Truthspresso at the 2025 Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference

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It’s that time of the year again! Not Christmas, but the next best thing. My wife Chelsea and I were at the annual Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference. During this two-and-a-half-day conference full of exhibits and workshop presentations, I wandered around the booths and recorded some interviews.

Event Resources

Christian Home Educators of Colorado (CHEC)

Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference

Exhibit Resources in this episode:

Abby the Homeopath

Colorado Right To Life with Scott Shamblin

Conquering Cars with Steven DePrang

Christian Focus Publications with David Williams

Real Science Radio with Doug McBurney

Woolcarders Wooden Swords [Etsy shop, Facebook page, PInterest]with Joseph Tozer

Multisensory Reading Center with Dr. Jenn Parra

A Family Business Academy Kevin Comstock

Stoa: Christian Homeschool Speech and Debate with Abigail

Four Fringes [Make the Church Great Again, Make Education Biblical Again, Make Health Biblical Again] with Corey

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