March 18 radio program to discuss homeschooling
Billy or Nancy
On March 18 from 1-2pm, the Mark Steiner Show (a public radio show based in
Baltimore) will do a program with Chris Bobel, the author of *The Paradox of
Natural Mothering* published by Temple University Press
(http://www.temple.edu/tempress/titles/1581_reg.html). The program will
discuss homeschooling as one of the aspects of "natural parenting" and will
also include homebirthing, extended nursing, and natural health care. Billy
Greer of the Family Unschoolers Network will be one of the guests for the
program.
If you are out of the broadcast area for the Mark Steiner show, you should
still be able to listen on-line by going to http://www.wypr.org/
Be sure to listen on Monday March 18 from 1 to 2 pm Eastern time and
participate by calling in or sending e-mail to the station (visit their web
site for contact information)
Billy Greer
www.unschooling.org
Baltimore) will do a program with Chris Bobel, the author of *The Paradox of
Natural Mothering* published by Temple University Press
(http://www.temple.edu/tempress/titles/1581_reg.html). The program will
discuss homeschooling as one of the aspects of "natural parenting" and will
also include homebirthing, extended nursing, and natural health care. Billy
Greer of the Family Unschoolers Network will be one of the guests for the
program.
If you are out of the broadcast area for the Mark Steiner show, you should
still be able to listen on-line by going to http://www.wypr.org/
Be sure to listen on Monday March 18 from 1 to 2 pm Eastern time and
participate by calling in or sending e-mail to the station (visit their web
site for contact information)
Billy Greer
www.unschooling.org
Billy or Nancy
Just a reminder of this upcoming show. We hope that you will participate by
e-mail (steiner@...) or by phone (410 235-1880) as your active
participation may help encourage Marc to do a future show dedicated entirely
to homeschooling. If you are in the Baltimore area, you can tune in at 88.1
or listen online at www.wypr.org
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On March 18 from 1-2pm, the Marc Steiner Show (a public radio show based in
Baltimore) will do a program with Chris Bobel, the author of *The Paradox of
Natural Mothering* published by Temple University Press
(http://www.temple.edu/tempress/titles/1581_reg.html). The program will
discuss homeschooling as one of the aspects of "natural parenting" and will
also include homebirthing, extended nursing, and natural health care. Billy
Greer of the Family Unschoolers Network will be one of the guests for the
program.
If you are out of the broadcast area for the Mark Steiner show, you should
still be able to listen on-line by going to http://www.wypr.org/
Be sure to listen on Monday March 18 from 1 to 2 pm Eastern time and
participate by calling in or sending e-mail to the station (visit their web
site for contact information)
Billy Greer
www.unschooling.org
e-mail (steiner@...) or by phone (410 235-1880) as your active
participation may help encourage Marc to do a future show dedicated entirely
to homeschooling. If you are in the Baltimore area, you can tune in at 88.1
or listen online at www.wypr.org
=====================================
On March 18 from 1-2pm, the Marc Steiner Show (a public radio show based in
Baltimore) will do a program with Chris Bobel, the author of *The Paradox of
Natural Mothering* published by Temple University Press
(http://www.temple.edu/tempress/titles/1581_reg.html). The program will
discuss homeschooling as one of the aspects of "natural parenting" and will
also include homebirthing, extended nursing, and natural health care. Billy
Greer of the Family Unschoolers Network will be one of the guests for the
program.
If you are out of the broadcast area for the Mark Steiner show, you should
still be able to listen on-line by going to http://www.wypr.org/
Be sure to listen on Monday March 18 from 1 to 2 pm Eastern time and
participate by calling in or sending e-mail to the station (visit their web
site for contact information)
Billy Greer
www.unschooling.org