Dr Annise Mabry

I can’t tell you how many times I felt out of place at conferences and workshops because all of the homeschool families around me were two parent families.  I mean everyone was friendly but it was something inside of me that said “you don’t belong here”.  Then I found your blog and realized not only YES I BELONG here but there’s another SINGLE PARENT HOMESCHOOL MOM and if she can do this then so can I!! In this episode, I talk one-on-one with LaToya about her journey into homeschooling as a single mom.  And guess what—there are a lot of us out there who are single moms and homeschooling. #SingleHomeschoolMomsUnite   Sites Mentioned in This Episode Site:  [http://LaToyaedwards.net](http://LaToyaedwards.net) Site: [http://ihomeschoolnetwork.com](http://ihomeschoolnetwork.com) Episode Sponsorship [http://understood.org](http://understood.org)   Questions about The Unschool Homeschool podcast: Email: annise@back2usradio.com

I have been a member of Pack354 in Conyers, GA since my son was in the 2nd grade. It was the best decision that I made at probably one of the most chaotic times of my life.  The parents of this pack surrounded my family at the time when we needed them the most.  We were strangers in this small little town that I now know has a heart the size of Texas! So tonight I got the opportunity to share my love of podcasting with the boys and I even captured some of their responses.  And we all know that no meeting is complete without the BOOM CHICKA BOOM song. Thank you Pack354 for being who you are in our community. This episode is proudly supported by [Understood.org](http://Understood.org) Check out Conyers, GA Pack 354 [Pack354 Website](https://sites.google.com/site/cspack354/) [Scout Pack 354 FaceBook Group:](https://www.facebook.com/groups/202497289809439/)  

I have been a member of Pack354 in Conyers, GA since my son was in the 2nd grade. It was the best decision that I made at probably one of the most chaotic times of my life.  The parents of this pack surrounded my family at the time when we needed them the most.  We were strangers in this small little town that I now know has a heart the size of Texas! So tonight I got the opportunity to share my love of podcasting with the boys and I even captured some of their responses.  And we all know that no meeting is complete without the BOOM CHICKA BOOM song. Thank you Pack354 for being who you are in our community. This episode is proudly supported by Understood.org (http://Understood.org) Check out Conyers, GA Pack 354 Pack354 Website (https://sites.google.com/site/cspack354/) Scout Pack 354 FaceBook Group: (https://www.facebook.com/groups/202497289809439/)   Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

Join us March 15th as we talk about instrumental ways to enhance your Tantra experience. Whether you are a beginner or not, this discussion will help you tap into your most sacred spiritual and sexual energy. The LIVE Google Hangout ON AIR is the 21st at 2pm est: https://plus.google.com/events/c2qr9m2s5cfkksu8t0d67kock9k (http://https://plus.google.com/events/c2qr9m2s5cfkksu8t0d67kock9k)   Devi Ward is an internationally recognized Tantra and Female Sexuality Expert, Certified Tantric Healer, Certified Reiki Practitioner, Tibetan Tantric Dakini of the Shangpa Kagyu Lineage, and one of the first Westerners qualified to teach the Secret Tibetan Five Element Sexual Tantras, which stem from a 2,600 year old lineage of Tibetan Tantric Buddhism. She is an Author and Radio Host of Better Love and Sex with Devi Ward, airing live Thursdays at 7pm PST, on Contact Talk Radio. Marla Renee Stewart, MA, aka The Sex Architect, is joining Back2Us Radio Network as the host of Velvet Lips ON AIR. Those who have attended her workshops always say “No one teaches sex education like Marla.” For more detailed information, please go to her personal website,www.marlareneestewart.com or to check out upcoming workshops or show topics, visit www.velvetlipsllc.com. Tune in the 3rd Sunday of each month for an hour of sexual empowerment. Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

