Welcome to the "Secular Homeschool Revolution" podcast, where we go on an exciting journey into the world of homeschooling from a progressive and secular mom's perspective. Join us as we explore the ins and outs of the homeschooling arena with over six years of hands-on experience and the delightful chaos of raising three wonderful kids.
Secular Homeschool Revolution
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Welcome to the "Secular Homeschool Revolution" podcast, where we go on an exciting journey into the world of homeschooling from a progressive and secular mom's perspective. Join us as we explore the ins and outs of the homeschooling arena with over six years of hands-on experience and the delightful chaos of raising three wonderful kids.
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Recent Episodes
June 9, 2026
What Does “Educated” Actually Mean in 2026?
What does it really mean to be educated in 2026? In this episode of Secular Homeschool Revolution, Ashley explores why education has to mean more than grades, test scores, memorization, and compliance. For progressive secular homeschoolers, being educated is not just about being “good at school.” It is about raising kids who can think critically, ask better questions, understand history honestly, navigate technology and AI ethically, build community, know themselves, and care about the world around them. Ashley breaks down why modern homeschooling allows families to move beyond traditional school measures and create an education rooted in curiosity, justice, cultural literacy, digital literacy, emotional intelligence, and real-world learning. This episode is for secular homeschool parents who are reimagining education beyond worksheets, standardized testing, and fear-based ideas of success. Like, follow, subscribe, and share this episode with another homeschool parent who is ready to define education beyond grades, tests, and compliance.
June 3, 2026
Black, Brown & Queer: Why Intersectionality Matters During Pride
In this Pride Month special, host Ashley digs into the connection between queer liberation, racial justice, disability justice, immigration justice, and gender justice. Because the first Pride was a riot. And the people who started it deserve to be named. WHAT WE COVER IN THIS EPISODE: ♿ The connection between disability justice and queer liberation 🌍 Queer and trans immigrant experiences and why immigration justice and LGBTQ+ rights are the same fight for millions of people BOOKS MENTIONED & RECOMMENDED: Picture Books (Ages 3–8) Intersection Allies: We Make Room for All by Chelsea Johnson, LaToya Council & Carolyn Choi — a picture book explicitly about intersectionality When We Love Someone We Sing to Them by Ernesto Ortíz — a bilingual picture book about a Mexican family with a gay son I Am Marsha P. Johnson by Alex Gino — picture book biography of a queer liberation icon Neither by Airlie Anderson — about not fitting into either/or categories Pride: The Story of Harvey Milk and the Rainbow Flag by Rob Sanders — accessible queer history for young children Middle Grade (Ages 8–12) George (now Melissa) by Alex Gino — a trans girl of color navigating identity and belonging Hurricane Child by Kheryn Callender — a queer Black Caribbean protagonist Pet by Akwaeke Emezi — speculative fiction with a nonbinary Black protagonist The Pants Project by Cat Clarke — a trans boy, a school dress code, and a fight worth having Young Adult (Ages 13+) All Boys Aren't Blue by George M. Johnson — a Black queer coming-of-age memoir. Essential reading. Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas — a queer Latinx ghost story with gorgeous representation Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender — a trans Black teen navigating identity and love The Black Kids by Christina Hammonds Reed — race, class, and identity through a queer Black teen's eyes History & Nonfiction for Kids and Teens Queer, There, and Everywhere by Sarah Prager — 23 LGBTQ+ people who changed the world, including BIPOC figures across history Brave. Black. First. by Cheryl Hudson — 50 African American firsts, including queer trailblazers Gay & Lesbian History for Kids by Jerome Pohlen — comprehensive and accessible For Parents & Educators Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde — essays and speeches from one of the most important queer Black feminist voices in history Borderlands/La Frontera by Gloria Anzaldúa — foundational text on identity, queerness, and the borderlands experience The Body Is Not an Apology by Sonya Renee Taylor — radical self-love at the intersection of body, race, gender, and disability All About Love by bell hooks — on building a culture of love rooted in justice So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo — direct, accessible, essential CURRICULUM & ORGANIZATIONS MENTIONED: GLSEN — K–12 inclusive education resources and lesson plans Learning for Justice — free lesson plans on identity, intersectionality, and justice Black Lives Matter at School — curriculum centering Black queer and trans lives Zinn Education Project — people's history curriculum with LGBTQ+ and racial justice intersections Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement — Latinx-centered queer advocacy and education Sylvia Rivera Law Project — trans rights resources with explicit racial justice framing Disability Justice Culture Club — Mia Mingus and others on disability justice DOCUMENTARIES MENTIONED: The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson (Netflix, 2017) Paris Is Burning (1990) — Black and Latinx ballroom culture (parents preview first) Disclosure (Netflix, 2020) — Laverne Cox on trans representation in media Whose Streets? (2017) — Ferguson uprising centering Black queer voices IF THIS EPISODE MOVED YOU, SHARE IT WITH: ✔ Secular homeschool parents looking for intersectional LGBTQ+ curriculum ✔ Progressive homeschool co-ops and learning pods ✔ Parents of LGBTQ+ kids building affirming home education ✔ Educators looking for queer and racial justice resources for kid
May 28, 2026
5 Controversial Hot Takes Every Homeschool Family Needs to Hear
As a homeschool parent and community leader, I'm bringing five hot takes that range from unschooling, all-in-one curriculum programs, indoctrination in secular spaces, who homeschooling is actually for, and the dark side of our community that we need to stop avoiding. Let'ts get into the convo! In This Episode Why unschooling without intention and accountability crosses a line What all-in-one programs like Time4Learning and Mia Academy are quietly doing to your child's critical thinking skills Why secular homeschool families are not exempt from indoctrinating their kids and what liberatory education actually looks like Why homeschooling is not for everyone and why that is completely okay The dark side of homeschooling and where we are deciding to stand. Connect With Us 🌐 Website: www.secularhomeschoolrevolution.com 📸 Instagram: @SecularhomeschoolRevolution 🎵 TikTok: @SecularhomeschoolRevolution Support the Show If this episode made you think, made you uncomfortable, or made you feel seen consider buying me a coffee. This show is a labor of love and every contribution keeps the mic on and the honest conversations coming. ☕ buymeacoffee.com/secularhschoolrevolution Enjoyed This Episode? Please follow or subscribe wherever you are listening it is the single most powerful way to help this show reach more BIPOC homeschool families who need these conversations. And if this episode resonated, share it. Drop it in your homeschool group chat. Send it to the family who needs to hear take number three. Our voices belong in this space and the only way we get louder is together.
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