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About the Episode On the Strike a Balance Podcast for Working Homeschool Moms this week, I chat to Danii Oliver about how and why unschooling works. Danii is a passionate storyteller, children's picture book illustrator and an unschooling facilitator, following and supporting their children through their natural learning journeys. With a diverse background that spans anthropology, fine arts, and software engineering, Danii has harnessed their eclectic expertise to create the immersive "Unschool Discoveries" series. When not dedicating two years to authoring & illustrating their first book, Danii offers Product Officer services empowering CEOs to develop innovative consumer goods and tech products. This is an incredible episode full to the brim with insights about unschooling, socialization and more! If you want to offer your kiddo an authentic learning experience and teach them what's really important, then be sure to listen! And be sure to grab their books on their website. Connect with Danii www.unschooldiscoveries.com www.facebook.com/unshooldiscoveries www.instagram.com/unschooldiscoveries www.youtube.com/@kidofamilyranch www.tiktok.com/@unschoolpagesofourlives www.twitter.com/UnschoolPages Claim Your Free eBook: 100 Tips for New Working Homeschool Moms I know that being a new working homeschool mom can feel so messy and overwhelming at the beginning. That's why I've created a checklist with 100 tips I've gathered since I started out in 2017. The checklist is divided into 5 sections with 20 tips each. It will help you to take your first steps on this new adventure, feeling confident and supported. The tips are divided into: Time management tips Homeschool and learning tips Organization tips Self care tips Mindset tips ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://mylittlehomeschool.com/100-tips-for-new-working-homeschool-moms/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Sponsor for the Episode Working homeschool mom, I know how overwhelming it can be to choose a math curriculum for your homeschool. That's why I'd like to tell you about the online math curriculum we've been using for years – CTCMath.com. As far as math curriculums go, it has loads of great features that solve lots of the math issues we've had and I know a lot of homeschooling families have. Here are a few of the features (from the many) that we really like: Questions are adaptive which means the interactive questions change in difficulty depending on the student's ability. They use a smart algorithm that tracks the student's progress and delivers questions based on their unique needs. The student doesn't even know this is happening, helping them to build confidence and master concepts! Concepts are delivered through video tutorials and summaries which are clear, complete, and easy to follow [like having your very own teacher]. This ensures your children understand something before they're asked to practise it. And then for us parents, CTCMath has: Extensive reports which are valuable in monitoring your child's progress and spotting any gaps. And they offer a 12-month money-back guarantee if this curriculum is not for you and your family. CTCMath will provide a full refund, no questions asked. But I think the most important things is a whole lot LESS stress when it's math time for both parents AND kids. You get to outsource math with confidence and your kids get a fantastic tailor-made programme that makes learning and mastering math enjoyable and positive. Visit ctcmath.com today to start your free trial. CTCMath is offering you listener, an amazing special! Go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.ctcmath.com/MLH⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠to get a half-price discount plus a bonus 6-months for free!

This episode, I'm chatting with Danii Oliver, who lives in Texas with her husband and two children who are almost 6 and 11. Danii shares her story of leaving New York City behind in search of something new for and her and family, and to live a more gentle and connected life, which they now do on their permaculture farm in Texas. We talk about the deschooling process and how, even though Danii was clear from the start that they would unschool, it still took her a lot of work to unravel the deep conditioning she had from her Caribbean childhood and her own school experiences. There's so much in this episode, but I think the main message is that we have to trust and let go in order to really see our children and allow them to be who they are. I hope you enjoy the conversation.You can follow Danii here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidofamilyranchWebsite: http://www.unschooldiscoveries.com/Danii's book. Unschool Discoveries is available on her websiteYou can find my blog, workshop and courses at:www.esther-jones.comOr, connect with me onInstagram: @_esther.jonesFacebook:@theunschoolspace

Rachael & Jen are talking STEM with another special guest - Danii Oliver of Beersgiving and Island to Island Brewery! Join us for a discussion on empowering women in STEM and brewing.

