Wow! I when I say I LOVE this podcast I truly mean it. Every word in the first episode resonated so deeply with me. I am a PROUD nonreligious millennial homemaker who has STRUGGLED to find content. I thought I was alone in this world until I stumbled upon this gem. I can’t wait to binge the rest of the show. Thank you for this amazing content!

Thank you for making this podcast and keep it up!

I am so so grateful to have found a home making podcast without the religious/ super traditional undertones! This on really speak to me, thank you!!

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed listening to this podcast! Finally - something for the “rest of us” who aren’t SAHM/tradwives. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, but it’s nice to find a homemaker podcast geared toward people who work outside the home and aren’t into the whole homestead farmhouse thing.

This podcast is the perfect temperature for folks who are feeling called to the art of homemaking but are having a hard time finding community and content that’s not hyper focused. This podcast doesn’t follow religious liturgy or radical traditions. It’s simple yet not shallow, modern yet wise, and over all validating. I’m so happy I found this podcast.

As someone else said, it’s so nice that this is very non-radical and not intimidating at all for those who may just have started listening to this type of podcast. Very nice tips and things I had never heard of before!

Love this podcast! Such a wonderful, modern perspective that celebrates the joy of making your home cozy and welcoming for guests and, most importantly, you and your family. I look forward to each episode!

Honestly it’s a struggle to find a neutral homemaking community that isn’t extreme in one way or another. I love the relatable and practical examples and wonderful sense of humor. Thank you for making this podcast!

I listen to a lot of podcasts regarding home making, homesteading, etc. i stumbled upon this one and really love it. Good info presented in a calm (but not boring!) manner. Some podcasts are a little hyper or, if there are two people on, there are a lot of inside jokes that the listener isn’t privy to. This podcast has none of that nonsense and is a pleasure to listen to. My only suggestion is to have “episode notes” which contain recipes, instagram handles that are mentioned, etc. It’s somewhat frustrating to replay and write everything down, especially when I’m outside or driving.

I like listening, and the accent!