a16z Podcast2026
Building Agents at Home: Homeschooling, Parenting and More
Raising kids alongside a small army of personal AI agents — how Claude and OpenClaw run the household.
Listen nowBuilder · Mom · Homeschooler
Jesse Genet
Startup builder (prev founded @lumi) turned family builder — currently vibe coding on breaks from homeschooling four tots.
Podcasts & Interviews
Free Resources
Family Systems Thinking
Chapter One
Heard on
The Cognitive Revolution2026
OpenClaw Agents for Homeschool & How to Live Your Best AI Life
What agents actually replace when you let them into daily family life.
Listen nowThe Twist · with Jason Calacanis2026
Will OpenAI Tank OpenClaw? — E2251
The OpenClaw thesis on trial: platform vs. builder, who wins.
Listen nowHow I AI2026
5 OpenClaw agents run my home, finances, and code
A tour of the five agents that cover household ops, books, finance, and engineering from one laptop.
Listen nowClassical · Public Domain
Free resources
McGuffey’s Eclectic Readers
Six graded readers that taught generations of American kids to read — from first words to Shakespeare. Clean Markdown, public domain.
Webster’s Blue-Back Speller
Noah Webster’s 1783 speller — phonics, spelling rules, and word tables that taught nearly every American child to read for a century.
Ray’s Primary Arithmetic
Joseph Ray’s 1877 first book. Counting, operations, and measurement tables for grades 1–2 — the standard in American schools for seventy years.