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Submit ReviewIn this episode, we'll explore the concept of savorism, a term Akilah coined to savor the spaciousness, slowness, and richness that comes from integrated unschooling. Sit with us for storytime about how Akilah's family made the shift from conventional school to homeschooling to unschooling. It was an experience that caused her and her partner to pause, reflect, and listen more to their children's needs. Hear how they fought against the 'stuckness' of conventional schooling and forged their own paths. This episode also gets into the important difference between pace and rhythm as we set out to design our days with our natural flow in mind.Also, we send our heartfelt thanks to Megan, our fellow liberationist over at The Unschool Files, for her energizing words and strong commitment to the raising free people movement!Links:Shoutout to Meghan! You can learn more about her podcast, zine and Roam here:https://www.flowcode.com/page/theunschoolfilesOur dope beats are from these beatmakers:https://www.instagram.com/akeemmuzikbeatz/
https://www.instagram.com/sehratonin/Other links:
http://mybrownbaby.com/2012/03/harmony-the-sustainable-alternative-to-worklife-balance/
https://savorcomplex.substack.com/
https://schoolishness.com/coaching/
https://schoolishness.com/savorade-coaching/
Support the showDig this show? Join our make-it-happen family at patreon.com/akilah to make sure we can keep this thang going strong. Thank you!The Raising Free People Practice Card Deckhttps://schoolishness.com/market/rfp-a-practice-deck/Peek at the details of Personal Manifesto Path (will be available exclusively through our make-it-happen family on Patreon)https://www.rfpunschool.com/p/manifestoOur Youtube channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@fareofthefreechildThe Village:reflection-matters.mn.co/">https://my-reflection-matters.mn.co/
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