SEASON 2

The Ladies Fixing the World Podcast

Three Moms, One Podcast: Conversations on Unschooling and Parenting

It all started in Normandie, France, during a worldschooling event, when I was solving all the problems of the world in deepdive conversations with my amazing friends: I realized - wuauv, if only I had had the chance on listening in on something like this, when I was first starting out on my unschooling journey. If I had only known! 


Fixing the world over a cup of tea or a meal or a walk, I realised technology today allows us to share with a much larger group than the ones around us. Via longformat podcast I learn a lot, and this is my contribution: Listen in, when I fix the world with my co-hosts.  

Here we are. The hosts of the second season of The Ladies Fixing the World

Sandra Dodd

A prominent advocate for unschooling and radical unschooling, encouraging children to learn through life experiences and natural curiosity without formal schooling. A mother of three, and a voice in the unschooling community for decades, sharing her insights through her books, website, and speaking engagements. 

SandraDodd.com

Cecilie Conrad

Cancer-surviving psychologist, former single-parent; co-sleeping, yogi, gluten-free, primarily plant-eating; happily married, stay-at-home, organic barefooted hippie and mother of four, living in a bus, knitting teddy bears and learning languages, counseling and enjoying sunsets.

CecilieConrad.com

Sue Elvis

Sue Elvis is an Australian author, blogger, and unschooling advocate. On her blogs, Wholy Souly and Stories of an Unschooling Family, Sue shares her reflections on faith, motherhood, and the journey of unschooling her children. She explores deep questions about womanhood, aging, and finding purpose beyond traditional roles.

StoriesOfAnUnschoolingFamily.com

All Episodes of Season two
S2E9 | Unschooling: How Do We Know They’re Learning?
What if we abandoned the question “How do we know they’re learning?” and trusted that learning is happening? This episode examines the anxieties that…Read more
S2E8 | The Math Myth: How Do Unschooled Kids Learn Math?
Cecilie, Sandra, and Sue examine the widespread belief that children can’t learn math without formal instruction — and explain why that belief doesn’…Read more
S2E7 | Unschooling is Carried by Conversations
Dinner tables, car rides, bedtime chats, café corners—this episode dives into the real places where unschooling lives and grows. Cecilie Conrad, Sand…Read more
S2E6 | The Role of Repetition in Learning, Unschooling, and Shaping Identity
What’s the value of doing the same thing more than once? In this episode, Cecilie Conrad talks with Sandra Dodd and Sue Elvis about repetition in lea…Read more
S2E5 | Sandra Dodd, Sue Elvis & Cecilie Conrad on Learning to Read & Trusting Unschooling
Sandra Dodd, Sue Elvis, and Cecilie Conrad come together to discuss their personal journeys into unschooling, focusing on natural learning, curiosity…Read more
S2E4 | Unschooling: Trusting the Process and Letting Go of Control
Unschooling challenges the need for tests and timelines. Cecilie Conrad, Sue Elvis, and Sandra Dodd explore trust, natural learning, and letting go o…Read more
S2E3 | Unschooling and Connections: How Learning Is All About Creating a Web of Understanding
How kids learn math naturally through games, daily life, and problem-solving—without textbooks or worksheets. A deep dive into unschooling and real-w…Read more
S2E2 | Unschooling: Trust, Autonomy, and the Realities of Learning
What is unschooling? What is it not? And why defining it is so difficult? Sand Dodd, Sue Elvis and Cecilie Conrad explore how unschooling is not just…Read more
S2E1 | Unschooling: A Lifestyle of Curiosity, Flexibility, and Trust with Sandra Dodd and Sue Elvis
In this first episode of season two of The Ladies Fixing the World, we explore the philosophy and practicalities of unschooling and showcase its tran…Read more

The Ladies Fixing The World - Season One

Season one was co-hosted together with Carla Martinez, Sarah Beale and Luna Maj Vestergaard - shining stars on my sky. I have learned so much from my friendships with them. Now, I invite you all to listen in on our conversations, when we fix the world one theme at the time. 

Season one was called "Da Ladies" and is twelve episodes where a worldschooling gang of friends talk everything unschooling and only a tiny bit nomadlife.

Listen to Season 1