The Tea’s Made with Meagan Francis

The Tea’s Made is a weekly podcast celebrating calm, connection, and community. With cozy conversations about creativity, wellness, family and more, it’s like sharing a cup of tea with a good friend. Pull up a chair and get comfortable…The Tea’s Made.

5 things I’ve learned from twelve years of podcasting

I started my first podcast in 2012, and have been at it ever since – which means I’ve been podcasting continuously for twelve years! In today’s behind-the-scenes episode I’m sharing my insights on creating a sustainable podcasting lifestyle based on what I’ve learned over the past twelve years. I’ll share my thoughts on everything from […]

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Family, legacy, and memoir with T. Marie Bertineau

How do memoirists manage to tell the truth about painful circumstances in their past, while still keeping a grip on compassion and levity? In today’s episode I talk with memoirist T. Marie Bertineau about how she processed difficult childhood memories to write about her family of origin with both love and honesty. We also discuss

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What’s happening in my kitchen right now

From fermenting oatmeal, to making yogurt, to tending my own tea plant–I’ve been up to some fun experiments in my kitchen lately. In this episode I’ll share some of the ways I’ve been focused on exploration in the kitchen, why kitchen creativity is one path to becoming more comfortable with the everyday jobs of meal-planning

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My talk at church, and a little something about me you may not know

While I love sharing pieces of my life in this podcast, there’s one big part that I haven’t talked much about online–and that’s my story of a midlife return to the Christian faith. In this episode, I explain a little more about that reticence and also share a talk I gave at my local church last week,

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