What if a slower, more intentional life at home could actually make things easier? In this heartfelt conversation, Bethany and Adam sit down with Lisa Bass—homeschooling mom of eight and creator of Farmhouse on Boone—to talk about what it really looks like to raise a big family, cook from scratch, and build a peaceful home.

Lisa shares how routines, confidence, and a strong “why” have helped her navigate homeschooling, home cooking, and sourcing real food. They talk about sourdough (yes, it can be simple!), raw milk, raising lifelong learners, and the importance of choosing a lifestyle that may look countercultural—but brings deep joy.

Guest Bio:

Lisa Bass is the creator behind Farmhouse on Boone, a popular blog and YouTube channel where she shares her passion for traditional cooking, sourdough baking, homeschooling, and slow living. A mother of eight, Lisa has cultivated a life rooted in home, health, and faith. Whether she’s making bone broth or math lessons happen at the kitchen table, Lisa encourages other moms to start small, simplify, and rediscover the joy of home.

Resources:

Lisa’s website: https://www.farmhouseonboone.com

Weston A. Price Foundation: https://www.westonaprice.org

Book mentioned: Deep Nutrition

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FarmhouseonBoone

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