To Whom It May Concern, My name is Kelley Richey and I currently reside in Colorado but am originally from Kentucky. I was homeschooled up until high school graduation in a rural and religious area of what some know as…
To Whom It May Concern, My name is Kelley Richey and I currently reside in Colorado but am originally from Kentucky. I was homeschooled up until high school graduation in a rural and religious area of what some know as…
The Story of Raylee Jolynn Browning: A Homeschool Homicide and Torture Case Summary This week, Kelley Richey and Julia Avery discuss the tragic story of Raylee Jolynn Browning. This case details the physical, medical and verbal abuse, starvation, and neglect…
Summary This week Kelley and Julia share their research into Oregon Child Protective Services after covering the tragic case of the Hart family deaths in last week’s episode. They try to get to the bottom of why CPS is failing…
In Memoriam of the Hart Children: Devonte, Jeremiah, Cierra, Markis, Hannah, and Abigail Summary This week, Kelley and Julia tell the tragic story of the Hart family murders. They discuss how moms, Jennifer, and Sarah Hart carefully constructed an image…
This week, Kelley Richey and Julia Avery have the pleasure of speaking with Bradley Onishi, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Skidmore College and Host to one of their new favorite podcasts, “Straight White American Jesus.” They get more insight…
Episode 18: Interview with Rachel Coleman, the Founder of the Coalition for Responsible Home Education
In Episode 16 of The Family Ties Podcast, Kelley and Julia dig into the tragic case of Joseph Hall, who killed his father at the age of 10 years old.
The Power of Filmmaking Recently, as I was sifting through the newly added movies and programs on Amazon Prime Video, I watched some previews and added a few new things to my watchlist. One movie I had added was of…
Mother and daughter learning at home using digital school curriculum.
This week, Kelley Richey and Julia Avery revisit the case of Christiana Glenn and discuss where the system went and continues to go wrong for America’s children.