
Bringing ancestral food, cooking, eating, and living to the everyday, modern mom.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NutritionAlternative HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

What if the symptoms people experience when trying to stop psychiatric medications are not a relapse of mental illness at all, but withdrawal?
In this episode, Corey and Christine sit down with Nicole Lamberson and Angela Peacock from the film Medic... more
What are those “weird” little pellets at the health food store? They're actually part of a full system of medicine that’s been used worldwide for 200+ years.
In this episode, Corey and Christine sit down with Paola Brown, president and founder of Am... more
What if pediatric cancer support did not have to mean choosing between the hospital and the holistic tools that can help your child stay strong?
In this episode, Corey and Christine sit down with Season Johnson (www.seasonjohnson.com/), func... more
What if childhood eczema isn’t a skin problem at all, but the body’s first warning sign that something deeper is off?
In this episode, Corey and Christine sit down with holistic pediatrician Dr. Ana-Marie Temple (www.dranamaria.com/) to unpa... more
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Some episodes have been so legendary that I end up taking notes and buying the interviewees’ books, while others leave me arguing with the hosts or designating as “Played” b4 they’re over b/c they weren’t going anywhere. I think that’s what makes this podcast really worth listening to: The hosts are neither preachy nor holier-than-thou; they’re instead down-to-earth, open to new opinions and concepts, and make listeners feel like one could be their occasionally argumentative friend.
Some episod... more
So glad you're back!!
Edit to add: the podcast Ginny yurich I would give 20stars if I could! Thank you for two well worth it hours of timelsss nuggets and inspired reading.
The interview w Mary Ruddick is so far my favorite but I’ve listened to all the episodes and look forward to more 💕first heard about you guys through Wise Traditions and I love both podcasts. As a mom of littles this is so practical thank you ladies!
Your podcast is absolutely amazing. I’ve learned so much about how to nourish my kids. You are directly responsible for beginning my fresh milled flour journey and so much more! Thank you so much!!!
I love the food and life values that Corey and Christine share through this show. I’ve really enjoyed the episodes about both the practicals of eating and cooking nourishing foods, as well as those more directed towards parenting and homeschooling. I’ve learned a lot since I’ve started listening and their podcasting skills have only improved! Thank you for bringing us along on your journey!
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Content primarily revolves around nutrition and the challenges of feeding children in a health-conscious way, blending practical cooking tips with discussions on ancestral eating practices. Episodes focus on various themes such as healthy snacking, providing nutrient-dense meals, and balancing sports with nutritional needs for young athletes. Personal stories from hosts about their own parenting journeys and experiences in the kitchen contribute to a relatable atmosphere. The podcast also emphasizes open conversations about significant topics such as hydration, dessert culture, and nutrition education, making it both informative and supportive for listeners navigating healthy family lifestyles. Notably, it strives to present expert opinions... more
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