College Readiness for Moms and Sons {Episode-170 with Jonah Swanson}
Ep. 170 College Readiness – for Moms and Sons, with Jonah Swanson
Homeschooling pros (and cons), friend groups, spiritual deconstruction, and more.
My 2nd son Jonah, (21) joins us to chat about his first two years of college, and the years leading up to that. From being homeschooled, to taking a gap year, to navigating friend groups, spiritual questions and more – we cover a lot!
This is a great episode for high school kids to listen to. Jonah offers encouragement for securing your identity before college, knowing what you believe, and making your college (or wherever you launch to) feel like “home”! I love what Jonah shares and I chime in as well to give a Mom’s perspective on many of the topics we cover. Please share this with friends who are nearing or in this season of life!
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I loved this episode. I listened to it a couple times with my 17 year old son.
Thank you!
Where do i find the link to the apologetics books your on read?
Hi there! Thank you so much! Oh goodness, if he mentioned the names of the books I’d just google them. It’s been a while since I listened so I’m sorry I can’t remember of the top of my head. (I’ll get back to you when I get a chance! :))