Join us March 15th as we talk about instrumental ways to enhance your Tantra experience. Whether you are a beginner or not, this discussion will help you tap into your most sacred spiritual and sexual energy. The LIVE Google Hangout ON AIR is the 21st at 2pm est: [https://plus.google.com/events/c2qr9m2s5cfkksu8t0d67kock9k](http://https://plus.google.com/events/c2qr9m2s5cfkksu8t0d67kock9k)   Devi Ward is an internationally recognized Tantra and Female Sexuality Expert, Certified Tantric Healer, Certified Reiki Practitioner, Tibetan Tantric Dakini of the Shangpa Kagyu Lineage, and one of the first Westerners qualified to teach the Secret Tibetan Five Element Sexual Tantras, which stem from a 2,600 year old lineage of Tibetan Tantric Buddhism. She is an Author and Radio Host of Better Love and Sex with Devi Ward, airing live Thursdays at 7pm PST, on Contact Talk Radio. Marla Renee Stewart, MA, aka The Sex Architect, is joining Back2Us Radio Network as the host of Velvet Lips ON AIR. Those who have attended her workshops always say “No one teaches sex education like Marla.” For more detailed information, please go to her personal website,www.marlareneestewart.com or to check out upcoming workshops or show topics, visit www.velvetlipsllc.com. Tune in the 3rd Sunday of each month for an hour of sexual empowerment.

When people hear the name Reggie Jackson they usually think about a black man that hits home runs, not a white woman that tells jokes. Originally from Virginia, Reggie moved to Atlanta in 2005, and very quickly found her knack for making people laugh. Aside from performing stand-up, Jackson is also a member of the interactive sketch comedy group, Call Me Up. The path to comedy that David Young took may be an unusual one, if there is such thing as a usual path to comedy. Originally out of Virginia, David moved to Atlanta in 2011 to pursue his passions in film and sound engineering: behind the scenes of showbusiness. When he took a job running sound at a comedy club, he began to develop his ear for the timing and subject matter that led him to perform on stage. Drawing upon his experiences in international travel and the entertainment industry's hidden quirks, David flashes his unique perspective through the lens of his laid-back, cartoon-like voice. Tune in each Tuesday night as Reggie and Dave take on the tables of some of the hottest restaurants in Atlanta. Connect with Comedian Reggie Jackson facebook.com/comedianreggiejackson twitter.com/comedianreggiej myspace.com/reggiethecomedian

When people hear the name Reggie Jackson they usually think about a black man that hits home runs, not a white woman that tells jokes. Originally from Virginia, Reggie moved to Atlanta in 2005, and very quickly found her knack for making people laugh. Aside from performing stand-up, Jackson is also a member of the interactive sketch comedy group, Call Me Up. The path to comedy that David Young took may be an unusual one, if there is such thing as a usual path to comedy. Originally out of Virginia, David moved to Atlanta in 2011 to pursue his passions in film and sound engineering: behind the scenes of showbusiness. When he took a job running sound at a comedy club, he began to develop his ear for the timing and subject matter that led him to perform on stage. Drawing upon his experiences in international travel and the entertainment industry's hidden quirks, David flashes his unique perspective through the lens of his laid-back, cartoon-like voice. Tune in each Tuesday night as Reggie and Dave take on the tables of some of the hottest restaurants in Atlanta. Connect with Comedian Reggie Jackson facebook.com/comedianreggiejackson twitter.com/comedianreggiej myspace.com/reggiethecomedian Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

Well, normally this is where we put our shownotes and all of the things that we talk about in the episode--like how you can connect with and support our guests but since Sharon didn't want to take the lead...we have no show notes! HA Yes, I just blasted Sharon yet again!! It's great to have an ex-wife that you can still make crazy...I love you Sharon! Episode Featured Music by MimiCelese and CadilliacJr: Blow Up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq7hiFSHZhA (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq7hiFSHZhA) StackinMoney: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAKdmJGNFCg (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAKdmJGNFCg) Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

Well, normally this is where we put our shownotes and all of the things that we talk about in the episode--like how you can connect with and support our guests but since Sharon didn't want to take the lead...we have no show notes! HA Yes, I just blasted Sharon yet again!! It's great to have an ex-wife that you can still make crazy...I love you Sharon! Episode Featured Music by MimiCelese and CadilliacJr: Blow Up: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq7hiFSHZhA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq7hiFSHZhA) StackinMoney: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAKdmJGNFCg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAKdmJGNFCg)

