
The Living Joyfully Network
We invite you to join us in the Living Joyfully Network, a warm and welcoming online community of like-hearted parents. It’s a non-judgmental space where you can steep in these unconventional ideas around parenting, relationships, and learning, and explore what they might look like day-to-day in your uniquely wonderful family.
We offer a free month trial so you can see if it’s a good fit for you.
The Network is the most valuable resource that I have found for support, encouragement, guidance, understanding to help me on the journey of being a parent. It has had a much bigger impact than much more expensive courses and programs. The difference with the Network is that it is filled with people who are focused on the solutions rather than what they perceive to be the problems.
sam k, Network Member
The Exploring Unschooling Podcast
Hosted by Pam Laricchia, Anna Brown, and Erika Ellis.
Choosing to live and learn without school isn’t as intimidating as you might imagine. Children really do enjoy learning when it’s driven by curiosity rather than curriculum, and the strong and trusting relationships that develop in unschooling families are priceless.
With over 400 episodes in its archive, it is a treasure trove of information, insight, and inspiration!
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I discovered this podcast about a month after I decided to finally pull my son from public school. Not only did I have ten thousand questions about what to expect, but I also needed to hear from other people who had done this to tell myself that what I was doing was okay. I have found this to be the best podcast on unschooling as it answers these immediate questions I had as a parent. I have become so much more confident in our decision to learn this way. I am beyond grateful for this podcast!!!!
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The Living Joyfully Team
Pam Laricchia is passionate about the gifts of connected relationships in parenting, unschooling, and beyond. She has written five books and dozens of articles highlighting the importance of cultivating connected relationships in our families.
Anna Brown has applied the principles of effective communication and connection in positions ranging from corporate re-engineering to couples counseling. She loves sharing ways to improve all the relationships and interactions in our lives.
Erika Ellis brings a creative eye to everything she touches. She dives deep into self-discovery and how understanding more about ourselves and our differences improves all of our relationships.


