Favorite Kids' Podcasts for Homeschool Learning 🎧 Inbox Homeschool Compass Unsubscribe Wed, Aug 26, 12:36 PM to me Hello friends! Do you incorporate podcasts into your homeschool day? Whether you're driving to errands and appointments, making dinner, crafting, or playing with Legos, there are some amazing podcasts for kids that are perfect for making learning fun and meaningful. In this email, I'm sharing some of our favorites. I should warn you that I have not listened to every single episode of every one of these shows, so use discernment and consider the needs of your own family. I've found these to support our family's homeschool mission while keeping kids engaged and excited. Before we get to that, I have a very special announcement for you! This week we celebrate 6 years of the Homeschool Compass Podcast. In 2020 when everyone, it seemed, considered themselves an "expert" on home education, we started this show to bring you the hard-won wisdom of true homeschool veterans. People whose passion for homeschooling was born, not out of a desire to sell you something, but out of a deep conviction that parents are responsible to train up their children in the ways of the Lord and that home is a wonderful place for families to learn and grow together. Our guests never promise you that homeschooling will be easy, but they do testify that God's grace is sufficient for you and that His power is made perfect in your weakness. To celebrate our podcast anniversary, this week we are bringing you a special bonus series. Every day this week you'll hear one of our top episodes, culminating Friday in our most downloaded episode of all time. I wonder if you can guess which one that is? Here are the wise homeschool mothers we have heard from so far this week: Life-Giving Motherhood with Min Hwang Cultivating Sabbath Rest as a Homeschool Mom with Eryn Lynum Leaving a Homeschool Legacy with Tiffany Jefferson Make sure you are following the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app so you don't miss the rest of this amazing series! And thank you for your many years of faithful listening. We would not be here without you. Our Favorite Podcasts for Kids Do you have a favorite we should add to this list? We'd love to know what podcasts you enjoy in your homeschool! Podcasts That Help Kids Grow in Their Love for God and His Word Nat Theo: Nature Lessons Rooted in the Bible Truth Seekers: Bible Stories for Kids The Biggest Story: Dramatic Bible Retellings Tiny Theologians: Playful Episodes That Teach About the Attributes of God Podcasts That Help Kids Learn About History Kids Talk Church History: Church History Deep Dives Created by Kids for Kids Real Cool History for Kids: Stories That Bring History to Life Told from a Biblical Worldview Podcasts That Showcase Stories of Virtue Withywindle: A Whimsical Show Hosted by Some of Your Favorite Authors + Illustrators Lamplighter Kids: Gentle Stories That Bring Virtue to Life Podcasts That Cultivate a Love of Nature and Adventure No Sweat Nature Study: Seasonal Science Lessons for Elementary and Middle School Learners National Park Scouts: Awesome Adventures Through America's National Parks Base Camp Adventures: Action-Packed Tales That Teach Biblical Principles Thank you for being here! We're so glad you're a part of the Homeschool Compass community. We love hearing from you, so please don't hesitate to reply to this email or connect with us on Facebook and Instagram. We hope you have a wonderful week!

Favorite Kids' Podcasts for Homeschool Learning 🎧 Inbox Homeschool Compass Unsubscribe Wed, Aug 26, 12:36 PM to me Hello friends! Do you incorporate podcasts into your homeschool day? Whether you're driving to errands and appointments, making dinner, crafting, or playing with Legos, there are some amazing podcasts for kids that are perfect for making learning fun and meaningful. In this email, I'm sharing some of our favorites. I should warn you that I have not listened to every single episode of every one of these shows, so use discernment and consider the needs of your own family. I've found these to support our family's homeschool mission while keeping kids engaged and excited. Before we get to that, I have a very special announcement for you! This week we celebrate 6 years of the Homeschool Compass Podcast. In 2020 when everyone, it seemed, considered themselves an "expert" on home education, we started this show to bring you the hard-won wisdom of true homeschool veterans. People whose passion for homeschooling was born, not out of a desire to sell you something, but out of a deep conviction that parents are responsible to train up their children in the ways of the Lord and that home is a wonderful place for families to learn and grow together. Our guests never promise you that homeschooling will be easy, but they do testify that God's grace is sufficient for you and that His power is made perfect in your weakness. To celebrate our podcast anniversary, this week we are bringing you a special bonus series. Every day this week you'll hear one of our top episodes, culminating Friday in our most downloaded episode of all time. I wonder if you can guess which one that is? Here are the wise homeschool mothers we have heard from so far this week: Life-Giving Motherhood with Min Hwang Cultivating Sabbath Rest as a Homeschool Mom with Eryn Lynum Leaving a Homeschool Legacy with Tiffany Jefferson Make sure you are following the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app so you don't miss the rest of this amazing series! And thank you for your many years of faithful listening. We would not be here without you. Our Favorite Podcasts for Kids Do you have a favorite we should add to this list? We'd love to know what podcasts you enjoy in your homeschool! Podcasts That Help Kids Grow in Their Love for God and His Word Nat Theo: Nature Lessons Rooted in the Bible Truth Seekers: Bible Stories for Kids The Biggest Story: Dramatic Bible Retellings Tiny Theologians: Playful Episodes That Teach About the Attributes of God Podcasts That Help Kids Learn About History Kids Talk Church History: Church History Deep Dives Created by Kids for Kids Real Cool History for Kids: Stories That Bring History to Life Told from a Biblical Worldview Podcasts That Showcase Stories of Virtue Withywindle: A Whimsical Show Hosted by Some of Your Favorite Authors + Illustrators Lamplighter Kids: Gentle Stories That Bring Virtue to Life Podcasts That Cultivate a Love of Nature and Adventure No Sweat Nature Study: Seasonal Science Lessons for Elementary and Middle School Learners National Park Scouts: Awesome Adventures Through America's National Parks Base Camp Adventures: Action-Packed Tales That Teach Biblical Principles Thank you for being here! We're so glad you're a part of the Homeschool Compass community. We love hearing from you, so please don't hesitate to reply to this email or connect with us on Facebook and Instagram. We hope you have a wonderful week!

