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In this inaugural episode you will meet your host, Allison Weeks, and hear about the why and the what of The Art of Home Podcast.

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In this Homemaker Portrait, we are chatting with my dear friend, Dana Schamberger, about her practice in the art of home.


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In today's Homemaker Portrait I talk with my friend, Sandra Goforth, about simple homemaking.

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Mentioned in this Episode

• Priority Planner: The Ideal Organizer for Your Family Life | Linda Dillow
• Sandi's Website: Morning in Autumn
• Sandi's Book: A Time to Embrace: A Guide to Intimacy and Passion Through Changing Seasons of Marriage | Sandra Joan Goforth

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In today's Homemaker Portrait I talk with my friend, Laurie Mott, about compassionate homemaking. We discuss her life as a military wife and mom of 4, including being a full-time caregiver for her special needs daughter. Throughout Laurie's story runs the unmistakable thread of God's care and provision not just for her needs but also for her desire to have a home filled with beauty, peace, and love.

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Mentioned in This Episode

• Focus on the Family
• Moody Radio
• Bible Study Fellowship International (BSF)

Historical Homemaker Tips

• Mrs. Child, The American Frugal Housewife (Boston: Carter, Hendee, and Co., 1833), 16, 17, 88.

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This Homemaker Portrait highlights Joi Welch of Back to Simple Home. We discuss her early homemaking efforts among college roommates, her years of homemaking while homeschooling, creative hospitality, and how she is currently making a home in her little 600 square foot cottage.

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Mentioned in This Episode

• Disciplines of the Beautiful Woman | Anne Ortlund
• Southern Living Magazine
• Home Comforts; The Art and Science of Keeping House | Cheryl Mendelson
  
  

Historical Homemaker Hints

• Miller, Marion Mills, Practical Suggestions for Mother and Housewife (Philadelphia: Running Press, 2009) 117, 118, 179, 181, 222.

Connect with Joi

• YouTube | Back to Simple Home
• Instagram| @simplyjoiful

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For this Homemaker Portrait, I chat with my friend, Karen Sheppard, about homemaking through generations. Karen is a veteran homemaker who has cultivated a place to belong not just for herself and her husband, but for her children and her grandchildren. Just as she was deeply influenced by her grandmother, Karen works to influence her grandchildren and hopefully, one day, her great-grandchildren. Her story is a testimony to the value of investing in the future by practicing the art of home.

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Mentioned in This Episode

• Budgeting: Dave Ramsey
• Sheppard Family Values
• Karen's Award Winning Chives Bread
• Hospitality: The Turquoise Table®
• Deuteronomy 6: 6-9

Historical Homemaker Hints

• Mrs. Child, The American Frugal Housewife (Boston: Carter, Hendee, and Co., 1833), 115, 116, 117.

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• Website
• Karen's book based on her mother-in-law's journals and letters: Just Deal With It: A Memoir of Resilience

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Season One Finale! Today we wrap up our very first season of the Art of Home Podcast with a Homemaker Portrait of mom, author, speaker, and podcaster, Susan K. Macias. We discuss how she learned the necessity of flexibility and adaptation during her 37-year homemaking career which included raising 7 children and moving 11 times in 20 years! Susan has a lot of insight and practical wisdom to share about practicing the Art of Home in all stages of life.

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• The Hidden Art of Homemaking | Edith Schaeffer
• What is a Family | Edith Schaeffer
• Elisabeth Elliot Podcast
• For the Children's Sake | Susan Schaeffer-Macaulay

Historical Homemaker Hints:

• Mrs. Child, The American Frugal Housewife (Boston: Carter, Hendee, and Co., 1833), 11, 87, 116.

Connect With Susan

• Website | Instagram |Twitter | Facebook
• Podcast: We're Not Done Yet
• Books:
• Putting Jesus On: My Identity Devotional
• Unceasing: A Parent's Guide to Conquer Worry and Pray with Power
  31 Days Praying for My Daughter
• Popular Blog Post
  How to NOT Parent a Strong-Willed Child

My Interview on Susan

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Welcome to Season 2 of The Art of Home Podcast! We are kicking off this season with a compelling Homemaker Portrait of Kelly Eakins. She shares about her experiences through nearly 40 years of homemaking including debt-free living and caring for her son who suffered a traumatic brain injury.

RESOURCES
Mentioned in This Episode

• Card Games: Hand and Foot, Kings in the Corner

Historical Homemaker Hints

• Miller, Marion Mills, Practical Suggestions for Mother and Housewife (Philadelphia: Running Press Book Publishers, 2009) 111-114.

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