S10 E4: Pushing Back Against Consumer Culture with Shannon Hayes
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2022
- Join in on my conversation with the author of Radical Homemakers and Redefining Rich as she breaks down the meaning of "homemaker" in ways you've never thought of.
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In today's episode, Shannon and I talk about how a true homemaker learns skills so she is free to live by the principles that are most important to her, all the while working through the important steps of renouncing, reclaiming, rebuilding, and figuring out what these steps look like for her.
Shannon and I talk about what it looks like to grapple with the macro issues and the micro issues, and in all that chaotic imperfection, to find happiness and redefine "wealth."
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Loved this podcast. Was going to buy the book on Thrift Books, one copy was available for $7.99. The next morning it had sold. Added it to my wish list and at the time there were 38 people watching the book. Now it is almost at 200. It was on Amazon for $22.00. Was going to wait to see if it came back to Thrift Books, but now it is selling on Amazon for $40.00.... No doubt this podcast brought a surge of interest in the book (and price gorging to boot!)
This episode was so great and exactly what I needed to hear at this point in my life. So much so that I just bought Shannon's book.
Wow! This was really interesting and came at the perfect time. Just finished working (working from home as a legal secretary for my husband), came into kitchen full of dirty dishes, mountains of laundry, no idea what's for dinner, etc...Felt anxious and upset but listened to this entire interview and got everything done and learned a lot. I was certainly over identifying with many of the feelings and descriptions of women/housewives/homemakers.
So empowering!!! Thank you so much for voicing the ok for "no" and to make mistakes. I feel sometimes we, as wives, mothers, women etc, are expected to have these expectations that are not feasible. Starting the read of Shannon's book tonight! Thank you again!
Thank you, as I set here shelling peas, my sink is full of dishes, clothes to be folded, my floor needs swept and on n on! This touched my heart!
One of my favorite books. 💗 Checked it out at the library about 5 or 6 years ago, and was amazed at how deeply it resonated with me. Thank you for this great talk!
Value being a homemaker for myself, family and extended family.
Would it be normal to have 5 cycles of renounce/reclaim/rebuild in 20 years?
If I take it further back, I can also identify this cycle in the whole of my adult life. It's no wonder I am currently tired and teetering on the brink of depression, feeling a little lost and directionless. And I'm pretty sure that my self-judgement is way harsher than any decent human being would throw at me.
Fantastic conversation to listen to while working in the "garden" transplanting yet another tomato sucker that took off! 😉 You two touched on so many important subjects, so much so that I should've taken notes! Because I'm wanting to comment on several things, but waited until the video was finished and now I don't know where to even begin! 🤔😜🤣
Let me just say this then....I could listen to you two go all day, go even deeper on all of those topics!! I coin myself a Wannabe Homesteader because I'm right exactly where you described, having learned many skills & are now putting them into practice! 😉👌🤞
Interesting…my mother used the term “homemaker” because of the negative connotation of “housewife” back in the ‘50s. And she was a business owner, too!
(I don’t use the common CZcams phrase “as well”. What wrong with “too” and “also”?)
This is a VERY good conversation ! Thank you!
All of this! Thank you Shannon for your work. Love the channel!
This discussion has hit home for me on so many levels. Thanks again for bringing up the things and not sugar coating it 😉❤️
You two were great! Thank you.
Fantastic interview! So many take-always here, I had to take notes!
Good podcast. Good info
I tried to Google non monetary income. It all came back with employee perks like health insurance.
In fact I just learned an interesting factoid (the hard way) that Cast Enamel waterbath canners should NOT be used on flat glass/ceramic cooktops!! After only 2 weeks of use for only boiling water and only 1 small canning cycle, there were small holes developing into the outer underside of the pot!! So naturally I took it back, so yes there may very well be a "quality issue" with these cheap mass produced crapola from.... elsewhere, 😉
But thats a whole other topic of discussion! Lol
Love what you ladies shared, lots for me to think about moving forward!! 🤔😉
Sending warm well wishes from Ontario 🇨🇦
Renegade Libertarian here 🙋♂️
I'm kind of surprised people go to homesteading conference.
🤓👌🖖✌👍😎
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