OIG Weekly Investigative Update Inbox Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) Unsubscribe 10:35 AM (57 minutes ago) to me New Rebranded Header Investigative Update - Week of Sept. 14, 2026 Missouri Man Admits to Defrauding VA Through Stolen Valor 9/15/2026 1:30 PM EDT James Lyon, of Independence, Missouri, pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining more than $124,000 in disability‑related payments from VA. In connection with his guilty plea, Lyon admitted that although he refused Marine Corps training in 1966 as a conscientious objector, he falsely claimed he had completed three separate periods of Marine Corps service, including combat during the Vietnam War. Lyon also admitted to falsely claiming high‑level combat awards, including the Bronze Star and Silver Star. The VA OIG investigated this case as part of the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud.

OIG Weekly Investigative Update Inbox Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) Unsubscribe 10:35 AM (57 minutes ago) to me New Rebranded Header Investigative Update - Week of Sept. 14, 2026 Missouri Man Admits to Defrauding VA Through Stolen Valor 9/15/2026 1:30 PM EDT James Lyon, of Independence, Missouri, pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining more than $124,000 in disability‑related payments from VA. In connection with his guilty plea, Lyon admitted that although he refused Marine Corps training in 1966 as a conscientious objector, he falsely claimed he had completed three separate periods of Marine Corps service, including combat during the Vietnam War. Lyon also admitted to falsely claiming high‑level combat awards, including the Bronze Star and Silver Star. The VA OIG investigated this case as part of the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud.

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U.S. Department of Justice DOJ Press Releases & News Update Inbox U.S. Department of Justice Thu, Sep 17, 5:02 PM (18 hours ago) to me U.S. Department of Justice You are subscribed to DOJ Press Releases & News for U.S. Department of Justice. This information has recently been updated, and is now available. Former Syrian Prison Official Sentenced for Torture and Immigration Fraud 09/17/2026 08:00 AM EDT Samir Ousman Alsheikh, 74, a former Syrian prison warden and provincial governor, was sentenced today to 60 years in prison for torturing prisoners and lying to U.S. immigration officials to gain entry to the United States.

U.S. Department of Justice DOJ Press Releases & News Update Inbox U.S. Department of Justice Thu, Sep 17, 5:02 PM (18 hours ago) to me U.S. Department of Justice You are subscribed to DOJ Press Releases & News for U.S. Department of Justice. This information has recently been updated, and is now available. Former Syrian Prison Official Sentenced for Torture and Immigration Fraud 09/17/2026 08:00 AM EDT Samir Ousman Alsheikh, 74, a former Syrian prison warden and provincial governor, was sentenced today to 60 years in prison for torturing prisoners and lying to U.S. immigration officials to gain entry to the United States.

Preliminary JLARC sunset review of Safe Medication Return is available Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Thu, Sep 17, 4:01 PM (19 hours ago) to me In Washington, every day can be drug take-back day! Safe Medication Return Banner View this as a web page Preliminary JLARC Safe Medication Return sunset review report available Safe Medication Return is included in the Washington Sunset Act. The joint legislative audit and review committee (JLARC) conducts program and fiscal reviews of Sunset Act entities and makes recommendations to the legislature. JLARC recently published their preliminary Safe Medication Return sunset review report. This preliminary report recommends the legislature continue Safe Medication Return with changes to address unresolved challenges and that the department clearly prioritize activities and set performance measures and goals for department work. The sunset review report also refers to recommendations in the recently completed report on the department's fee related to Safe Medication Return and the transparency and appropriateness of department and participating program operator expenditures. This report recommends that the legislature amend the fee design to make sure the department can cover Safe Medication Return-related costs and that the department publicly report its oversight expenditures and activities. Safe Medication Return lets people appropriately dispose of unwanted household prescription and over-the-counter medication (including pet medication). Medication manufacturers pay all costs, department-approved program operators manage implementation, and the department provides oversight and evaluation. Secure storage and safe disposal of medication helps reduce overdoses, poisonings, and suicide attempts. Safely disposing of medication also helps protect our environment. Our website provides additional information about Safe Medication Return, including department contacts and other resources. You can find convenient medication drop-off locations and order free medication collection mailers at medtakebackwashington.org or 844-4-TAKE-BACK (TTY 711). You can order free Safe Medication Return outreach material from MED-Project, or the department. If you have questions about Safe Medication Return, please contact program

