Womenfolk Revival

What happens to our identity when the people who shaped us are gone?In this deeply moving episode of Womenfolk Revival, Meara and Maggie are joined by their very first guest, author Ingrid Hanson-Popp (Cellophane Farm and Becoming an Orphan).We explore the raw, spiritual transition of becoming an "adult orphan" and the unique weight of the caregiving season. Ingrid shares how her childhood roots on a dairy farm taught her the power of Sabbath rest and truth-telling—and how those same roots gave her the strength to face the "double loss" of her parents.We’re pulling back the curtain on the "Independence Wall" we build to protect ourselves from abandonment and discussing how to finally soften that wall to trust the Creator.In This Episode, We Discuss:The "Double Loss": Navigating the transition of losing both parents and reclaiming your sense of belonging.Breaking the Independence Wall: Why we become our own "protectors" and how to shift from a "vacuum" mindset into a "team" mindset.Ancestral Roots & Farm Life: Lessons on perseverance, the "old ways" of manual labor, and the grounding power of family chores.The Caregiver’s Team: Practical advice on letting go of perfection, asking for help, and building a community network for aging parents.Walking by Faith: Moving from "gutting it out" to trusting the Creator to hold us in every life transition.Connect with Ingrid: Find her powerful books, Cellophane Farm: Life in the Slow Lane and Becoming an Orphan: Lovingly Letting Our Parents Go, at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and wherever books are sold.

Is your home a museum or a sanctuary?In this episode of Womenfolk Revival, Meara and Maggie shift the perspective on housekeeping. We’re moving away from "chores" and returning to the ancestral skill of creating a protected, intentional space for our families to thrive.From identifying the "silent disruptors" hiding in your air fresheners and laundry soap to reclaiming the kitchen as the heart of nurturing, we discuss how to manage a home that functions for real life mud, projects, homeschooling, and all. It’s time to stop striving for "magazine-perfect" and start building a haven that reflects your soul and honors the Creator’s design.In This Episode, We Discuss:The Silent Disruptors: What synthetic fragrances, harsh LEDs, and chemical cleaners affect your family’s hormone health and peace.Ancestral Cooking: Why the stove and the slow-simmering pot are the ultimate tools for nurturing (and why we’re ditching the microwave).Organization for Real Life: Prioritizing functionality over aesthetics so your family has the freedom to be creative and messy.Bringing the Wild In: Using nature’s "daily gifts" and air-purifying plants to create a living, breathing decor.The Creator’s Disinfectant: Simple, "old way" tips like sun-sanitizing rugs and opening windows to refresh your space.Resources & "Goodies" for the Village:We want to help you start your "Sanctuary" journey today! Access our curated guides and shop our trusted essentials:🌿 The Womenfolk Shop: Visit our Curated Favorites Page for the exact third-party tested, toxin-free detergents and cleaners we use in our own homes.📋 The Non-Toxic Swap List: See our full list of vetted brands that won't disrupt your hormones at womenfolkrevival.com/the-womenfolk-shop.📥 Free PDF Downloads: Join our Womenfolk Revival Facebook Community to download our DIY Recipe PDF and Guide to Air-Cleaning Plants in the "Files" section.Join the conversation & grab your PDFs: Facebook Group LinkExplore the full movement at: https://womenfolkrevival.comStay Rooted. Stay Wild.   

Is homemaking regressive, or is it a skilled, creative masterpiece? In this episode of Womenfolk Revival, we challenge modern views on household management and explore the transformative power of "Rhythm Over Schedule." We discuss moving away from rigid time blocks and toward a "Living Day" that honors your family’s natural energy, reduces decision fatigue, and creates a sanctuary of rest.We share our personal journey—from our experiences with Montessori to navigating online homeschool—and why we believe sleep is the non-negotiable foundation of a peaceful home. Join us as we discuss transitioning "chores" into a lifestyle of shared responsibility and gratitude, helping children gain independence while building a sustainable family culture.Join our Facebook Community to download your free guides:Life Skills Activities & Daily Rhythm Guide for KidsDaily Rhythm Schedule Example for KidsAdult Life Skills & Personal Growth ChartAdvocacy Tool Kit (from Episode 3!)Connect with us here: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/173jYYeFkq/

