The Modern Homesteading Podcast

Homestead Rhythms: Preparing For A New Homestead Season

After a long winter break, we finally sat down again to record another episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast. It had been months since we last talked together, and a

Winter Homestead Reality Check: What Actually Gets Done

Winter is a season with its own kind of work. Find the full show notes at: https://redemptionpermaculture.com/winter-homestead-reality-check-what-actually-gets-done/

Growing a Four-Season Salad Garden: How to Harvest Fresh Greens All Year Long

In today’s episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, I'm diving into one of the most practical, delicious, and surprisingly simple ways to boost your year-round food pr

21 Ways To Know You’re Growing In Self-Sufficiency (More Than You Realize)

When you start the journey toward self-sufficiency, it often feels slow. You look at everything you still want to do — grow more food, raise more animals, build better sy

Homestead and Life Updates After A Break From Podcasting

After a three-month pause, Harold and Rachel hop back on the mics to share an honest update on burnout, boundaries, and what’s been happening off-air. They talk about ste

Large Family Small Acreage Farming with The Declercq Homestead

Join Rachel as she interviews Beth Declercq of The Declercq Homestead.  In today's podcast episode they talk about Beth and Tommy’s journey from city dwellers to rural li

Outdoor Kitchens for the Homestead Why and How to Build Your Own

On today’s podcast episode, Harold and Rachel dive into the world of outdoor kitchens—why they’re a game-changer for homesteaders and how to design one that fits your nee

Chewing the Fat About Our Homesteads: A Season of Change and Growth

In this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel have a good old-fashioned homestead chat. They covered everything from sore backs to swales, compost

Garden Paths From A Permaculture Perspective

In this podcast episode, we explore how garden paths can do so much more than provide a place to walk—they can support soil health, manage water, grow food, host wildlife

Grow More in Less Space: How to Garden Vertically

On today's podcast episode, Rachel talks about something that can totally change your garden — growing vertically! Whether you have a tiny backyard, a small deck, or just

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Broth (And Maybe a Little More!)

In this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, Rachel talks all about broth. From simple meat stock to rich bone broth and even vegetable-based options, she breaks d

More Than Just Homesteading, Finding Deeper Purpose in What You Grow: Guest Ryan Blosser

In this podcast episode, we explore a refreshing new take on permaculture through the lens of Mulberries in the Rain, a deeply personal and story-driven book by Ryan Blos

Cooking from Scratch Tips for Busy Homesteaders with Guest Melissa K. Norris

In this episode of the Modern Homesteading Podcast, we’re joined by the amazing Melissa K. Norris—homesteader, author, and founder of the Pioneering Today Podcast! Meliss

Permaculture Fences: Creating Boundaries with Purpose and Functionality

Fences serve many roles on a homestead—keeping livestock in, keeping predators out, marking property boundaries, and providing privacy. However, in permaculture, we striv

Tips For Starting And Operating A Homestead On A Small Budget

Embarking on the journey of starting a homestead from scratch can feel overwhelming, especially when considering the possible costs involved. However, it’s possible to li

Designing & Implementing Permaculture/Regenerative Systems with Takota Coen

Everyone dreams of a thriving homestead—a place where fresh food is just steps away and animals live in harmony with the land. Permaculture offers a way to design that dr

Planning A Holistic Garden: A Sustainable Approach to Feeding People, Livestock, Pollinators, and Soil

The Modern Homesteading Podcast - Episode 275 A well-planned garden can provide more than just food for people—it can support livestock, pollinators, and soil health all

Leaves With Surprising Uses (Besides Food) for Your Homestead

When we think of leaves, we often picture them as the green parts of plants that we compost or occasionally toss into the cooking pot. However, many leaves offer a wealth

Exploring Seed Starting Soil and Tray Options 

Starting seeds indoors can be a rewarding step in gardening. It allows you to get a head start on the growing season, select the best plant varieties, and save money comp

The Homesteader’s Guide to Grow Lights

Homesteaders are always looking for ways to extend the growing season, start seeds indoors, and even grow food year-round. Grow lights are a game-changer when it comes to