Join Cara Forrester as she digs into her time being homeschooled in Alaska, her feelings about missing some high school activities, and the life she has built for herself since as a mother of 3 and a postpartum fitness coach.

Coming from a homeschooling background, Malia opens up about the struggles she experienced socially and how it informs her choice today to homeschool. She discusses the trade offs between homeschool and the public system and her fears in homeschooling her 6 children.

In this week's episode, Winslow Morrell shares about his path from being homeschooled up to obtaining his Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy. As a successful former summer salesman, Winslow gives tips on jumping through hoops in college and beyond.

Sara Patterson joins us to talk about her rich childhood being homeschooled in southern Utah. Despite struggling with dyslexia her entire life, Sara started and manages her own thriving business, is the founder of a non-profit organization, and is active in her state's legislative session.

Jeremy Anderson joins us to talk about his days homeschooling in Alaska and eventually entering his Master's program in Educational Leadership. He shares his thoughts on college preparedness and the public system.

Larissa Carrick shares her experience being homeschooled through her teen years and how it impacted her view on education, approach in college, and unexpected decision to homeschool her own children.

How I, as a homeschool dropout, have navigated college and the professional world.