Sarah Horgan discusses how decluttering can lead to intentional living and a more fulfilling life. As a cancer survivor and decluttering coach, Sarah shares her own journey and offers practical tips for reducing clutter in small increments. She emphasizes the importance of changing our mindset about possessions and encourages women, in particular, to consider whether each item is adding to their well-being. Through her approach of incorporating daily routines and creating a "Maybe" box, listeners will learn how to maintain a clutter-free home and lead a more purposeful life. Tune in to discover the transformative power of decluttering.

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Jessica Eastman Stewart, founder of Joyfully Managed Family and a seasoned traveler with two elementary-aged children, offers invaluable insights and practical tips for traveling with kids. She emphasizes the importance of accepting that traveling with kids is different from traveling without them and finding ways to still enjoy the kind of travel you used to do.

From planning affordable weekend trips to world schooling, researching online, and tracking memories of your trip, Jessica shares her experiences and lessons learned to help make traveling with kids a rewarding and enjoyable experience for the whole family.

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Declutter coach, Hayley Forster, shares her personal journey with hoarding and how she transformed her mental and emotional health by decluttering 70% of her possessions.

Hayley offers practical tips on how to declutter not just physical possessions but also how to declutter how people spend their time. She recommends starting with a time audit and making sustainable changes, prioritizing, and being kind to oneself throughout the process.

This podcast will inspire listeners to create more white space in their lives and pursue the things that truly matter.

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Professional organizer, Marie Jackson, shares her valuable insights and tips on organizing your home for maximum success. In this episode, Marie discusses how to avoid common organizing mistakes, the importance of starting small, and the significance of labeling. She also offers practical advice on how to organize specific areas in your home, such as the mudroom and laundry room. Whether you are an organizing novice or a seasoned pro, this episode of the HobbyScool podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to create a calm, cohesive, and functional space that works for you.

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Permaculture expert Mindy Wood shares practical insights and tips on how to create a successful homestead using permaculture principles. With a focus on Earth care, people care, and fair share, Mindy offers guidance on how to observe and design a sustainable and self-sufficient ecosystem that not only supports healthy soil and abundant gardens but also fits personal preferences.

Listen in and walk away with a deeper understanding of permaculture and the tools to design a homestead that is both intentional and efficient. Don't miss this episode for a holistic approach to gardening and sustainable living.

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Join urban homesteader and digital creator, Carly MacQuarrie, as she shares how her passion for gardening has empowered her and others during these challenging times. With tips for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike, Carly emphasizes the importance of taking action, giving yourself grace, and growing what you love.

Whether you have a backyard or a small balcony, Carly's practical advice and free resources will inspire and educate you on how to grow your own food, herbs, and medicine, and be more self-sufficient in your daily life.

Don't miss this episode and start your own urban homesteading journey today!

In this episode, gardening expert, Kathi Rodgers, shares her knowledge on how to create a mini salad garden that is both space-efficient and pesticide-free. With increasing concerns around food safety, more people are looking to grow their own produce, and Kathi offers tips and advice for beginners looking to start their own salad garden. From choosing the right plants to identifying a suitable growing space, she covers all the basics, making it an essential listen for anyone looking to grow their own fresh and healthy produce.

In this episode, Lyn Croyle shares her 20 years of expertise as a blogger and plant-based recipe creator on how to transition to a vegetarian lifestyle. With a BS degree in nutrition and dietetics, Lyn offers practical tips and advice on incorporating more plant-based foods into meals, experimenting with different cuisines, and combining the right types of foods to ensure adequate nutrition.

Tune in to learn more about the numerous benefits of a vegetarian diet and get inspired to try new recipes today!

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In this episode, homeschooling mother of four, Alicia DeVore, shares her passion for gardening with kids and how it can offer numerous benefits, including connecting with nature, developing higher-level thinking skills, and leading to a more self-sufficient lifestyle.

Alicia offers practical tips for gardening even if you don't have a large backyard and covers that gardening can be a space for families to connect and dream together while also teaching children about science and self-sufficiency.

Our guest today, Shelby DeVore, Founder of the Garden Thrive Farm Academy, is a multigenerational homesteader with 20+ years of experience gardening, raising chickens, and practicing traditional skills. She has a B.S. in Animal and Dairy Science, as well as a M.S. in Agriculture. She spent 6 years teaching high school and college agriculture classes before starting her online business. She's got a ton of hands-on experience from working in a veterinary school, a meat science lab harvesting and packaging animal products, to running a commercial greenhouse.

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