In this episode we talk about the herbs we have or you can forage to use as home remedies or that can be of aid in home remedies. ** DISCLAIMER we are not medical professionals and as always before starting any new herb or supplement, please contact your healthcare provider ***. We hope you enjoy this episode and maybe learn something to help cure what “ails” you. Our AWOW this week is “ail”. As always don’t forget to grow where you’re at.

In this episode we give y’all the inside scoop on some appalachian folk lore and tales around Christmas as well as talk about what an apple cake is. Our AWOW for the week is “airish “. We hope y’all enjoy.

In this episode we cover how herbs can be used on the Homestead to treat some illnesses or something that ails you. ****disclaimer: we are NOT HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS BEFORE TRYING ANYTHING MENTIONED HERE TODAY PLEASE CONSULT YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER**** our AWOW of the week is “tetched”. We do hope y’all enjoy this episode and thank you for your continued support. Y’all always remember to Grow Where a you’re At! Bye!!

In this episode we discuss the herbs we have on the homestead and a few herbs for beginners. Our awow for this week is “boomer”. We thank each and every one of y’all for listening. Hope to see y’all next week.

In this episode we discuss how we save every day items and either reuse them or up-cycle them. This weeks AWOW is “minner”. Thank you all for listening and for supporting us. We hope you enjoy this episode.

In this episode we give a bit of a back story on us and how we manage to homestead during the winter and how we manage our pain and illness. AWOW: whitties. We hope y’all have a great and wonderful thanksgiving.

In this episode we talk about thanksgiving recipes that are common in our house holds or our households growing up. We hope you enjoy this episode and maybe not listen to it while your hungry. AWOW of the week is Thicket.

In this episode we discuss some of our frugal living tips that we practice. We sure hope some of these ideas will help some of y’all. This weeks AWOW is “crick” if y’all have any questions comments or concerns please feel free to let us know.

I’m this episode we talk about crafts to do to beat those winter blues and help either make your life easier, make some extra money, make your home more beautiful, or make you happy. You guys will also hear about our favorite crafts to do during the winter. Of course we talked about our AWOW which is “vittles”. We hope y’all enjoy it. We do think you all for tour support.

In this episode we go over the basics of wild game harvesting processing and preservation with a recipe or two thrown in. Our Appalachian word of the week is “Guam” pronounced like gum with an a in there. Definition is stopped up or used in lieu of a curse word. Sentence is it’s all gaumed up” “it’s all stopped up”. Thank you all for listening and supporting us. We hope y’all enjoy this podcast episode and as always the links we refer to in the podcast. https://dwr.virginia.gov/recipes/ We here at grow where you’re at support the ethical and humane harvest and consumption of all animal products especially the wild resources. We hope you will join us next week for our podcast on crafts to do in the winter. Once again thank y’all.