37 episodes
Jeff Till FHY - Liberty - homeschool - education - wealth - family and more Jeff Till
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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A podcast discussing perspectives on the future and today, particularly in the areas of family, education and homeschooling, ethics, economics, business, peace, and living freely (a libertarian worldview.)
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0037 More Than Ordinary with AnnMaria DeMars 08292017-FHY
I was interviewed on the "More than Ordinary" podcast by AnnMaria DeMars. AnnMaria is the CEO of 7 Generation Games, an educational software company. She's also a Judo champion and activist for Native American causes. She's the homeschooling mother of famous fighter and actress Ronda Rousey.
We talk homeschooling, so there's a lot of repeat if you've listened to my other interview podcasts such as my time on School Sucks, Danillo, Singularity Bros, and the Deschool Yourself series. Or if you've read my book. Or if you follow this school stuff. -
0035 - DSY 7 - Jumping off the conveyor belt: Deschooling in action with T.K. Coleman
Cross post from Deschool Yourself series. Zak and I talk with T.K. Coleman.
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0036 - DSY 8 helping others and helping out
Cross post from Deschool Yourself podcast. Zak and I talk about helping others deschool and resources to help yourself.
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0034 - DSY 5 - Self esteem and education with Brett Veinotte
Cross post from "deschool yourself". Zak and I talk with T.K. Coleman, Education Director for Praxis.
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0031 - DSY 4 - The infliction of 15,000 hours of schooling
Cross post from "Deschool yourself". Zak and I talk about how rotten school and why it hurts people.
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0033 - Schooling vs Education
Cross post from "deschool yourself" series. Zak and I discuss the difference between forced schooling and voluntary, intrinsically motivated learning/education.
Customer Reviews
You'll Never Look at Vacation the Same Again
Jeff does a really nice job of breaking down psychological and social issues with an awesome dry sense of humor. He is open about his own experiences (including hilarious family vacations), which makes his analysis much richer. He knows his subjects, but has the intellectual humility to pursue the topics with rigor. Highly recommended for any liberty minded person.
Brilliant!
Well produced, thoughtful, funny, and incisive. FHY challenges common assumptions and slaughters sacred cows like schooling, government programs, and generic do-gooderisms across the board. But it's not pessimistic. Jeff manages to pillory BS while still bringing a sense of optimism for the future of freedom and humanity. Check it out.