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Author: Holly Stockley

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Exploring and restoring rural American culture. A history of the things we used to do and a practical discussion of how (and why!) to do them again.
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Today we're going to talk about looking down the road. Way, way down the road. The Barn GeekWoodlot Management by Coppicing Sproutlands, by William Bryant LoganBrent Hull is carrying the torch for building better, historically informed homes. Without foam. See his new series "New House, Old Soul." Regenerative Farmers of America Livestock Breed Conservancy Free Farm House Plans by Jay Osbournewww.vintageamericanapodcast.comVisit the blog at www.brambleberrymeadow.com instagram.com/vintagemaericanapodcastinstagram.com/brambleberrymeadow
How and why to treasure carbon on your farmsteadVintage Americana Podcast Ep. 2 - Coppice, Pollard, and HedgeVintage Americana Podcast Ep. 36 - Hedged in: An Interview with Jim Jones Hugulkultur in Permaculture Shaun and Beth Dougherty's Website - Beth is the queen of carbon hoardingwww.vintageamericanapodcast.comwww.brambleberrymeadow.cominstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcastinstagram.com/brambleberrymeadow
Tolkien might have been the first to articulate what is so awful about The Machine. Let's explore the concept and how to resist.James Poulos's SubstackPaul Kingsnorth - The Tale of the MachineThe 2023 Front Porch Republic ConferenceJames Kunstler's website. (Not always entirely safe for work or other environments)vintageamericanapodcast.cominstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcastbrambleberrymeadow.com
Let's explore the inherent value in being nonconformist.The early page for Ridge Runner's new Appalachian developments Tales From the Green Valley on YouTubeA Q&A on The Benedict Option Janie's Mill vintageamericanapodcast.combrambleberrymeadow.cominstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcastinstagram.com/brambleberrymeadow
Let's talk about setting some goals. We're going to focus less on "resolutions" and more on growth and learning. The Prairie Homestead Cookbook Raising Heritage Livestock Knit Like a Latvian Lost Art Press on Hand Tool WoodworkingDon't forget to grab a journal and make your own list! vintageamericanapodcast.combrambleberrymeadow.cominstagram.com/brambleberrymeadowinstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcast
Let's make some cocoa, and explore Christmas traditions around America. Bright Morning Star Apple Stack CakeSt. Lucia Celebration at Gustavus AdolphusSwedish woven heart basketsStraw Ornaments Mexican Wedding Cakes Joe Froggers Bronners instagram.com/vintageamericanapodcastinstagram.com/brambleberrymeadowbrambleberrymeadow.com
Let's have a little chat about vernacular architecture, why it's important, and how to conserve it.A list of references on American Vernacular Architecture, just to get you started.Sound issues persist, and I promise I'm working on it. I hope to have my DAW working correctly soon.
A reading of the seasonal story by L. M. MontgomeryI apologize for some glitchy sound. My sound set-up is fighting with me since the last Windows update. I'm doing my best to get it fixed!
Let's explore some of the concepts put forth by The Front Porch Republic. Up first: Is Localism inherently agrarian? "Where Roots Run Deep" - Vintage Americana Podcast on local historySome thoughts on "I'll Take My Stand" "Staying Put" by Scott Russell Sanders is easily available from used booksellers.The same is true of "Thomas Jefferson's Farm Book" vintageamericanapodcast.combrambleberrymeadow.cominstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcastinstagram.com/brambleberrymeadow
The choice for this year is M.R. James' "Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad."instagram.com/vintageamericanapodcastinstagram.com/brambleberrymeadowwww.vintageamericanapodcast.comwww.brambleberrymeadow.com
Let's talk today about day trips and how they help you come to better appreciate place. A few things I mentioned in today's podcast: Travel Photography TipsRestless Viking YouTube Channel Barn Quilt Trails Michigan One Room Schoolhouse Association Hocking Hills Orchard Come visit me:www.vintageamericanapodcast.comwww.brambleberrymeadow.cominstagram.com/brambleberrymeadowinstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcast
Let's talk about why (and how!) to go to a craft retreatSome to check out: Ohio Quilt Retreat Center Knitting Traditions Retreats The Inn At East Hill Farm Cross Stitch Retreats Christmas in Williamsburg Retreats Co. - Quilting and Knitting RetreatsThis is just a small sampling of the events that happen every year.
Today, let's talk about how to pass on those skills you've sent so much time acquiring. Come visit me:brambleberrymeadow.cominstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcastinstagram.com/brambleberrymeadow
Using your craft skills and found things to decorate for cooler weather Pinecone and Acorn Wreath Knit Pumpkins Waxed Leaf Fall Garland Acorn Quilted Table Runner Pattern www.brambleberrymeadow.comwww.vintageamericanapodcast.cominstagram.com/brambleberrymeadowinstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcast
Why Craftsmanship involves attention to tools and materials.Absolute History, on Youtube, has all the episodes of Victorian Farm, Edwardian Farm, and the other shows.Alexander Langlands' Craeft www.vintageamericanapodcast.comwww.brambleberrymeadow.cominstagram.com/brambleberrymeadowinstagram.com/vintageamericanapodcast
Let's talk about the difference, and why both are important.For learning to sew, Gertie is still an excellent resourceAnd for heirloom sewing, Martha Pullen is still the queen Inspirations magazine The Embroiderer's Guild of America American Quilter's SocietyThe Internet Archive
Small batch thinking to use up the last of the garden's glory. Vanilla Strawberry Shrub Making Fruit Vinegar Fruit Kvass Blueberry Syrup (with canning instructions) Green Tomato Mincemeat Cherry Conserves "Fix the Pumps" book "River Cottage Preserves Handbook"Some tips on the jellying point Fermented Berries
Let's talk about some vintage ways to enjoy the last golden days of summer. Horseshoe Rules Croquet Rules Sweet Corn Ice Cream White Mountain, the classic hand-crank ice cream maker
Unlike last week, this show has lots of links. Explore the options below for helping you build a slow fashion wardrobe.Of the national brands you might recognize, your best bets might be Brooks Brothers, L.L. Bean, or Duluth Trading. Hit outlets or clearance sales if you can. For jeans, if you're looking for well made, genuine denim, I have a couple of suggestions. or men, Texas Jeans.For men and Women, Williamsburg Garment Company.If you're looking for custom linen items, try Earthen Threads Co.Etsy sources for fabric: Linen Dream Shop - Lithuanian LinenZeleNava- Ukrainian LinenCody's Kit Fabric - A selection of wools and cottons in hard-to-find weavesSigrid's Fabrics - Cotton Lawns from the same plant that makes Liberty LawnsSources for Indie PatternsDandelion D Designs - If you love the Japanese sewing books, you'll like theseStitch Maiden - Patterns with a distinct Vintage feelPatterniN - A Korean shop with some very worthwhile choicesAtelier Serenia - A Dutch shop with vintage choicesKnitwear Designers:Tin Can Knits - Classic, seamless sweaters and accessoriesSister Mountain - nice designs, AND a workshop on designing your own knitwearHandmade Life by Olivia - One of my favorite sock pattern designers
This week, we'll talk about the pursuit of hard things - and why you shouldn't stop at learning the basics.
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Kari Apol

amazing!! Subscribed and a must listen!

Jun 28th
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