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[Podcast] 2026: The Complete List

Brave Writer Podcast 2026 Complete List

Did you miss a 2026 episode of the Brave Writer Podcast? Did you want to listen to an episode again?

We got you!

Here are all the episodes of the podcast aired in 2026 in one convenient place so that you can listen (or re-listen) to them whenever you want.

Show Notes are included!

And bookmark this page! Episodes will be added as they become available.


2026 Podcasts

  • [Ep. 321] No Paper Trail? No Problem!
  • [Ep. 322] Parenting a Spicy One with Mary Van Geffen
  • [Ep. 323] Silent Reading Parties
  • [Ep. 324] The Practice of Active Wondering
  • [Ep. 325] The Myth of Magicmaking
  • [Ep. 326] Big and Little Families
  • [Ep. 327] Becoming a Critical Thinker
  • [Ep. 328] A Critical Thinking Bill of Rights
  • [Ep. 329] Accidental vs. On-Purpose Learning
  • [Ep. 330] Board Games: Let Them Do the Teaching!
  • [Ep. 331] A Slew of Practical Hacks for Your Homeschool
  • [Ep. 332] Long-term and Working Memory
  • [Ep. 333] Resisting FOMU, the Fear of Messing Up
  • [Ep. 334] Rescuing Reluctant Writers: Brave Writer Online Classes
  • [Ep. 335] How to Build Mathematical Imagination Through Everyday Life, Play, and Curiosity
  • [Ep. 336] Do You Suffer From an Adventure Deficit?
  • [Ep. 337] Life Skills
  • [Ep. 338] Narration: It’s Out of This World!
  • [Ep. 339] Facing Our Limits as Parent Educators
  • [Ep. 340] Family Favorites: Resources and Routines Beloved by Melissa’s Kids
  • [Ep. 341] What If My Child Won’t Finish the Lesson?
  • [Ep. 342] Brave Learning and Academics
  • [Ep. 343] Partnership Writing with Dawn Smith
  • [Ep. 344] Courageous Divorce: An Interview with Alisha Roth
  • [Ep. 345] DIY Writing Retreats for Kids
  • [Ep. 346] Part One: ADHD and Homeschooling
  • [Ep. 347] Part Two: ADHD and Homeschooling
  • [Ep. 348] Kids Don’t Learn the Way You Think They Do
  • [Ep. 349] Preparing for the First Week of Homeschool
  • [Ep. 350] Pro Tips for Fabulous Field Trips
  • [Ep. 351] Hot Pink and the Art Museum
  • [Ep. 352] Handwriting: Why, When, and How to Teach It
  • [Ep. 353] Only Connect: The Power of Partnership in Homeschooling

Tune in to the Brave Writer podcast on Apple Podcasts (or your app of choice)
and also here on the Brave Writer blog.


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Homeschooling for the first time?

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Take a deep breath. You don’t have to figure it all out at once—and you don’t have to do it alone!

Brave Writer has you covered in three simple steps:

Step 1: Watch the replay of Dawn’s Mid-Year Kick-Off Workshop (click the link then scroll down) for:

  • practical tips,
  • reassurance,
  • and real-life ideas you can use right away.

Step 2: If you’re feeling ready, go forth and homeschool! Trust that learning doesn’t have to look perfect to be meaningful. For more support, download our Six Week On-Ramp to Homeschooling!

Step 3 (optional): Buy yourself some breathing room by enrolling in an online writing class. Our short, flexible, coach-supported classes give you extra time to plan—while your kids stay engaged. Browse our full lineup and choose something that sparks their interest (or yours!).

We’d love the chance to support your family as you begin this brand-new homeschooling adventure!


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How to Raise AI-Proof Kids

Brave Writer AI-Proof Kids

Whether AI excites you or makes you uneasy, one thing remains true:

When kids believe their words have value, they’re far less likely to outsource them to a machine.

To build that belief at home:

  1. Lower the barrier to getting words on the page. When writing feels doable, kids stay connected to their own thinking.
  2. Validate your young writer. Let them see the effect their words have on a real human—you.
  3. Offer topics that matter to them. The right invitation sparks urgency, ownership, and voice.

Want to see these practices in action?

Watch Dawn’s webinar “How to Raise AI-proof Kids.”

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