Britnee Tanner

The Junk Drawer

Leisure EN ↓ 27 episodes

The Junk Drawer is a podcast for busy women craving a calmer, more intentional home. Hosted by Britnee Tanner, a home organizer, entrepreneur, and mom, the show covers realistic routines, thoughtful design, decluttering without overwhelm, and approachable low-tox living—so your home works for you, not against you.

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Author

Britnee Tanner

Category

Leisure

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Oct 30, 2026

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Episodes

The Myth of “Getting Organized” — And What Actually Works 09.02.2026

If you’ve ever thought, Why am I organized… but still overwhelmed? —this episode is for you. We’re breaking down the myth of “getting organized” and why traditional organizing advice often falls short. Instead of more bins, we talk about what truly creates a calmer home that stays that way. This episode is a mindset shift for busy women who want less clutter, less guilt, and more ease.

Why Your House Still Feels Messy (Even When You Clean It) 31.01.2026

Do you clean your house every day but still feel overwhelmed by clutter and mess? In this episode, we break down the real reasons your home feels messy even when it’s clean —and why traditional cleaning routines aren’t solving the problem. This episode is for busy women and moms who are tired of constantly tidying, decluttering, and resetting their home with no lasting results. We talk about clutt...

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