Living Free in Tennessee - Nicole Sauce

Today, we will talk about one way you can help people in Houston immediately, as well as 2 things you should be prepared for in your own life in case a weather disaster ever strikes your home.

Today, we talk through a collection of stories from the Eclipse adventure that illustrate how sometimes spontaneous order is the best way to organize. Or said another way: How no organization at all can be the best organization if the folks involved have the same shared goal. 

Today, I am joined by Whitney and John Athayde to tell us about a project they built together: HomesteadOji.com. This colorful set of emojis for iPhone tell the day to day story of a homesteader, from "Fox in my coop" to "goat kicked over the milk bucket."

Today, I will share with you some ideas on what you can put in your fall garden – and share the fall mix of seeds that we are hoping will grow a nice fall garden here at the Holler Homestead.

In today's episode, we replay a timely episode from last year. Because squash happens. And because Nicole Sauce is traveling.

The Dog Days of summer are upon us and winter is coming. Are you ready for it? Today, we will talk about what you should can do now to prepare for the winter, whether you are in the city or on a homestead like we are. Next week’s show will be a replay of a former episode because I will be out of town for my grandmother’s funeral. Become a Show Patron! patreon.com/livingfreeinTN

Episode 44: A Variety Show, Bacon, Websites, and More

Episode 43: Tap Into the Value of What You Have

Episode 42: The Reality of a Homestead in the Summer, Goats and Nieces

Episode 41: The Power of Social Capital, Canning Green Beans, and Hey Hey

Episode 40: Going off Grid, Baby Chicks and Ducks, and the Importance of First Aid Preparedness

Episode 39: Canning Jam

Episode 38: Powerful Communities and Roasting Pig

Episode 37: Grind Your Own Wheat, and other listener feedback

Episode 36: Using and Storing an Abundance of Eggs