Preliminary JLARC sunset review of Safe Medication Return is available Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Thu, Sep 17, 4:01 PM (19 hours ago) to me In Washington, every day can be drug take-back day! Safe Medication Return Banner View this as a web page Preliminary JLARC Safe Medication Return sunset review report available Safe Medication Return is included in the Washington Sunset Act. The joint legislative audit and review committee (JLARC) conducts program and fiscal reviews of Sunset Act entities and makes recommendations to the legislature. JLARC recently published their preliminary Safe Medication Return sunset review report. This preliminary report recommends the legislature continue Safe Medication Return with changes to address unresolved challenges and that the department clearly prioritize activities and set performance measures and goals for department work. The sunset review report also refers to recommendations in the recently completed report on the department's fee related to Safe Medication Return and the transparency and appropriateness of department and participating program operator expenditures. This report recommends that the legislature amend the fee design to make sure the department can cover Safe Medication Return-related costs and that the department publicly report its oversight expenditures and activities. Safe Medication Return lets people appropriately dispose of unwanted household prescription and over-the-counter medication (including pet medication). Medication manufacturers pay all costs, department-approved program operators manage implementation, and the department provides oversight and evaluation. Secure storage and safe disposal of medication helps reduce overdoses, poisonings, and suicide attempts. Safely disposing of medication also helps protect our environment. Our website provides additional information about Safe Medication Return, including department contacts and other resources. You can find convenient medication drop-off locations and order free medication collection mailers at medtakebackwashington.org or 844-4-TAKE-BACK (TTY 711). You can order free Safe Medication Return outreach material from MED-Project, or the department. If you have questions about Safe Medication Return, please contact program

Please promote this patient sexual health access survey from the University of Washington! Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Thu, Sep 17, 4:56 PM (18 hours ago) to me The UW is conducting a survey to assess the impact of changes to insurance programs, such as Medicaid, on access to sexual health services. OID Dear Provider, We are sharing this patient survey which focuses on access to sexual health care. We are asking on behalf of UW, to please promote and encourage survey participation to your patients! For questions, please contact Roxanne Kerani at: rkerani@uw.edu. About the Survey The University of Washington is seeking patient input on access to care--especially sexual health care--among men who have sex with men. Recent changes to insurance, Medicaid, and PrEP programs may be affecting care, and we want to hear about your experience. The survey can be submitted anonymously and takes approximately 5-10 minutes to complete. Participants must live in Washington and be at least 18 years old. Entries must be received by October 31, 2026 The survey will ask about: Your insurance coverage Access to sexual health services (including PrEP) A few background questions Survey Promotion Resources Share Your Experiences - A Chance to Win $100 Gift Card The Survey Link:Internet Survey Link American Mens Internet Survey QR Code Your responses will help improve access to care in your community. To help promote the survey, please print out these attachments that correspond to the flyers below, and post them where your patients and clients may view them in order to participate. NCG Survey Flyer Spanish NCG Survey Flyer English American Men Survey QR Flyer American Men Survey QR SPA X logo facebook instagram youtube medium

Please promote this patient sexual health access survey from the University of Washington! Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Thu, Sep 17, 4:56 PM (18 hours ago) to me The UW is conducting a survey to assess the impact of changes to insurance programs, such as Medicaid, on access to sexual health services. OID Dear Provider, We are sharing this patient survey which focuses on access to sexual health care. We are asking on behalf of UW, to please promote and encourage survey participation to your patients! For questions, please contact Roxanne Kerani at: rkerani@uw.edu. About the Survey The University of Washington is seeking patient input on access to care--especially sexual health care--among men who have sex with men. Recent changes to insurance, Medicaid, and PrEP programs may be affecting care, and we want to hear about your experience. The survey can be submitted anonymously and takes approximately 5-10 minutes to complete. Participants must live in Washington and be at least 18 years old. Entries must be received by October 31, 2026 The survey will ask about: Your insurance coverage Access to sexual health services (including PrEP) A few background questions Survey Promotion Resources Share Your Experiences - A Chance to Win $100 Gift Card The Survey Link:Internet Survey Link American Mens Internet Survey QR Code Your responses will help improve access to care in your community. To help promote the survey, please print out these attachments that correspond to the flyers below, and post them where your patients and clients may view them in order to participate. NCG Survey Flyer Spanish NCG Survey Flyer English American Men Survey QR Flyer American Men Survey QR SPA X logo facebook instagram youtube medium