Trigger Warning: We will be talking about our personal experiences tonight and as with most topics on this show, we’re not always certain what roads this conversation might lead down. We’re going to do our best to keep this PG-13, but we want to warn folks that if someone feels compelled to share a negative experience, we are certainly not going to squelch that. Very often trans\* people are reduced. They are reduced to their names, their pronouns, their parts and their surgeries. Trans\* people are constantly subject to inappropriate questions, assumptions and stereotypes about any number of experiences in their lives: not least of which are our sexual experiences. Being constantly surrounded by those speculations and expectations can and often do invariably affect how trans\* and gender non-conforming people view themselves in the context of what is being touted as the norm. So tonight we’re going to talk about that. We’re going to talk about those experiences and societal assumptions and what impact they have played on trans\* lives. Co-Host: Melvin Whitehead Guest: Rachel Sanchez Episode Featured Music "Who Have I Become" from Be Steadwell [http://bsteady.bandcamp.com/](http://bsteady.bandcamp.com/) Links Mentioned During The Show Aydian Dowling/Adam Levine photo: [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/20/transgender-model-adam-levine-nude\_n\_6717064.html](http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/20/transgender-model-adam-levine-nude_n_6717064.html) FDA Blood Donation Policy Articles: [http://www.buzzfeed.com/dominicholden/fda-clings-to-arbitrary-incoherent-rules-for-transgender-peo#.qmXDlJgo8](http://www.buzzfeed.com/dominicholden/fda-clings-to-arbitrary-incoherent-rules-for-transgender-peo#.qmXDlJgo8) [http://www.advocate.com/health/2015/02/02/fda-everyone-transgender-gay-man](http://www.advocate.com/health/2015/02/02/fda-everyone-transgender-gay-man)  

Trigger Warning: We will be talking about our personal experiences tonight and as with most topics on this show, we’re not always certain what roads this conversation might lead down. We’re going to do our best to keep this PG-13, but we want to warn folks that if someone feels compelled to share a negative experience, we are certainly not going to squelch that. Very often trans* people are reduced. They are reduced to their names, their pronouns, their parts and their surgeries. Trans* people are constantly subject to inappropriate questions, assumptions and stereotypes about any number of experiences in their lives: not least of which are our sexual experiences. Being constantly surrounded by those speculations and expectations can and often do invariably affect how trans* and gender non-conforming people view themselves in the context of what is being touted as the norm. So tonight we’re going to talk about that. We’re going to talk about those experiences and societal assumptions and what impact they have played on trans* lives. Co-Host: Melvin Whitehead Guest: Rachel Sanchez Episode Featured Music "Who Have I Become" from Be Steadwell http://bsteady.bandcamp.com/ (http://bsteady.bandcamp.com/) Links Mentioned During The Show Aydian Dowling/Adam Levine photo: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/20/transgender-model-adam-levine-nude_n_6717064.html (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/20/transgender-model-adam-levine-nude_n_6717064.html) FDA Blood Donation Policy Articles: http://www.buzzfeed.com/dominicholden/fda-clings-to-arbitrary-incoherent-rules-for-transgender-peo#.qmXDlJgo8 (http://www.buzzfeed.com/dominicholden/fda-clings-to-arbitrary-incoherent-rules-for-transgender-peo#.qmXDlJgo8) http://www.advocate.com/health/2015/02/02/fda-everyone-transgender-gay-man (http://www.advocate.com/health/2015/02/02/fda-everyone-transgender-gay-man)   Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

This was a special episode of The Unschool Homeschool--I had my first guest! Hicunni Chandler is the Executive Director of the Home Educators Special Needs Alliance and she joins me today to talk about how the alliance was formed, her journey to the path of the Executive Director, and the first annual special needs conference. Conferences are always packed with great information; and, it can create a sense of information overload. The goal of the Home Educators Special Needs Alliance Conference is to assist parents in navagiting through the resources and methods to transition this information into our individual homeschools. Conference attendees will receive strategies that they can implement immediately. "We do not have all of the answers, but we are here to connect families with the resources and some ideas on how to make the homeschool day flow a little easier." Would you like to attend this conference? Tune in and find out how to attend for FREE! Helpful Links from this episode: Conference Registration: https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/v2qNTeD4c9w8fd (https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/v2qNTeD4c9w8fd) Home Educatiors Special Needs Alliance: http://homeeducatorsspecialneedsalliancecarolinas.com/ (http://homeeducatorsspecialneedsalliancecarolinas.com/) Curriculum Links from past episodes: http://time4learning.com (http://time4learning.com) http://www.hwtears.com/hwt (http://www.hwtears.com/hwt) http://abcmouse.com (http://abcmouse.com) Episode theme: "I Will Survive" by CMM680 Subscribe to her YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIOogqa-5GA Media Partner: Understood.org http://understood.org Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

