Ancient Paths
Wendy Aliff and Shani SimpsonWe are two mamas, a quarter of a century apart, learning from each other and preserving tradition in a modern generation.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Home & GardenLeisure | |||
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Latest Episodes
Join us this week as we intro our talks on all things food! more
Today we are talking about how to eat seasonally and why we think it's the best way to eat. more
Freshen up your home and mindset as we chat more Spring Cleaning inspiration. This unscripted chat was so much fun! and we hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording. more
Join us this week as we soak up the beautiful Spring weather, get distracted by bees and weeds, and rabbit trail our way through this topi all while out in the secret garden at Wendy’s house. We struggled with some feedback this week and there’s not ... more
This week Wendy and Shani continue their garden chat. Once again, we sat outside and enjoyed dreaming up our gardens. We hope this episode also inspires you to grow something! Anything! more
This week is part one of our garden chat. We enjoyed sitting outside while recording these episodes and are excited to share our garden dreams for the year! We hope this episode inspires you to grow something! Anything! more
We apologize for getting this one up a week late, but we both had crazy weeks and the podcast just didn't happen. We promise this episode will be worth the wait! more
Our newest podcast episode is live, and this time we're delving into the world of stress-free meal planning! Join us as we explore the art of creating and using a meal plan to bring simplicity, variety, and deliciousness to your daily dining. From pr... more
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People that want to pass on their knowledge of a healthier way of living are my HEROES! more
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