Message from Akilah“I felt compelled to bring the sounds of my current city into this episode. I literally missed my deadline to submit the raw audio, because Spirit said Don’t record that intro in the corner of your closet, Sis. Instead, open your window, let the city sound off while you try to speak to some of what you’re feeling. I obeyed. And later that evening, the voices and emotions of the people of Atlanta sounded off too, in the form of peaceful protest. I was able to see some of it from our apartment, and I watched with Kris, Marley, and Sage, swaying in between a stream of emotions ranging from anger to exhaustion. I didn’t know that the audio I was called to document, to hold, would be the calm before yet another storm here in the American South. Peaceful protests were interrupted by police; humans raged; the government retaliated; helicopters and curfews circled the city; more rage, more fear, more resistance.Anti-Black racism and the myth of white supremacy are present and prevalent now, as has always been the case in this country. And while some shit stays the same--violent, horrific, hateful--some things are changing, too. Where are you finding positive change around you? Seek it out, amplify it, fixate if you need to. Do what you can to remind yourself that storms come and go, but we have, and will always, find ways to weather them, and eventually to thrive despite them. I believe that. I believe in Black people. I believe that we can organize and plan and divest and dismantle and learn and lead and listen and love our way to liberation.” #blacklivesmatterIn this fifth deschooling release party session we talk with Danii Oliver, mother of two children, unschooler and owner of the Natural Beverage Brands: Island to Island Brewery, House of Juice and Brooklyn Jun Brew. Until now we had been focusing on the pivot and what is deschooling causing to pivot away from. This time Danii tells us about how she gave it a different approach, she realized that for her, pivoting wasn’t liberation, she decided to do something else instead.Akilah talks about the importance of communal spaces and shares Deschooling: It’s A Thing!, an Eclectic Learning Network project, a global, monthly, virtual meetup for caregivers who are committed to explore ways to shift their parenting practices. This was made in joint effort with the Alliance for Self-Directed Education.Community bonds us and makes us aware of the importance to pause and nurture ourselves. Akilah shares her experience joining in one of the community sessions with Nikolai and Takiema from Raising Readers, they give us great resources on Self-Directed Education and self care.Akilah shares Betterhelp.com/fareofthefreechild as a resource for mental health. FOFC subscribers have 10% off in their first month.Here's Danii on episode 149, Self-Reclamation and Self-Directed Education.Here's Danii’s Instagram.Pre-order Akilah’s book.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/akilah)

Danii Oliver (@islandtoislandbrewery & @beersgiving) and Andrew & Tyler (@popculturebrews) speak to us about what it's like to be a pro or an amateur brewer. And compares that experience with being a pro or an amateur musician. Rate & Review us on Apple Podcasts - bit.ly/musicalepod Support us at patreon.com/musicalepodcast Follow us on IG & Twitter: @musicalepodcast Spotify playlist - bit.ly/musicaleplaylist

Danii Oliver is the Owner and Proprietor of Island to Island Brewery, House of Juice and Brooklyn Jun Brew formerly of Brooklyn, NY, soon to open in the great state of Texas. She is deeply passionate and opiniated about what it takes to use your roots as a strength, never an excuse. She is as driven an entrepreneur as you will ever meet. She gets real about her mission, her challenges and the burn out that can consume us all in this crazy industry. She is grateful for the people person that is Eric Jackson, one of her #UnsungHospitalityHeroes, who has become her confidant in all things hospitality, inspiring and grounding her. Website - Islandtoislandbrewery.com Instagram- @islandtoislandbrewery @beersgiving @americanwomaninbeer Twitter- @americanwomaninbeer @beersgivinginfo Where were you born / raised? Born in Queens, NYC. Raised between St. Martin and New York City First job in the industry? Bartender, 2006, Mangoville Bar and Grill, Jamaica Queens, NY, 21 years old Proudest moment of your career? Getting my own establishment. 2014 & 2015 starting the brands and opening my own brick mortar location in Brooklyn NY Two things most people don't know about you? 1) I am all about business 24/7. There is not a moment I am not thinking about business, growth, development and reaching new customers. People think I have an off button, what they don't realize is that I do not. Owners rarely have an off, because every opportunity is an opportunity for a sale. 2) I am an immigrant. I am an Arawak Indigenous American from South and Central America. North American history and triggers are not a part of my heritage and are not a part of my make up. People think I am sympathetic to certain things because of the color of my skin or the curves that pop out of my clothing but I am not what they want me to be. Food and/or drinks staples in your house? Self made Craft Beer, Jun Kombucha, Seaweed, Chickpeas, SaltFish, Pickles, Kimchi, Peppers, Pepper Sauce, Onions, Ginger, Seasonal Fresh Fruit, Plantains, Nuts, Spirulina, Raw Cacao, Mangos, Curry (from scratch), Jerk Seasoning (from scratch), Green Seasoning (from scratch), Sparkling and Still Water. Words to live by? "Never accept 'NO' from someone who can not tell you 'YES!'" -Dee Winfield Danii Oliver by trade manufacturers whole food based beverages having founded several brands including Island to Island Brewery, House of Juice and Brooklyn Jun Brew. Formally, Danii applied her Creative Technology skills in the digital spaces of the advertising and marketing industry. Danii now applies her skills to her businesses and the education of her family and customers constantly learning and growing to remain independent in a world that has become restricted by limited archetypes to live by. Who Danii Oliver is, seems to expand every year. Fine artist, designer, developer, business woman, juice bar owner, craft beer brewery owner, Texas transplanted wife and mother of three, 2 human kids and 1 umbrella beverage manufacturing company and now a budding permaculture farmer. Danii defines herself by her work, productivity and her accomplishments. As an Arawak Indigenous American Indian, Danii was raised in the colonial spirit of perfection and judged by every single move she made to protect her from the box society setup for melanated women.

