Old world, an old soul, green thumb, home cook...these are all phrases I used to describe myself before I came across the term ”homemaker”. On this podcast, I share what I’ve learned through my journey as a home cook, gardener, and keeper of the home, all while maintaining a full-time work schedule.
How do we save money without feeling like we're constantly sacrificing? In this first episode of my four-part Frugal Homemaking series, I'm talking about the mindset behind spending less and wanting less. I'm sharing how I'm learning to redefine wealth, resist the constant pressure to consume, shop my home first, prioritize quality over quantity, and become more intentional with where our money goes. If you're trying to save money,...
Today I'm sharing lessons from my first 100 days postpartum. I'm reflecting on my first 100 days of motherhood and sharing the ten biggest takeaways I've learned as a new mom. From breastfeeding and pumping, finding childcare, returning to work as a working mom, meal prepping, and adjusting to life with a baby, to embracing the emotional and practical realities of early motherhood, I'm sharing what's worked for our family, what sur...
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In this bonus episode, I sit down with Jacqueline Crawford, founder of Boise Tonic Co., to unpack what "clean skincare" actually means and how to create a routine that supports healthy skin without unnecessary products or overwhelming expense.
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I'm sharing something a little different this week—an article I had the privilege of writing for the Homemakers Journal by the Art of Home. In this episode, I read my piece, Host with Heart, Not a Hefty Price Tag, where I share my philosophy on meaningful hospitality, practical ways to host on a budget, and why the most memorable gatherings are built on connection, not perfection. Homemaker's Journal: https://www.theartofhom...
What would your family do if disaster struck today? In this episode, I'm sharing practical, no-nonsense ways to prepare your home, finances, and family for emergencies—from building an emergency fund and creating a go-bag to protecting your home from wildfires, hurricanes, and more. Preparedness isn't about living in fear—it's about being a good steward of what you've been given and finding peace through planning. Foll...
What if the things you wear and the way you decorate your home were chosen based on joy instead of rules? In this episode, I'm sharing my thoughts on the rise of dopamine dressing and decor, why I've stopped worrying about color palettes and style "rules," and how adding more personality, color, and whimsy to our home has made everyday life feel a little more magical. Plus, practical ideas for creating a home that feels both beauti...
Ever notice how some technology makes life easier, while other technology seems designed to steal your attention? In this episode, I'm sharing a few late-night thoughts on gratitude, homemaking, and the small everyday frustrations that quietly drain our time and peace. Plus, a favorite book passage that completely changed how I'm thinking about the little things in my home that are either supporting me or burdening me. Follow alo...
This week I’m sharing all things freezer meals. From stocking our freezer before bringing home our newborn, to practical homemaking systems that save time, money, and stress on busy days. Whether you are brand new to freezer meals or already meal prepping regularly, this episode is packed with realistic ideas for building margin into your home life. Recipe Links
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In this episode of Untraditionally Traditional: A Millennial Homemaker, we’re talking all things bulk buying — how to save money on groceries, what’s actually worth buying in bulk, how to compare prices between stores, and practical ways to store and use bulk foods without waste. I’m sharing what works for our family, where we shop, how we organize our pantry and freezer, and why buying and cooking in bulk h...
In this episode of Untraditionally Traditional: A Millennial Homemaker, I’m sharing our full birth story and the beautiful, exhausting, joy-filled first weeks of becoming parents. From going into labor 3 weeks early to navigating postpartum recovery, breastfeeding, and newborn life, I’m opening up about what this season has really looked like for our family — plus the products and systems ...
In today’s episode, I’m sharing an honest look into my third trimester—what I feel like I’ve done really well, and a few things that… didn’t go so well.
It’s easy to only share the highlights, but I’ve always believed there’s just as much value in talking about the mistakes—especially if it helps someone else avoid them.
I walk through how I’ve been getting ahead be...
In today’s episode, we’re talking about something every homemaker faces at some point: how to actually get things done—especially the big, overwhelming projects.
Whether it’s prepping your home for a new season of life, tackling a long-overdue home project, or simply trying to build momentum, this episode is all about breaking things down, staying consistent, and making real progress.
Over the past few episodes, we’ve walked through the phases of homemaking from beginner, to intermediate, to advanced—and today we’re diving into the more unique, often old-fashioned skills that feel deeply tied to the heart of home.
These are the kinds of skills that may look a little different for each homemaker. They’re the ones that stir up curiosity, excitement, and maybe even a sense of longing for a s...
Part 3 of the Homemaking Levels Series
Welcome back to Untraditionally Traditional: A Millennial Homemaker! In this episode, we’re continuing the 4-part homemaking series by moving into Homemaking 301: Advanced Homemaking.
Homemaking at the advanced level isn’t about having arrived—it’s about becoming more intentional, more practiced, and more confident in the systems and skills that support your home. No tw...
In today’s episode, we’re continuing our 4-part homemaking levels series—moving from Homemaking 101 (Foundations) into Homemaking 201: Intermediate Homemaking.
If you haven’t listened to last week’s foundation episode yet, I highly recommend starting there first. Homemaking isn’t something anyone is born knowing—it’s a set of skills we build over months, years, and decades. And even s...
In this episode, I’m introducing a brand-new four-part series breaking down my version of Homemaking 101, 201, 301, and 401—from beginner to expert homemaker.
We all start somewhere, and too often homemaking content skips straight to the advanced level. This series is about honoring where you are, understanding the skills that truly matter, and building a solid foundation you can return to whenever life feels off the ra...
I’m back from a week in Italy with a full belly and an even fuller heart after a babymoon trip with my husband—one last adventure before we welcome our baby boy this May.
Inspired by my Lessons from London episode, today I’m sharing the reflections, mindset shifts, and quiet wisdom I brought home from traveling. From marriage and family priorities to style, food, and slowing down, this episode is all about what tr...
Affordability isn’t a hoax—and in this milestone 100th episode, we’re talking about practical, realistic ways homemakers can save money without striving for perfection.
In this episode, I’m sharing small changes that actually add up: what’s worth making from scratch, what tools truly help stretch your grocery budget, and how to balance time, energy, and money in different seasons of life. This is not a...
In today’s episode, I’m reflecting on why winter can feel so hard—especially for homemakers—and what I’ve been doing to intentionally combat the winter blues.
This episode is an invitation to ask yourself: What do I actually love about summer? And then, how can you bring pieces of that into winter—right now—to bridge the gap until spring returns?
If winter tends to drag you down, I hope thi...
In today’s episode, I’m sharing what I’ve been doing to prepare for Baby Duncan’s arrival — including how I’ve built our baby registry, what planning tools have helped most, and how sourcing items secondhand has saved us hundreds of dollars already. This is a motherhood-focused episode (even though this isn’t a motherhood podcast), and my goal is to help you pre...
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