Hosted by Neva Keeley · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Welcome to The Happy Homesteadmaker, the weekly podcast for women who are ready to rediscover the joy, purpose, and value of homemaking in today’s fast-paced, modern world. Join us every Tuesday as we challenge cultural norms and embrace the timeless calling of being a homemaker and homesteader.Through encouraging conversations and practical tips, we’ll explore how to:-Run your home like the meaningful profession it is.-Replace discontentment with joy and fulfillment.-Find purpose and peace in the simplicity of home and homestead living.With a blend of old-fashioned values and modern wisdom, The Happy Homesteadmaker empowers you to counter the paycheck-driven mindset and reclaim your role as a creator of society. You’ll learn to manage your mindset, optimize your daily opportunities, nurture your home network, and simplify your life—all while embracing the beauty and resourcefulness of homemaking.It’s time to take back the value of homemaking and live out your original calling wi
Neva Keeley hosts The Happy Homesteadmaker, a religion show with 23 episodes published.
If you’ve never gardened before, that’s totally okay. Gardening doesn’t have to be overwhelming. The key is to take tiny steps—micro baby steps—that help you learn and grow without stress. Here’s what I’d do if I were st
Neva has been thinking about something that doesn’t get talked about much—assets. Not the dreamy, polished version often seen online, but the real kind. The kind that requires getting hands in the dirt and figuring thing
Homeschooling can feel overwhelming—choosing curriculum, juggling schedules, keeping up with state rules. In today’s episode, Neva (mom of seven!) shares her very first step: joining HSLDA. She walks you through the top
“Classy not trashy” isn’t just something Neva says—it’s a standard in her home. With five girls, the conversations run deep: what they wear, how they talk, who they spend time with. Neva doesn’t skirt around it. She call
Today, Neva is debunking one of the biggest myths in homesteading: self-sufficiency. Homesteading is often sold as a "do it all yourself" lifestyle. But the idea that anyone can be 100% self-sufficient is simply not true
Neva grew up with very little screen time—TV had specific hours, and you watched what was on. That was it. Fast forward to today, and screens are everywhere, all the time. It’s not just the kids. The demand for our atten
If you’ve been aching to leave your job and be home full time, this episode with Neva might be the nudge you need. She’s not holding back—because sometimes the truth needs to hit hard. The most important work you’ll ever
You don’t need to be living off the grid or raising chickens just yet to get something out of a good homesteading book. If you’ve been thinking about the lifestyle, these reads aren’t about giving you a strict to-do list
Spring and summer bring warm weather, longer days, and—if you’ve got chickens—more eggs than you know what to do with. It starts with a few extras here and there, and before you know it, you’re drowning in eggs, wonderin
With homesteading comes gardening, and with gardening comes weeds. But instead of tossing them aside, there are a few simple ways to make those pulled weeds work for you. Neva shares her three favorite ways to turn weeds
Neva is approaching 30 years of marriage, and if there’s one lesson that has stood the test of time, it’s this: I don’t own him. As a military wife, Neva learned early on to figure things out on her own. But she also rea
Are you itching to start your garden but don’t have a greenhouse? You don’t need fancy equipment to get your seeds growing! There are plenty of creative ways to start your garden, even without a greenhouse. Some gardenin
Some traditions are intentional—birthday pancakes, holiday movie marathons, first-day-of-school pictures. Others sneak up on us, forming quietly over the years until one day, we stop and ask, Why do we always end up here
Keeping a home tidy with kids around can feel like a never-ending task, but a few simple strategies make all the difference. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s creating habits that make cleaning up easier for everyone. Match
Some days, the to-do list feels endless, yet nothing seems to get done. It can be discouraging, making it feel like nothing is moving forward. The weight of unfinished tasks can be hard to shake, leading to frustration a
One of the most common questions about homesteading is, “How do you make it work financially?” The truth is, you don’t need a lot of money to get started. Homesteading is less about what you have and more about how you m
Homesteading isn’t about having everything figured out from the start—it’s about making the decision to begin. For a long time, I thought I needed the perfect setup before I could get started. But in reality, the journey
Starting a homestead can feel overwhelming, but where do you even begin? If you’re considering adding animals to your homestead, chickens are an excellent first choice. Today, Neva is here to help clear up some of the ja
Winter might not seem like the ideal season to start your homestead journey. After all, the ground is frozen, the garden is dormant, and everything feels a bit slower. But here’s the thing—starting in the winter has its
Are you thinking about starting a homestead, or maybe you’ve already taken the first steps? It’s an exciting adventure, but it can also feel overwhelming at times. There’s so much to learn, and let’s be honest—it doesn’t
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