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The Ample Flame Podcast

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About this Podcast:

Personal stories and practical application to encourage people to do the hard work of reclaiming the gifts God has given us of faith, family, and food from a broken culture.

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31%

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What is The Ample Flame Podcast about?

Personal stories and practical application to encourage people to do the hard work of reclaiming the gifts God has given us of faith, family, and food from a broken culture.

What has The Ample Flame Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Loss of Craftsmanship" (23 October 2026, 36 minutes), "Time Management" (25 September 2026, 37 minutes), and "Homestead Updates" (11 September 2026, 50 minutes).

How often does The Ample Flame Podcast publish?

The Ample Flame Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 34 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Ample Flame Podcast?

Booking probability for The Ample Flame Podcast is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Ample Flame Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Ample Flame Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch The Ample Flame Podcast?

The strongest fits for The Ample Flame Podcast are Religion & Faith. The Ample Flame Podcast has a society audience.

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The Ample Flame Podcast is a society podcast with 34 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 23, 202636 min

    The cultural glorification of convenience has led to the near extinction of craftsmanship. Our society no longer values high-quality, long-lasting goods because they cost too much time or money. In this episode, we are...

  • Episode #33

    Time Management

    Sep 25, 202637 min

    As a full-time entrepreneurial family who is homesteading and homeschooling and managing a full life, we have many demands on our time. We have the autonomy to manage our time in the way that works best for our family...

  • Sep 11, 202650 min

    After a busy season on the home front, we are sitting down to share a few personal updates. We are nearing completion on our debt-free DIY home addition, and we have been harvesting and preserving from the garden in...

  • Aug 14, 202645 min

    Ample Flame is here to encourage listeners to do the hard work of reclaiming the gifts God has given us of faith, family and food from a broken culture. Hollar Homestead Youtube...

  • Jul 31, 202645 min

    In the years we have spent overhauling our family's diet, we have had to change our mindset about snacking. While we rely much less on snack foods now, there are times when these convenience foods are necessary. In this...

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  • Episode #29

    The Food Budget

    Jul 17, 20261 hour

    For years, we kept running out of certain cuts of meat between processing days, while other cuts went bad in the freezer before we ever got around to eating them. In this episode, we share the food budgeting system we...

  • Jul 3, 202650 min

    How do we balance the demands of homesteading, homeschooling, entrepreneurship, etc. without losing sight of the reason we are doing all of this? In this episode, we are responding to a listener question about how we...

  • Jun 5, 202648 minS0

    <p>In homesteading circles, it is common to think that owning more land is always better. Join us for this discussion on why we "settled" for less acreage than we originally wanted and how we have maximized the space we...

  • May 22, 202652 minS0

    <p>The more times we do something, the better at it we become. The pathways that form in our brains every time we repeat a motion, activity, or a task are slowly built like the foundations to a house. As we get into...

  • May 8, 202655 minS0

    <p>The way family life plays out in our modern world is vastly different from generations past. We do not believe families were designed to live daily life separately: fathers and mothers working outside of the home for...

  • Apr 24, 202649 minS0

    <p>The hard-won wisdom of farmers in previous generations is quickly disappearing in our modern world. Today’s farms often operate more like mining operations, extracting massive amounts of produce from the earth...

  • Apr 10, 202657 minS0

    <p>We're pulling back the curtain on the greenwashing taking place all around us. What happens when "clean" brands are bought out by major corporations? Do you know where your compost really comes from? Can certified...

  • Mar 13, 20261 hourS0

    <p>When we first experienced the powerful effects of detoxing through diet, we knew we could never go back to eating the way we always had. Join us for this conversation about how our bodies have responded to short-term...

  • Feb 27, 202646 minS0

    <p>Until we moved out to seven acres in the country, we did not realize how pervasively our mindsets had been shaped by the decades we spent in suburbia. In this conversation, we talk through our process of unraveling...

  • Feb 13, 202646 minS0

    <p>When we began to notice our kids' behavior shifting after consuming certain types of media, we knew we had to make some changes. In this conversation, we are discussing our standards for the kinds of entertainment we...

  • Jan 30, 202642 minS0

    <p>In a society that continually tells us to strive for ever-increasing material gain, we have embraced a different way of life. Choosing to live intentionally small with a large family certainly comes with challenges...

  • Jan 16, 202650 minS0

    <p>Our initial journey into homesteading was based in a desire to change the way we were currently living. Over time, we have begun to look further into the future of our homestead— how we will age here, protecting our...

  • Dec 19, 20251h 3mS0

    <p>Since we have been on a years-long journey of producing our own food, we have learned how much intentionality is required to live this way. When you can't run to the grocery store every time you run out of an...

  • Dec 5, 202552 minS0

    <p>When our eyes were opened to the pervasive problems in our modern food system — factory-farmed meat, chemical-laden produce, unnatural preservatives and additives — we couldn't look away. In this episode, we are...

  • Nov 21, 202548 minS0

    <p>Living an intentional lifestyle brings profound blessings, but it is not without challenges. In this conversation, we are taking an honest look at what it means to take responsibility for the uncomfortable aspects of...

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