Worldschooling Q&A
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<p>🎒 Worldschooling Q&A<br />Hosts: Astrid & Clint, creators of The Wandering Daughter<br />🌍 New episodes every week<br /><br />Curious about worldschooling? So were we—until we packed up our lives and spent four years traveling full-time with our kids across six continents and 18+ countries.<br /><br />Each week on the Worldschooling Q&A podcast, we answer one question about life, learning, and parenting on the road. From logistics and education to family dynamics and cultural immersion, we bring you honest, practical insights from our own journey as a worldschooling family.<br /><br />Whether you’re just dreaming or deep in your own global adventure, this worldschooling podcast is your go-to space for inspiration, answers, and connection.<br /><br />🎧 Hit follow and start exploring!<br />👉 Full show notes, transcripts, and resources: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/podcast</p>
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June 17, 2026
Episode 38: How Do We Do Worldschooling in the United Kingdom?
Episode Title: Episode 38: How Do We Do Worldschooling in the United Kingdom? Hosts: Astrid & Clint, creators of The Wandering Daughter The UK might not be the first destination that comes to mind for worldschooling families, but Astrid and Clint make a strong case for why it absolutely should be. In this episode, they walk through the practical side of traveling through England and Scotland, including visa considerations, getting around on the left side of the road, navigating a nearly cashless society, and what to expect from pub culture when you arrive with kids in tow. Beyond logistics, the conversation turns to what makes the UK such a rich place to learn. From living history museums in Birmingham and the layers of the British Museum, to stumbling on castle ruins mid-hike in Scotland, to tracing the roots of American culture back to British traditions, Astrid and Clint share how their family found meaning, connection, and a few surprising moments of joy in a place that felt both foreign and familiar at the same time. (Intro clip sourced from 11:18 - Astrid recounts asking a house-sitting host whether kids were allowed in pubs, and getting a very puzzled look in response) 🎧 Ready to dive in? Buy our family gap year guide, "Hey Kids, Let's Go Travel!": https://thewanderingdaughter.com/hey-kids-lets-go-travel-planning-a-gap-year-with-family/ 🤝 Want personalized guidance for your family's worldschooling journey? Book a one-on-one consultation with Clint and Astrid: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/consult/ 💬 Have a question you'd like answered on a future episode? Submit it here: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/podcast Support our worldschooling podcast: Join The Wandering Daughter on Patreon for episode transcripts, extra resources, and live office hours with Astrid and Clint: https://www.patreon.com/c/thewanderingdaughter/membership 📋 Episode Chapters:00:00:00 – Introduction00:00:09 – This is Worldschooling Q&A: meet Astrid and Clint00:00:54 – Today's Question: How do I worldschool in the United Kingdom?00:01:08 – Why the UK became one of their favorite destinations00:02:44 – Visas, the British pound, and going cashless00:07:08 – Getting around: the Underground, driving on the left, and public footpaths00:11:07 – ↩ Source of Intro Clip: kids in pubs and the pub culture surprise00:14:15 – Highlights for worldschooling families: landscapes, castles, and living history00:19:33 – Reappreciating home by seeing the world, and British roots in American culture00:22:45 – The depth of British history and what it feels like to walk through it00:24:37 – Food, fish and chips, Sunday roast, afternoon tea, and cities worth visiting00:36:03 – Closing thoughts and outro 👉 For full show notes, resource links, and a complete episode guide, visit: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/episode-38-worldschooling-in-the-united-kingdom
June 9, 2026
Episode 37: How Do I Do Worldschooling in the United States?
Episode Title: Episode 37: How Do I Do Worldschooling in the United States? Hosts: Astrid & Clint, creators of The Wandering Daughter (Intro clip sourced from 12:30 - Astrid jokes "I'm just kidding, we actually love the United States" after a candid rundown of the country's healthcare costs) In this episode of Worldschooling Q&A, Astrid and Clint tackle a question that comes up more than you might expect: how do you worldschool in your own backyard? As part of their ongoing country deep dives, they explore what it actually looks and feels like to worldschool across the United States, drawing from years of family road trips that started well before their four-year international adventure. From practical logistics like visas, currency, getting around, and the real cost of healthcare, to the highlights that make the US genuinely worth slow traveling, Astrid and Clint make the case for approaching the United States the way you would any other destination. They talk through the country's incredible landscape diversity, its immigrant communities and food culture, its national and state parks, and the worldschooling potential packed into cities like New York, Washington DC, and Seattle. Whether you are a US-based family looking at your own country with fresh eyes, or an international family planning a visit, this episode gives you a grounded, honest starting point. 🎧 Ready to dive in? Buy our family gap year guide, "Hey Kids, Let's Go Travel!": https://thewanderingdaughter.com/hey-kids-lets-go-travel-planning-a-gap-year-with-family/ 🤝 Want personalized guidance for your family's worldschooling journey? Book a one-on-one consultation with Clint and Astrid: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/consult/ 💬 Have a question you'd like answered on a future episode? Submit it here: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/podcast Support our worldschooling podcast: Join The Wandering Daughter on Patreon for episode transcripts, extra resources, and live office hours with Astrid and Clint: https://www.patreon.com/c/thewanderingdaughter/membership 📋 Episode Chapters:00:00:00 – Introduction00:00:06 – Welcome to Worldschooling Q&A00:01:20 – Today's Question: How do I worldschool in the United States?00:01:46 – Road trips as a worldschooling tradition00:03:40 – Visas and entry requirements for international visitors00:06:08 – Currency and the cost of traveling in the US00:07:00 – Getting around: road trips, trains, buses, and ferries00:10:39 – ↩ Source of Intro Clip: Healthcare costs and travel insurance in the US00:12:42 – Highlights: landscape diversity and national parks00:15:25 – Cities worth worldschooling in across the US00:23:23 – Immigrant communities, food culture, and learning through New York City00:26:53 – Outro and closing CTA 👉 For full show notes, resource links, and a complete episode guide, visit: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/episode-37-worldschooling-united-states
June 3, 2026
Episode 36: How Do We Do Worldschooling in Vietnam?
