Podcast appearances and mentions of mary griffith

Chuck Scholz and Jack Freiburg

Am. Business Women's Association, Clean Restoration

Arts Quincy, Teresa Adams House

Dr. Brandon Bruening, QPD Chief Adam Yates

Lucas Brass, Soil Health seminar

Quincy Fire Department, Sara Reuschel

Open phones, Tom Robbins w/Legacy Theater

Arts Quincy, Adams Co Board, Eagle Days

Rooney Elementary School Principal Jason Fink

Paul Havermale, Richard Elsenpeter

Lucia Geise, open phones

Laura Sievert w/Arts Quincy, open phones

Catherine Bocke Meckes, Community Foundation

Quincy Mayor Mike Troup

Ryan Tanner and Teresa Wilson w/The Patio

Joy Berhorst

Master Gardener Deborah Lee, Don O'Brien w/the BBB

Brandon Bruening, Quincy Police Chief Adam Yates

Drew Quintero, Melissa McKelvie

Chuck Scholz and Jack Frieburg

Quincy Family YMCA, Muddy River Opera

Laura Sievert, Jeff Moran w/Union UMC, John Simon

Iles Elementary School Principal Paul Funkenbusch

Together with Tri-State Veterans

Quincy Fire Department, Ursa Christian Church

Bruce Guthrie w/Quincy Chamber, Ursa 4-H

Bill Machold w/Quincy Civic Music Ass'n, Kaylee McFarland w/Community Foundation

Officers Jessica and Patrick Hollensteiner, Kyle Moore w/GREDF

Madeline Brandon w/Quincy Public Library

Quincy Mayor Mike Troup, Don O'Brien with Quincy BBB

Qcy Symphony Chorus, Arts Quincy, Toastmasters

Anna Marie Bentele w/Blessed Sacrament, Brandon Thomsen w/QCT

HRH Cardiac surgeon Dr. Jose Torres, Suzanne Ellerbrock w/Golden Bridges

Arts Quincy, The District, Toy Train Show

Dr. Brandon Bruening and Chief Adam Yates

Melissa McKelvie w/Cornerstone

Chuck Scholz and Jack Frieburg

Master Gardener, Deborah Lee

Arts Quincy

Denman School Principal Chrissy Cox

Tri-State Veterans Support, Jason Watkins VFW

Quincy Firefighters/ Elizabeth Mannhardt

Quincy Family YMCA, Christkindl Market, JWCC

Arts/Legacy Theater/Blood Drive/Brown Co.Deer Classic

Community Foundation/Horizons Soup Kitchen

GREDF/ Live 2 Lead Conference

Qcy Public Library/Nov. 11 Veterans event

Bruce Guthrie, Chamber of Commerce

Have you ever wondered how unschooling could unlock your child's passions and potential? Join us for an inspiring conversation with Mary Griffith, where we explore her family's journey with unschooling, fencing, and homeschooling. Mary shares how fencing became a significant part of their lives, allowing her daughters to pursue their interests without the constraints of school involvement, contrasting her experience with high school sports in the 1970s to the landscape of sports today.While supporting her children, Mary became involved with the Northern California Homeschool Association and decided to write books on the subject. We discuss her challenges, the importance of family support, and her daughters' unique experiences in their educational journey. From reverse engineering her daughter's unschooled life to meet university requirements to exploring different learning styles, Mary's insights are sure to inspire others considering this unique educational path.Finally, we discuss the need for children to explore the world, free from the confines of a classroom, and the vital role family support plays in fostering a successful environment for prospering. We also touch on Mary's journey with unschooling, music, and her love of natural history. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the powerful potential of unschooling and how it can strengthen parent-child relationships, encourage curiosity, and foster a lifelong love of learning.