The Hearth & Field Podcast

Through stimulating interviews, behind-the-scenes editorial meetings, and “live reads”, we’ll explore ways to make life authentic, secure, and sustainable. Join us as we discuss: The joy of a simple life and its complex benefits. The best methods of gardening, preserving, co-oping, and cooking, to ensure a steady (and tasty) food supply during uncertain times. The effects of good culture (whether that’s the opera variety or the yogurt variety) on creating a good life. And how to love God’s creation without worshipping it (aka how to be a tree-hugging lumberjack).

Yes, it’s an intentionally broad conversation. It covers things from homesteading to homeschooling to home-brewing; from first-world changes to second-career farmers to third-way economics. We’re offering helpful how-to’s, whimsical personal narrative, and piercing social commentary. It’s equal parts practical and philosophical. And we’re coming at it from an underlying Christian ethos and sacramental sensibility towards the land. But the common thread is a quest for real life. And we’re inviting anyone who feels the underlying angst of our age, and who wants to reconnect with reality as the post-pandemic world emerges.