By trade, Danii Oliver manufacturers whole food based beverages having founded several brands including Island to Island Brewery, House of Juice and Brooklyn Jun Brew. Formally, Danii applied her Creative Technology skills in the digital spaces of the advertising and marketing industry. Danii now applies her skills to her businesses and the education of her family and customers constantly learning and growing to remain independent in a world that has become restricted by limited archetypes to live by.In this episode, we talk about, how do we heal from our childhood wounds while we raise free people? Is it possible to stay the course in a relationship with a parent that feels verbally and emotionally toxic while you mother your own children? Are Caribbean parents doomed to relive what they were taught, or can we recover relationships that aren’t based on whether di White people dem undanstan we? Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/akilah)

To see the Girlfriends Guide to Homeschooling with Angela Jordan Perry teaser with Danii Oliver go to the YouTube channel https://youtu.be/500pKSkg90A S 2: E 9 on Girlfriends Chat: Founder of the 5 'E' Methodology of Homeschooling who encourages the 'Wild and Free' approach to homeschooling, Danii Oliver About Danii: Danii Oliver by trade manufacturers whole food based beverages having founded several brands including Island to Island Brewery, House of Juice and Brooklyn Jun Brew. Formally, Danii applied her Creative Technology skills in the digital spaces of the advertising and marketing industry. Danii now applies her skills to her businesses and the education of her family and customers constantly learning and growing to remain independent in a world that has become restricted by limited archetypes to live by. Who Danii Oliver is, seems to expand every year. Fine artist, designer, developer, business woman, juice bar owner, craft beer brewery owner, Texas transplanted wife and mother of three, 2 human kids and 1 umbrella beverage manufacturing company and soon a farmer. Danii defines herself by her work, productivity and her accomplishments. As an Arawak Indigenous American, Danii was raised in the spirit of perfection and judged by every single move she made to protect her from box society setup for melanated women. Being raised by a family that demanded perfection, Danii had no second thoughts to her PLAN A’s, ignorant that she’d be pioneering her way through emerging & male dominated industries of manufacturing technology and craft beer. It was no surprise to Danii's family that after deciding to have a child, she would willfully break every status quo to pioneer her own version of the lifelong parenting experience. Coming from the natural juicing lifestyle, Danii chose the natural birth path, home birthing her first with a team; the second alone while traveling 2,400 miles to a new home. Being deeply embedded in the evidence based culture of natural birth Danii naturally migrated toward the unschool home education and homesteading lifestyle. "I want my children to grow up with the same stories of adventure; a connection to the land, like my parents and ancestors grew up with back home in the Caribbean." However, the power of "colonial survival teachings” prevalent in many Central American Caribbean homes and the pull of Danii's entrepreneurial life made a cookie cutter homeschool experience impossible. Danii needed no materials, she made her own based on a “5Es Methodology” she developed. Danii pushed her daughter toward perfection and advancement to avoid negative judgment and being arrested for negligence while living in New York City. Moving to the countryside of Texas and feeling rejected by SDE communities, Danii quickly realized her colonial perfectionism was stifling her children. Danii and her spouse are now on the deschooling journey to parent “without the belt” giving themselves space for self care they define as attention to their nature - not spa days - and still unschool with purpose … some days. Danii hopes to debut her “5E Methodology” in 2020 as she continues to navigate the world as a businesswoman raising free people. “My education was a PRISON! I was punished as part of the collective. I had no space for thought for reflection. This lead to depression and thoughts of suicide, which weren’t recognized in West Indian Culture in the 20th century. When I was able to educate myself, I found the agency for expression, research and reflection. I found peace in studying books that were NOT assignments attached to a grade, holding my future hostage. This sense of self - I have only scratched the surface of in my 30’s - is what I want my children to grow up with, rather than push them toward the status quo.” ******** Weekly Interviews and Podcast release: Thursdays 2 p.m. EST --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlfriendschat/support

