of embracing freedom in learning while traveling the world.

PlanetaWorldschool.com

Sara Beale

The creative force behind Renegade Mum, a platform dedicated to exploring alternative education, radical parenting, and conscious living. Sara shares her experiences and insights on fostering a self-directed, adventure-filled lifestyle with her family. Her writing and community outreach aim to inspire parents to embrace unschooling, travel, and authentic connections with their children.

RenegadeMum.com

Luna Maj Vestergaard

Luna Maj Vestergaard is a dedicated advocate for unschooling and self-directed learning, based in Denmark. As a passionate worldschooler, she embraces a lifestyle of learning through global experiences, believing that the world offers the best classroom. Luna fosters an environment where children and families can thrive through trust, freedom, and authentic living.

AltOmUnschooling.dk

All 12 episode of Season one

S1E12 | Embracing Change & Welcoming New Voices

In this final episode of the first season of "Da Ladies", Cecilie joins Luna, Sara, and Carla as they wrap up their journey. The group reflects on embracing change, honoring priorities, and staying true to their unschooling principles.

S1E11 | Does unschooling work?

Can the question "Does unschooling work?" be inherently flawed? Join us in Episode 11 of Da Ladies Fixing the World as we challenge conventional thinking and dive deep into the philosophy of unschooling. We examine societal pressures and the need for validation often accompanying this question and provide insights from various unschooling and homeschooling communities.

S1E10 | Navigating Unschooling and Authority

Our conversation delves into the psychological aspects of compliance and the desire for state approval, encouraging reflection on how this mindset influences self-directed living.

S1E9 | Navigating Parenting Conflicts

Learn how conflict can strengthen family bonds, especially in unschooling and conscious parenting. We share insights, real-life examples, and strategies on managing disagreements with empathy and communication.

S1E8 | Embracing Curiosity: Unschooling as a Path to Authentic Learning

Explore unschooling's impact on education, family, and society in our latest podcast, where authenticity in learning shines

S1E7 | Embracing Unschooling: Practical Strategies for Nurturing Self-Directed Learners

Whether your child is drawn to academic subjects or alternative pursuits, this episode reassures you that unschooling is about respecting each child's unique journey, encouraging their innate capacity for reflection, and supporting them as they navigate their way through the rich landscape of knowledge and skills they choose to explore.

S1E6 | Da Ladies Kinda Hate Christmas

Dive into our podcast as we discuss Christmas' deeper layers and explore the complexities of Christmas. We are focusing on personal values, family dynamics, & transformative experiences. A must-listen for a meaningful holiday season.

S1E5 | Challenging Societal Norms: Navigating the Transition to Unschooling

Discover how questioning norms leads to personal freedom & responsible education. We explore individual sovereignty, parenting's role in children's empowerment, and the bold transition from traditional schooling to unschooling.

S1E4 | Exploring Attachment Parenting and Unschooling: A Shift in Perspective

Join us for an in-depth conversation on the complexities of unschooling and the role of parental judgment, featuring Cecilie Conrad, Carla Martinez, Sarah Beale, and Luna Maj.

S1E3 | Navigating Social Challenges in the Unschooling Journey

Join us for an in-depth conversation on the complexities of unschooling and the role of parental judgment, featuring Cecilie Conrad, Carla Martinez, Sarah Beale, and Luna Maj.

S1E2 | Unschooling and Parental Judgment

Four long-time unschoolers, Sarah Beale, Luna Maj Vestergaard, Carla Martinez, and Sara Beale, join forces and dive deep into the world of unschooling. Enjoy this very first podcast episode.

S1E1 | Da Ladies Fixing the world

Four long-time unschoolers, Sarah Beale, Luna Maj Vestergaard, Carla Martinez, and Sara Beale, join forces and dive deep into the world of unschooling. Enjoy this very first podcast episode.

Listen to Season two

In season two of Da Ladies Fixing the World, I am joined by renowned unschooling pioneers Sandra Dodd and Sue Elvis.

Together we redefine what learning can look like. We explore the philosophy and practicalities of unschooling—where curiosity, trust, and relationships replace rigid curricula and how it impact our families and our own development.

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