When Elizabeth Ries and Margery Punnett hosted a myTalk 107.1 radio show together, they joked that their most personal conversations happened during the commercial breaks. During one of these pauses, Margery shared an important family principle: bringing your best self to your home. Being an urban farmer with a flock of chickens, Elizabeth quipped, "Bring your best to the nest!" The outside world ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 426 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParentingHome & GardenLeisure |
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Margery:
Watch: Love at First Sight on Netflix
Read/Listen: The Design of Childhood: How the Material World Shapes Independent Kids by Alexandra Lange
Listen: Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in ... more
This is so gooooood! Bernie is on top of it, and so are all of you. Bernie has created the House Rules for the Ries/Reimers Household, and you have shared so many of yours as well. Thank you!
And the sock link, which will make sense if you listen to... more
How strange it is to think about the idiom “keep the home fires burning,” while witnessing the catastrophic and ongoing fires in California. The phrase comes from the 1914 song “Keep the Home Fires Burning (Till the Boys Get Home)." The song was writ... more
Happy watching, reading, and listening this week!
Margery:
Watch: Conclave on Apple TV
Read/Listen: What I Ate in One Year and Related Thoughts by Stanley Tucci
Listen: Heroes by Prince Live at the Fox Theatre Atlanta
Elizabeth:
Watch: Be My G... more
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I’ve never written a review before, but I just had to thank you for sharing your grief journey. I lost the love of my life 5.5 years ago. He was only 64. Your words, that brought all of the tears, is very healing.
I’ve been listening to this podcast since the beginning. I listened to Ian & Margery on 107, then Margery & Elizabeth. I watch Elizabeth on tv. I just adore you two and the dynamic of your deep friendship and wisdom.
There have been so many times that episodes of BTTN have resonated strongly for me, but after listening to Bolt Hole episode 2, I knew I had to leave a review. My dad was and incredible person who died of a sudden illness in August/September and I’ve never known grief like what I’... more
Love, love, love this show. But I really need to stop listening on my way TO work. We need a tear warning on these episodes!
I started a new job this fall and am getting to know my co-workers a little better and one of them quoted Ian this week!
I listened to the episode twice, loved the conversation. Thank you!
I can’t believe how much this podcast has meant to me over the past 400 episodes! The conversations Marjorie and Elizabeth share are thought-provoking, heartwarming, and hilarious. This podcast has been part of my weekly rhythm and the topics shared between these two best friends are topics my besties and I then discuss when it comes to our nests and the partners and “chicks” within it. So grateful for the time, thought, and fun energy put forth into this podcast I will keep listening to the 1,0... more
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