Episode Title: Episode 36: How Do We Do Worldschooling in Vietnam? Hosts: Astrid & Clint, creators of The Wandering Daughter This week, Astrid and Clint dive into one of the most memorable stops in their four years of full-time worldschooling: Vietnam. With a candid heads-up that their time there overlapped with the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, they share what it was actually like to arrive in Hanoi in February 2020, explore the country for three months, and eventually scramble to find a flight home. Their honest, grounded account covers logistics like visas, transportation, currency, and internet access, alongside deeper observations about Vietnam's communist government, its street-level entrepreneurial culture, and the challenges of navigating a tonal language with zero proficiency. The episode is packed with practical worldschooling angles, from boat tours through Ha Long Bay and bike tours in Ninh Binh to food tours in the old quarter that open the door to dishes like Bun Cha Hanoi and egg coffee. Astrid and Clint also reflect on what they noticed about community and cafe culture in Hanoi, how the pandemic made that vibrant street life suddenly invisible, and what a worldschooling family visiting Vietnam today should prioritize. If Vietnam is on your family's list, this episode is a solid, real-talk starting point. (Intro clip sourced from 6:55 - Astrid recounts trying to learn Vietnamese from YouTube videos and confusing the tea seller in front of their Airbnb) 🎧 Ready to dive in? Buy our family gap year guide, "Hey Kids, Let's Go Travel!": https://thewanderingdaughter.com/hey-kids-lets-go-travel-planning-a-gap-year-with-family/ 🤝 Want personalized guidance for your family's worldschooling journey? Book a one-on-one consultation with Clint and Astrid: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/consult/ 💬 Have a question you'd like answered on a future episode? Submit it here: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/podcast Support our worldschooling podcast: Join The Wandering Daughter on Patreon for episode transcripts, extra resources, and live office hours with Astrid and Clint: https://www.patreon.com/c/thewanderingdaughter/membership 📋 Episode Chapters:00:00:00 – Introduction00:00:28 – This is Worldschooling Q&A: welcome and show intro00:00:56 – Today's question: how do I worldschool in Vietnam?00:02:22 – Getting there: flights, visas, and logistics00:03:33 – Government, culture, and working remotely in Vietnam00:05:58 – Currency, affordability, and the Vietnamese language00:06:55 – ↩ Source of Intro Clip: trying (and failing) to learn Vietnamese00:09:25 – Getting around: Grab and transportation options00:09:45 – Highlights: Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh, and Hanoi's old quarter00:17:28 – Cafe culture, community life, and the pandemic contrast00:20:25 – Food: egg coffee, Bun Cha Hanoi, food tours, and what to know00:30:34 – Outro and closing 👉 For full show notes, resource links, and a complete episode guide, visit: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/episode-36-worldschooling-in-vietnam
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<p>🎒 Worldschooling Q&A<br />Hosts: Astrid & Clint, creators of The Wandering Daughter<br />🌍 New episodes every week<br /><br />Curious about worldschooling? So were we—until we packed up our lives and spent four years traveling full-time with our kids across six continents and 18+ countries.<br /><br />Each week on the Worldschooling Q&A podcast, we answer one question about life, learning, and parenting on the road. From logistics and education to family dynamics and cultural immersion, we bring you honest, practical insights from our own journey as a worldschooling family.<br /><br />Whether you’re just dreaming or deep in your own global adventure, this worldschooling podcast is your go-to space for inspiration, answers, and connection.<br /><br />🎧 Hit follow and start exploring!<br />👉 Full show notes, transcripts, and resources: https://thewanderingdaughter.com/podcast</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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