by Jae Carter
Welcome to the Homeschool Yo Kids Podcast, where we explore what it means to reimagine education and empower families to create learning experiences that work for them. Hosted by Jae Carter—former public-school teacher, homeschool mom, and founder of the nonprofit Homeschool Yo Kids Organization—this podcast features authentic conversations with homeschool families, educators, curriculum creators, educational advocates, entrepreneurs, and community leaders from across the world.
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July 16, 2026
<p>Ever wondered what it is really like to transition from a highly structured homeschool environment to a professional music career? In this episode of the Homeschool Your Kids podcast, we sit down with Catherine, the founder of Intertidal Conservatory, to explore her journey from a K-12 homeschooler to a successful online music school owner. Catherine shares the unique details of her upbringing, including the name tags and early start times that shaped her discipline and passion for piano.</p><p><br></p><p>🎹 We dive deep into the realities of pursuing a music degree, the common gaps in traditional music education, and why hard work always beats the prodigy myth. Catherine explains how she founded her online conservatory to provide a holistic approach to music, covering everything from theory and history to performance labs. Whether you are a homeschooling parent or an aspiring musician, Catherine's insights on building confidence and finding joy in learning will inspire you to dive into your own passions.</p><p><br></p><p>🕒 Chapters</p><p>0:00 Intro and Catherine's Background</p><p>4:10 From Homeschooling to Music Pedagogy</p><p>8:30 The Rigor of a Structured Homeschool Life</p><p>13:05 Transitioning to College as a Homeschooler</p><p>17:40 Overcoming Gaps in Music Theory and Ear Training</p><p>22:15 The Importance of Asking for Help</p><p>26:50 Using Stubbornness as a Tool for Success</p><p>31:20 The Hour-Long Memorized Piano Recital</p><p>35:45 Sibling Dynamics and Social Exposure</p><p>40:10 Why Catherine Chose to Stay Homeschooled</p><p>44:35 Founding Intertidal Conservatory</p><p>48:50 Holistic Music Education for K-12 Students</p><p>52:15 Hard Work vs The Prodigy Myth</p><p>55:40 Self-Care and Final Advice for Families</p><p>58:14 Video End</p><p><br></p><p>✨ If you found this episode helpful, please subscribe to the channel and hit the notification bell for more stories from the homeschool community. We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments about how you incorporate music into your daily routine!</p><p><br></p><p>#homeschooling #musiceducation #pianoteacher #homeschoolsuccess #musictheory</p>
July 9, 2026
<p>Are you looking to raise financially confident kids while navigating the unique world of homeschooling? Join Jay and guest Cassandra as they dive deep into the journey of a K to 12 homeschooler who graduated at 15 and now helps families master financial literacy. This episode is packed with insights on how to transition from home education to the real world with confidence and wisdom.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of the Homeschool Yo Kids podcast, Cassandra shares her experience growing up in a nomadic homeschooling family and how that flexibility shaped her career. We explore the transition from a sheltered home environment to a college campus at just 15 years old, including the social hurdles and life lessons along the way. Cassandra also introduces Money Matters University, a comprehensive financial literacy program designed to bridge the gap between education and real-world money management.</p><p><br></p><p>Whether you have a six-year-old just learning about needs versus wants or a teenager preparing for the stock market, this conversation provides actionable insights on how to foster independence and financial wisdom in your children. Learn how to introduce complex topics like risk management and investment through age appropriate language and interactive learning. Cassandra also shares her personal tips for self care and the importance of allowing kids to explore multiple interests before settling on a career path.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Introduction to Cassandra and Money Matters University</p><p>3:25 Growing up as a nomadic homeschooler</p><p>7:10 Graduating at 15 and starting college early</p><p>11:45 Navigating social gaps and street knowledge</p><p>16:20 Protecting innocence vs processing life with kids</p><p>21:05 The value of human connection and travel</p><p>25:30 Transitioning from psychology to publishing</p><p>29:45 The mission of Money Matters University</p><p>33:15 Teaching needs versus wants to children</p><p>37:40 Financial curriculum for different life stages</p><p>42:10 Introducing risk management to young learners</p><p>46:50 Self care and finding your happy place</p><p>49:15 Final advice for homeschool families</p><p>50:48 End of video</p><p><br></p><p>Check out the links in the description to learn more about Money Matters University and start your family's financial literacy journey today. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more homeschooling support and inspiration!</p><p><br></p><p>#homeschooling #financialliteracy #moneycoach #homeschoolmom #parentingadvice</p>
July 5, 2026
<p>Are you ready to redefine what education and wellness look like for your family? Join host Jae on the Homeschool Your Kids podcast as she sits down with Marilyn Moore, also known as Marilyn the Chef, for an unfiltered conversation about the power of homeschooling and ancestral healing. This episode dives deep into why standard school systems often fail our children and how you can reclaim your family's sovereignty through democratic education and holistic self-care.Marilyn shares her transformative journey from navigating infertility to raising four daughters in a home-centered environment. She provides a sharp critique of the institutional buildings we call schools, explaining how these environments can impact the nervous system and suppress a child's authentic self. The discussion covers everything from the importance of home birthing and environmental justice in the Bronx to the necessity of teaching children how to question authority and understand their own biology.Beyond education, Marilyn opens up about her work as a healer, her personal experiences with grief after losing her father, and her unique approach to self-care. You will learn about the benefits of herbal medicine like fire cider, the importance of masculine energy in a female-led household, and why the concept of resilience is often misused in marginalized communities. Whether you are a veteran homeschooler or just starting to consider alternatives, Marilyn’s wisdom offers a roadmap for living a life of gold rather than just chasing diamonds.Chapters0:00 Intro and meeting Marilyn the Chef3:15 The decision to homeschool and home birth7:40 Environmental justice and growing up in the Bronx12:10 The reality of hospital births vs home births16:35 Why the traditional school system is a disservice21:05 The health impact of teaching on educators25:40 Democratic education and student power30:15 Breaking the cycle of systemic oppression35:00 Questioning authority and raising free thinkers39:45 The challenges and triumphs of homeschooling44:20 Redefining resilience for Black children49:10 Lessons from a hostile environment to healing54:00 Self-care, nature walks, and the Rebel Walk59:05 Future goals and living off the grid1:03:15 Final advice for homeschooling parentsIf you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the channel and share this video with another parent looking for inspiration. Let us know in the comments how you are making education work for your family!#homeschooling #blackhomeschoolers #healing #selfsovereignty #educationreform</p>
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