Reclaimed Heritage

Welcome to Reclaimed Heritage, a podcast devoted to traditional skills for the practical home with Christy Goldsmith, Kari Parks, and Elaine Foisy. Keeping Christ in Christmas is easy but what about Easter? This week we share some ways our families try to make resurrection Sunday the biggest Celebration of the year! Be sure to subscribe to the show, and leave us a 5-Star review whe

Welcome to Reclaimed Heritage, a podcast devoted to traditional skills for the practical home with Christy Goldsmith, Kari Parks, and Elaine Foisy. You may have noticed we've been MIA the last few months. Join us in this episode to catch up on our latest season of life and where we hope this year leads us!! Be sure to subscribe to the show, and leave us a 5-Star review wherever you

In this episode we discuss the basic steps to water bath canning. Why should you try your own canning and what makes this method a great place to start?

Welcome to Reclaimed Heritage, a podcast devoted to traditional skills for the practical home with Christy Goldsmith, Kari Parks, and Elaine Foisy. In this episode we discuss one of the oldest forms of food preservation, fermentation. Many of our favorite foods are fermented. From pickles to sauerkraut to yogurt these delicious foods are easy to make at home without any added chemi

In this episode we share our love of repurposing and thrifting. We live in a culture that is quick to throw out the old and buy new, but historically that isn’t how our parents and grandparents lived. Why is this an important skill? How does it relate to homesteading?

in this episode we dig deep into Urban Gardening. We have our first guest, Candace Bauer, who has been gardening at her Columbus home for many years. Make sure to stay tuned until the end for a surprise announcement!

Welcome to Reclaimed Heritage, a podcast devoted to traditional skills for the practical home with Christy Goldsmith, Kari Parks, and Elaine Foisy. In this episode we discuss the ups and downs of owning animals. For many dreamers, homesteading means owning cute highland mini-cows that are fluffy with big eyes. But what can you really expect and what can you do right now to prepare

In this episode we discuss one of our favorite topics, planning! We three absolutely love everything abut routines, planning, and especially our paper planners. Join us as we share with you the importance of building routines as a part of learning to be the keeper of your home.

In this episode we talk about the importance of having a well-stocked pantry if you desire to cook from scratch. Being well prepared will allow you to make any meal on a whim without running to the grocery store for missing ingredients.

In this episode we share with you what we consider to be the best homesteading skill. It does not matter where you are, you have the ability to do this right now. Becoming confident in your cooking skills will easily move you from a consumer to a producer.