This was a special episode of The Unschool Homeschool--I had my first guest! Hicunni Chandler is the Executive Director of the Home Educators Special Needs Alliance and she joins me today to talk about how the alliance was formed, her journey to the path of the Executive Director, and the first annual special needs conference. Conferences are always packed with great information; and, it can create a sense of information overload. The goal of the Home Educators Special Needs Alliance Conference is to assist parents in navagiting through the resources and methods to transition this information into our individual homeschools. Conference attendees will receive strategies that they can implement immediately. "We do not have all of the answers, but we are here to connect families with the resources and some ideas on how to make the homeschool day flow a little easier." Would you like to attend this conference? Tune in and find out how to attend for FREE! Helpful Links from this episode: Conference Registration: [https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/v2qNTeD4c9w8fd](https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/v2qNTeD4c9w8fd) Home Educatiors Special Needs Alliance: [http://homeeducatorsspecialneedsalliancecarolinas.com/](http://homeeducatorsspecialneedsalliancecarolinas.com/) Curriculum Links from past episodes: [http://time4learning.com](http://time4learning.com) [http://www.hwtears.com/hwt](http://www.hwtears.com/hwt) [http://abcmouse.com](http://abcmouse.com) Episode theme: "I Will Survive" by CMM680 Subscribe to her YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIOogqa-5GA Media Partner: Understood.org http://understood.org

When people hear the name Reggie Jackson they usually think about a black man that hits home runs, not a white woman that tells jokes. Originally from Virginia, Reggie moved to Atlanta in 2005, and very quickly found her knack for making people laugh. Aside from performing stand-up, Jackson is also a member of the interactive sketch comedy group, Call Me Up. The path to comedy that David Young took may be an unusual one, if there is such thing as a usual path to comedy. Originally out of Virginia, David moved to Atlanta in 2011 to pursue his passions in film and sound engineering: behind the scenes of showbusiness. When he took a job running sound at a comedy club, he began to develop his ear for the timing and subject matter that led him to perform on stage. Drawing upon his experiences in international travel and the entertainment industry's hidden quirks, David flashes his unique perspective through the lens of his laid-back, cartoon-like voice. Tune in each Tuesday night as Reggie and Dave take on the tables of some of the hottest restaurants in Atlanta. Connect with Comedian Reggie Jackson facebook.com/comedianreggiejackson twitter.com/comedianreggiej myspace.com/reggiethecomedian

When people hear the name Reggie Jackson they usually think about a black man that hits home runs, not a white woman that tells jokes. Originally from Virginia, Reggie moved to Atlanta in 2005, and very quickly found her knack for making people laugh. Aside from performing stand-up, Jackson is also a member of the interactive sketch comedy group, Call Me Up. The path to comedy that David Young took may be an unusual one, if there is such thing as a usual path to comedy. Originally out of Virginia, David moved to Atlanta in 2011 to pursue his passions in film and sound engineering: behind the scenes of showbusiness. When he took a job running sound at a comedy club, he began to develop his ear for the timing and subject matter that led him to perform on stage. Drawing upon his experiences in international travel and the entertainment industry's hidden quirks, David flashes his unique perspective through the lens of his laid-back, cartoon-like voice. Tune in each Tuesday night as Reggie and Dave take on the tables of some of the hottest restaurants in Atlanta. Connect with Comedian Reggie Jackson facebook.com/comedianreggiejackson twitter.com/comedianreggiej myspace.com/reggiethecomedian Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com