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.
With all the diets and nutrition trends that focus on exclusion and restriction, it can feel like food is being reduced to its components – not something I personally think is a very satisfying way to eat. But what if there was another way to view food – a way that leans on the wisdom […]
What is eating “ancestrally”? with Alison Kay of Ancestral Kitchen – episode 36 Read More »
Why did I go the traditional publishing route vs. self-publishing? What did the writing process look like, beginning to end? And how do I feel about the idea of sh*tty first drafts? In this episode of The Tea’s Made I answer all of these questions and more. Powered by RedCircle Episode Links: Taking a book
More book questions and my writing process – episode 35 of The Tea’s Made Read More »
I’m back from my book-writing break and ready to talk shop! In this episode I answer listener questions about the process of pitching your book idea to an agent or publisher, including: -How long should I expect it to take to hear back from an agent after I query them? -What questions should I ask
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From starting a brick-and-mortar retail shop, to putting the finishing touches on my book manuscript, to caring for my new chicks, to getting another son ready for college, this summer has already been jam-packed with activity. In the last episode of The Tea’s Made before my midsummer break, I’m sharing more details about what’s happening
I opened a tea shop! – episode 33 of The Tea’s Made podcast Read More »
When I was a young girl, I was completely fascinated with the idea of being able to find food and medicine in nature. But in our modern world, eating anything that grows wildly can seem strange…undesirable…even dangerous. While it took me until my mid-40s, I’ve begun to embrace foraging and wildcrafting as not only a
From navigating relationships with our teenagers to how we engage with social media, the post-40 years offer many opportunities to rethink old patterns of people-pleasing and live more authentically. In this conversation with author Rachel Macy Stafford, learn how to create a “Soul Shift” that will help you slow down, connect, and live more in
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