Hi everybody. Welcome to the first Brave Rider podcast. I'm Noah, your host. With me today is Julie Bogart, the CEO I guess of Brave Writer, the mind behind the product.

So say hello.

Hello, everybody.

This is Noah, my son.

You've all heard about him.

I've spoken about him in books and in talks and today he's helping me because I gave him hours and hours to play on the computer and now he actually knows a lot more than me about how to do this stuff. So here we are. Yes indeed here we are.

All right so let's jump right in. So our first I guess topic of today would be

What is brave writer and what what does it mean? What does it do? A lot of a lot of people

have questions such as is it a curriculum or is it just a lifestyle?

Does it prepare kids that it teaches for the real world?

Or is it all focused on just creative writing

and kind of the non-academic writing.

So do you have, what kind of response do you have?

Well, yes, we get that a lot at Brave Writer.

Brave Writer is actually designed to support homeschooling

mothers so that they become equipped allies and coaches to their kids in the act of writing.

So what's different about Brave Rider right out of the gate

is that I'm not giving you a lot of assignments to do.

You know, Monday, do this, Tuesday, do that. We have a little of that in

Brave Writer but fundamentally I want you to be able to stay home with your kids and

teach them how to write. Too many programs tell you what to do. Write a descriptive paragraph, write a narrative, write a thank

you note to your mother after Christmas. But what I help you do is actually execute those

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