New Interview, and related things

I was interviewed November 8 by a nice interviewer named Brett Veinotte, for a podcast and website he named years ago and isn't as attached to as he once was, maybe, "School Sucks." The interview went pretty well, though, and has had 641 views (maybe listens) in eight days. I start of talking VERY fast, but either I'll slow down or listeners catch up, it seems. He called it Sandra Dodd – On Unschooling and Choice"

I added that to the page of things to listen to (or to watch):
http://sandradodd.com/listen/
That probably has some other things you've missed, as I've slipped a thing or two in there.

Earlier this year, he interviewed Pam Laricchia on
The Relationship Benefits of Unschooling. Hers is calmer and more organized than mine, I think.

The podcast and blog are quite male focussed, which was interesting to me. I'm used to a preominantly female audience, and the producer told me 70% of their listeners are male. Brett was right there, though—sharp and quick and I like him. I had a good time talking with him.

Gift of service, sweetness, peace

New writing from 2009, about making magic for children, by a mom named Alice D. Second item.
http://sandradodd.com/chores/gift

Two new links on the Deb Lewis page, at the bottom of the lefthand column:
http://sandradodd.com/deblewis/

Zann Carter, two things:
Poem about washing dishes, and brief video of a rhythmic discovery:
http://sandradodd.com/dishes
and a page with links to other things by Zann:
http://sandradodd.com/zann

photo (a link) by Rose Sorooshian

Karen James as a new mom, and other history

Addition of Karen James' beautiful writing about when she blossomed into confident motherhood
http://sandradodd.com/karenjames/#ethan

New at the top, Emily Strength, me, on living in history
New at the bottom, the history of the entire world (nearly 20 minutes long, and has a few "bad words")
http://sandradodd.com/history/

photo (a link) by Karen James