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Simple Doesn't Mean Easy

Michelle Visser
Homesteading
Non-Toxic Products
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Real Food
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Ever wish you had a mentor to help you make healthier, real food choices, one small step at a time? Someone to whisper encouragements in your ear? Someone who has been taking small steps for over a decade, learned a lot about real food, non-toxic living, and a holistic approach to wellness along the way?

Tune in, every Monday and Thursday, as your host, Michelle Visser—former junk food addict, tu... more

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Nate Pickowicz
Faithful pastor and prolific author
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Episode: 200. Navigating mental health & finding hope in the midst of depression, with Nate Pickowicz
David Stelzer
Founder and CEO of Azure Standard
Azure Standard
Episode: 195. The Ultimate Guide to Sugars (& which ones are killing us), with David Stelzer of Azure Standard
Terry Vesci
Beloved author and lavender expert
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Episode: 190. How to win blue ribbons at your county fair & why you should get your kids in on it too
Rachelle Robinett
Author and herbalist, longtime educator in natural health
Episode: 186. Add herbs to your everyday (how & why), with Rachelle Robinett
Kirsten K. Shocke
Author of Fermented Vegetables and co-founder of The Fermentation School
Fermentation School
Episode: 185. Fermenting (& adding nutrients to your foods) with Kirsten Shocke
Robyn Jackson
Wife, mother, rancher, and home cheese maker
Cheese From Scratch
Episode: 183. Cheese Making: A Beginner's Guide, Robyn Jackson, Cheese From Scratch
Amy Cross
Founder of The Cross Legacy and expert in food preservation and budgeting.
The Cross Legacy
Episode: 182. Stop Wasting Your Food, with Amy Cross
Sam Coffman
Founder of Herbal Medics Academy and clinical herbalist with over 35 years of experience in herbal medicine.
Herbal Medics Academy
Episode: 180. Hormones, Natural Plant Remedies & An Herbal Medicine Cabinet, with Sam Coffman
Mel Matthews
Owner of The Homestead Fam and author of Cook Like a Homesteader
The Homestead Fam
Episode: 163. Do Small Changes Really Matter? with Mel Matthews

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Michelle Visser
Host of the Simple Doesn't Mean Easy podcast, Michelle Visser shares her personal journey from a junk food addict to a homesteader and medicinal gardener, providing practical insights and encouragement on healthier living and holistic wellness.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 172 ratings
  • Love Michelle!

    New listener and learning so much!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Harpers Haven
    United Statesa month ago
  • Feels Like Visiting with Your Sweetest Friend

    Michelle has the most precious voice and manner. After listening to a couple episodes, I’m now considering Kombucha and raising chickens. How does she do it?

    She is kind and a calm encouragement to doing more things at home. I will continue to listen while working and dream about what seeds to start, which fresh milled bread recipe to use next, and which herb to dry for our chickens (the ones we don’t have yet). This is great

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Small Bis Owner
    United States2 months ago
  • My new favorite!

    I recently found this podcast and have been binge listening to it. I am obsessed! It is not only incredibly informative and helpful in my homesteading and natural living journey, but it is also very calming and I find myself listening to it when I need to center and clear my head from the craziness of my day. I find Michelle’s voice and way of speaking to just be extremely calming. I recently started doing fresh milled flour and her episodes in that were amazing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cclement92
    United States6 months ago
  • Always Learning

    I love these podcasts because I’m always learning something that I can use in my life with my family! Keep up the great work in sharing all things.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zoshenka
    United Statesa year ago
  • Dangerous

    She doesn’t believe in the established science of climate change but does spread conspiracy theories about democrats controlling the weather. Not a good person.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ArtBleeps
    United Statesa year ago

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Many find the podcast soothing and informative, valuing the host's conversational style that feels relatable.
Overall, reviews highlight a strong community connection and a shared passion for healthier living choices amongst listeners.
Listeners appreciate the encouraging and practical insights offered by the host on healthy living and wellness.
Some listeners have expressed concerns over the host's views on certain scientific topics, indicating a divide in opinion among the audience.

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#78
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#82
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#191
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#247
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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

186. Add herbs to your everyday (how & why), with Rachelle Robinett
Q: What common misconceptions exist about herbalism?
There's a misconception that herbs are dangerous, which is not generally true for well-sourced herbs.
186. Add herbs to your everyday (how & why), with Rachelle Robinett
Q: What does herbalism treat and support?
Herbalism can support just about anything, even in conjunction with pharmaceuticals and surgery.
182. Stop Wasting Your Food, with Amy Cross
Q: What do you do with lettuce when you bring it home?
Use a vinegar wash with a quarter cup of distilled white vinegar to 10 cups of water for two minutes, then dry and store in a glass container.
180. Hormones, Natural Plant Remedies & An Herbal Medicine Cabinet, with Sam Coffman
Q: How can I use red clover and chaste tree berry?
You can dry red clover and put it in tea, and chaste tree is often found growing as an ornamental.
180. Hormones, Natural Plant Remedies & An Herbal Medicine Cabinet, with Sam Coffman
Q: What herbs would you suggest for menopause symptoms?
Red clover and chaste tree berry work well for symptoms like night sweats and hot flashes.

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The content focuses on guiding listeners toward healthier lifestyles, emphasizing practical advice on nutrition, gardening, and holistic wellness. Each episode features discussions on avoiding processed foods, incorporating whole foods, and the benefits of milling flour at home. Regular segments explore essential topics such as healthy fats, natural sugars, and the preparation of medicinal drinks, catering to those interested in home cooking and sustainable living. The host, with her journey from a junk food diet to a committed homesteader, creates a relatable and encouraging atmosphere, making complex concepts accessible to everyday listeners. Unique to this podcast is its blend of expert insights and personal anecdotes, providing not only... more

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