My guest is Danii Oliver the BOSS @islandtoislandbrewery Lots of news from @brixcitybrewing @foundersbrewing @heavyseasbeer and more. Plus what happened at @untappd beer festival in #Charlotte ? I'll give you my take. Suds and Duds with a full review of @nybeerfest @citifield and the breaking news of the merger between two large beer companies and my short take on it. #metalforever #drinklocal #drinkcraftnotcrap #stouts #ipas #lagers #ales#sours #hops #pilsners #porters #gastropub #speakeasy #growler #beer

Today we visited Danii Oliver who is the owner and head brewer at Island to Island Brewing located at 642 Rogers Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn. We talked about her upbringing, family roots and being exposed to mixology at an early age. We were also joined by Brandon Montgomery of Black Beer Travelers who talked about his love of beer, running races around the globe and his upcoming trip to Costa Rica. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/butfirstbeer/support

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is joined by leaders in the New York beer scene who started small but expanded rapidly. Kyle Hurst from Big Alice Brewing is in the studio; along with the head brewer at Coney Island Brewing, Matt McCall; and the founders of Island to Island Brewery, Danii Oliver and Kevin Braithwait. These brewers recall their first brews and the initial challenges they faced in small spaces. As their businesses grew, they had the freedom to host more guests and hold events. Plus these guests discussed the ability to become more adventurous with their craft over time. They round out the show with a conversation of NYC Beer Week and the NY SMASH (state malt and state hops) beers these breweries are excited to showcase. Beer List Big Alice Brewing, Jalapeno Rye Big Alice Brewing Agri/Culture IPA Coney Island Brewing, Chocolate Ryezome Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is joined by Matt McCall of Coney Island Brewing Company, Pat Fondiller of Alewife Brewing Company, and James Tai, a beer consultant. NYC Beer Week is around the corner, and more breweries from upstate and out of state will be attending than ever before. These guests provide insight on what to expect and how to navigate the bounty of breweries attending. Their best advice: try out a lager, kolsh, or pilsner before moving to an IPA. These styles aren’t masked with additional flavor so Pat and Matt agree they serve as a good test for new breweries. Danii Oliver of Island to Island Brewery stops by as well to share her thoughts on the differences between social media culture, and what customers actually want. Tune to hear what events and beers these guests are most excited about as NYC Beer Week approaches. Beer List Alewife Brewing Company, Death to Ego Alewife Brewing Company & Equilibrium Brewery, Entente Double IPA Coney Island Brewing Company, Cream of the Cropsey Coney Island Brewing Company, Midnight Troller Milk Stout Coney Island Brewing Company, Chocolate Ryezome Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is joined by Rafael Espinal, a New York City Council member running for Public Advocate in the upcoming special election. Danii Oliver of Island to Island Brewery, Heather Rush of Pine Box Rock Shop, and Chris O’Leary of Brew York, New York also join the conversation about how New York politics are affecting brewers. Danii and Heather talk about the strong role local government plays in the management of their breweries and taprooms. They discuss the difficulty of being labeled as “vice” businesses and argue breweries should be valued for providing manufacturing jobs, creating a local product, and supporting other local businesses in the process. The conversation ultimately comes down to the question: Why should breweries do business in NYC? Beer List Boulevard Brewery Space Camper Cosmic IPA Sixpoint Party Hat New England IPA Big Alice Boisonberry Current Sour Hudson Valley Brewery Pilsner Photo Taken by Miguel Rivas @THEBEERTREKKER Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

We’ve got some special guests joining us tonight including our friends Tony Forder and the crew from Ale Street News! We’ve also got Danii Oliver and Kevin Braithwaite from Brooklyn’s Island to Island Brewing/House of Juice. Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast

Danii Oliver and Kevin Braithwaite of Island To Island Brewery (Brooklyn, NY) join Chris, Mary and Rachel to talk of how they started the brewery and what kind of inspiring and inspired ferments they are up to. Their name, Island To Island Brewery, represents their roots in the island of Trinidad, to their current life within the island of New York. From Sorrell ferments, flavored Jun Kombuchas, and fermented juices, their small brewery is pushing flavor exploration while staying true to their natural familial roots. Listen here, and visit them in Brooklyn! Fuhmentaboudit is powered by Simplecast

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, we’ll talk about the flavors behind some of our beloved craft beers! And we’ve got some great guests joining us today in the studio. We’d like to welcome to the show Eric Hernandez (Coney Island), Merlin Ward (Wartega), John LaPolla (Bitter & Esters), and Danii Oliver (House of Juice).