Country Living With Emma
Country Living With Emma
Emma is a single lady in her 60s who shares what it is like to live on a rural property and become more self-sufficient.
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Oct 9, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 45 -- Navigation, Do You Have a Map in Your Head? 16.07.2024 27:00
How well can you find your way around without GPS? Can you develop a sense of direction?
Episode 44 -- Plans For My Week of Vacation and Dealing With Pests 11.07.2024 18:38
Dealing with pests, life without the internet, and what I plan to work on during my vacation week.
Episode 43 -- Garden Update 11.07.2024 19:05
Discussing the projects I plan to get done during my week of vacation.
Episode 42 -- Infrastructure and Planning For the Future Part 2 11.07.2024 11:09
More infrastructure projects around the property.
Episode 41 -- Infrastructure and Planning For the Future Part 1 24.06.2024 23:42
Adding things to the homestead for the future.
Episode 40 -- 10 Things I Learned From The Great Power Outage of 2024 Part 2 21.06.2024 25:36
More about what I learned living without power for 5 and a half days.
Episode 39 -- 10 Things I Learned From The Great Power Outage of 2024 Part 1 18.06.2024 23:36
What did I learn from the longest power outage of my life? This is part one of the list.
Episode 38 The Start of Hurricane Season 17.06.2024 21:35
The 2024 hurricane season starts early with a tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico. Garden updates and prepping plans.
Episode 37 -- Back in the 21st Century 17.06.2024 24:50
The power is back on. What did I learn?
Episode 36 -- Day Four of No Power 17.06.2024 11:16
Four days and counting without power at my house. What have I learned about how unprepared I am?
Episode 35 -- Emma Goes Off-Grid & Not By Choice 06.06.2024 21:11
Storm damage resulting downed trees, downed power lines, and no power for multiple days.
Episode 34 -- Report From the Farmers Market 03.06.2024 21:58
All farmers and gardeners in an area will be subjected to the same conditions. Buying food locally is a great idea, but some produce may be in short supply.
Episode 33 -- Inflation is Another Thing We Can't Control 03.06.2024 24:24
Inflation makes everyone's life more difficult, including those of us in the rural areas.
Episode 32 -- Weather and Other Things We Can't Control 29.05.2024 22:01
What we can and can not control.
Episode 31 -- Reality vs YouTube 28.05.2024 22:36
How real life in the country differs from what it looks like on YouTube and social media. What projects did I get done over the weekend?
Episode 30 -- Weekend Plans 28.05.2024 17:12
My plans for the three day weekend and what I hope to get accomplished on my property.
Episode 29 -- Leadership 28.05.2024 22:59
What does it take to be a leader? Community is going to be key to surviving hard times. How can we contribute to our community?
Episode 28 -- If You're Happy and You Know It 28.05.2024 17:00
My thoughts on being content with what we have, being resilient, and recognizing how blessed we really are.
Episode 27 -- Where Do You Want to Be? 20.05.2024 22:57
Is it better to be in a city or in the country during a disaster?
Episode 25 -- DIY and Other Preps 16.05.2024 21:10
How previous generations used the materials they had on hand to make the things they needed.
Episode 24 -- What in the World is a Cemetery Picnic? 10.05.2024 21:38
The rural custom of cemetery picnics.
Episode 23 -- It's in the Bag 10.05.2024 22:09
Bug-out bags, get-home bags, inch bags: What kind of bag do you need?
Episode 22 -- Subversive Quilting 06.05.2024 26:29
Quilting and the Underground Railroad. Historical roots of quilting.
Episode 21 -- Garden Update 06.05.2024 23:58
Current state of the garden
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