Show Notes
Last month, liberal podcasters Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan made news for labeling it "weird" to parents homeschool their kids. In this episode, Joe & Will discuss the "weird" accusations that homeschoolers deal with. Specific topics include:- Why are homeschoolers considered "weird"?- The socialization objection- How do you keep from having weird kids?- Can homeschool kids relate to culture?- Are homeschool kids really poorly educated?And much more!To join our DISCORD:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDiTTdhWQsWHXGrigck59Du8fRPdjOhP4aO6REeYksIkIlhw/viewform?usp=header To shop our MERCH STORE:https://godlyyoungmen.printful.me/Special thanks to our sponsor, the Northwest School of Discipleship:https://www.nwschoolofdiscipleship.com
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