Women Folk Revival | Start HereWomen Folk Revival is a holistic living podcast for women and mothers who feel called to a slower, more intentional, and faith-centered way of life.Hosted by Maggie, a natural mother, homemaker, and homeschooler, and Meara, a licensed practical nurse, holistic health coach, mother of seven, and grandmother, this podcast is an invitation to step away from overwhelm and return to what truly matters.Through heartfelt conversations, practical wisdom, and faith-led encouragement, we explore what it means to live deeply rooted and intentionally in today’s fast-paced world.On this podcast, we explore:• Slow Living – Choosing presence over pressure and embracing peaceful, intentional rhythms • Holistic Wellness – Caring for your mind, body, and soul through natural and faith-based practices • Homemaking + Self-Sufficiency – From-scratch living, traditional skills, and creating a rooted home • Faith-Centered Living – Aligning your daily life with biblical values and deeper purpose • Unconventional Living – Breaking free from cultural expectations to live a quieter, more meaningful lifeIf you’ve been searching for a holistic living podcast, Christian podcast for women, or encouragement in slow motherhood and intentional homemaking—you’re in the right place.New episodes release every Wednesday at 5:00 AM Eastern.🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and your favorite podcast platforms 📌 Follow and subscribe so you never miss an episode 🌿 Connect with Us Website: Visit Womenfolk RevivalOur Facebook community: Womenfolk Revival | FacebookFacebook Page:(2) FacebookStay Rooted + Stay Wild.

 Women’s health is sacred, but too often our bodies are dismissed or shamed. In this episode of Womenfolk Revival, Meara and Maggie explore medical shaming, body intuition, and how to advocate for yourself with confidence. Meara and Maggie dive into the realities of women’s health, uncovering how medical systems often dismiss chronic symptoms that don’t show up on lab reports. From hormonal imbalance and fatigue to unexplained pain, this episode shows women how to reclaim authority over their bodies and treat health as a sacred duty.We share personal experiences, highlight red flags in medical care, and provide actionable strategies to help women advocate for themselves. Plus, we introduce the Womenfolk Revival Advocacy Tool Kit, including symptom trackers and specialist finders for both the U.S. and international listeners, helping you bring evidence-based patterns to your appointments and find providers who will truly listen.Whether you’re navigating medical uncertainty, seeking natural health solutions, or simply want to honor your body and wellness, this episode empowers every woman to take control of her health, trust her intuition, and advocate for the care you deserve.💡 Join our Facebook community page to receive your FREE Advocacy Tool Kit for U.S. and global access: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CtH72YiLD/New episodes every Wednesday at 5:00 AM Eastern. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and visit https://womenfolkrevival.com to join the revival, access resources, and reclaim your body, health, and confidence today.

Simple Living Is A Lifeline For MothersIn this episode of Womenfolk Revival, Maggie and Meara explore the moment modern life became too much and why simple living is not a trend, it’s a lifestyle for mothers.From social media pressures to jam-packed schedules, convenience culture, and constant stimulation, modern motherhood can pull women away from what matters most. We share personal turning points, the overwhelm, and the slow unraveling that happens when we try to live at the speed of the world.In this episode, we explore:Returning to a slower, intentional rhythm rooted in faith, nature, and presenceRaising children with less constant stimulation and more connectionRelearning seasonal living and resisting the cost of convenienceChoosing presence and connection over chaosSimplicity isn’t about doing less, it’s about living with purpose. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or stretched too thin, this conversation is your reminder that you can slow down, step outside, and begin again. 💬 Join our Facebook community for more conversation and connection: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1Ar8AAtDZn/?mibextid=wwXIfrStay Rooted. Stay Wild.

Welcome to the first full episode of Womenfolk Revival! Maggie and Meara dive into stepping away from the fast-paced modern world and returning to the natural, harmonious rhythms our Creator intended. Being Deeply Rooted and Wildly Intentional isn’t just a phase it’s a lifestyle.In this episode:The Mission of the Revival: Helping women embrace a natural way of life.The Art of Unlearning: Letting go of societal habits to find peace.Community & Motherhood: Why “the village” matters.The Microwave Challenge: A small step to slow down and reconnect with food.🎧 Next Week: Why Simple Living Matters for mothers today.Stay Rooted & Stay Wild!