
This Golden Hour
In this podcast, we specifically serve new homeschool families through engaging conversations with homeschool parents and families at all levels of experience and expertise. Listeners will increase their confidence and assurance about their children's education and future while diminishing their fears. This podcast helps you know how to begin homeschooling, navigate challenges, and answer questions for all stages of the journey.
The name “This Golden Hour” has meaning. First, this name refers to the years parents have to raise and teach their children from birth to when they leave home to be on their own. As parents, we have a golden opportunity to teach and learn alongside our children during these formative and essential years of growth and development. Second, “This Golden Hour” points to this same period of childhood as the children’s chance to read, explore nature, and enjoy an inspiring atmosphere of family, love, and learning.
Episodes
94. Matt Beaudreau and Apogee Strong

93. Eli and Homeschool Surfing

92. Nicki Truesdell and Anyone Can Homeschool

91. Craig Harrison and Your Child's Best Teacher

90. Lyndsey and Matt Mimnagh and Treehouse Schoolhouse

89. Laurie Zienchuk and Stockpiling Your Toolbox

87. Intuitive Homeschooling with Amie Bowden

86. Tammy Hein and Gentle Giant Acres

85. Janeen Alley and Becoming the CEO of Your Life

84. Denny Burton: Homeschooling Works Out Well

83. Dr. Keri Ingraham and Discovery Institute

82. Your Kids Need YOU with Rachael Nelson

81. Cathy Duffy and Cathy Duffy Reviews

80. Peter Stock, President of HSLDA Canada

79. Robynn Lang and Developing Character and Discipleship

78. Dusty Haayema and Beat of Our Drum

77. Dr. Rich Melheim and R.I.C.H. Learning

76. Kali Mitchell and Working to Homeschool

75. Part Two of Nomadic Homeschooling with Janette and Aaron Beier

74. Part One of Nomadic Homeschooling with Janette and Aaron Beier

73. Fitting Family Needs through Homeschooling with Ashley Forin

72. Marlene Peterson and Libraries of Hope

71. Carol Worthy and Adaptable Learning
