Old Ways New Days

Old Ways
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Homesteading with a focus on urban and suburban sustainable living with a pagan and spiritual twist.

  1. Planning the Garden Like Our Ancestors: Seed Mapping, Companions & Sacred Design

    4D AGO

    Planning the Garden Like Our Ancestors: Seed Mapping, Companions & Sacred Design

    Before we plant… we plan. In this week’s episode of Old Ways New Days, we’re mapping the garden like our ancestors: 🌱 Seed placement with intention  🌿 Companion planting wisdom  🌎 Spiritual land design  🗓 When to sow outdoors  🪴 Where your January & February seedlings should be right now Gardening isn’t just rows in soil. It’s relationship. Listen now wherever you gather your podcasts — and let’s write the land with care. 🌾 Send us Fan Mail Support the show Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581390940178 Send us an email at oldwaysnewdayspodcast@gmail.com

    18 min
  2. Snakes, Saints, and Shadows: The Untold Story of St. Patrick’s Day

    5D AGO

    Snakes, Saints, and Shadows: The Untold Story of St. Patrick’s Day

    Everyone wears green on March 17th… but do you know what the “snakes” really represented? This episode dives into the true history of St. Patrick’s Day — from Christian conversion to cultural erasure — and how modern witches can reclaim the day by honoring those lost to persecution. Why some witches wear red and black instead of green.  How the holiday became a global drinking event.  And what remembrance can look like in modern practice. Snakes. Saints. Shadows. Listen now on Old Ways, New Days. Send a text Support the show Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581390940178 Send us an email at oldwaysnewdayspodcast@gmail.com

    11 min
  3. Backyard Homestead Basics: Simple Structures That Last

    MAR 12

    Backyard Homestead Basics: Simple Structures That Last

    What if your garden didn’t just grow food… What if it grew fences that live, beds that feed themselves, and soil built from yesterday’s scraps?   In this week’s episode of Old Ways New Days, we’re breaking down easy at-home garden builds — from willow living fences to hugelkultur mounds and keyhole gardens.   No fancy budget. No perfection. Just practical magic and hands in the dirt.   Listen now and start building your living garden. 🌿 Send a text Support the show Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581390940178 Send us an email at oldwaysnewdayspodcast@gmail.com

    20 min
  4. The Land Remembers

    MAR 5

    The Land Remembers

    The chemicals used to fertilize modern fields were once used to make bombs. After WWII, excess war factories turned their production toward agriculture — and the soil has been paying the price ever since. What does that mean for our bodies?  For chronic disease?  For the way we farm animals?  For the way we eat? In this episode of Old Ways, New Days, we explore the deep connection between soil health and human health — from bomb factories to CAFOs to Victory Gardens — and what stewardship could look like now. Because everything is related. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581390940178 Send us an email at oldwaysnewdayspodcast@gmail.com

    21 min
  5. Part 2: Black Herbalists & Plant Medicine

    FEB 26

    Part 2: Black Herbalists & Plant Medicine

    This Black History Month, we honor the Black herbalists who healed under enslavement, carried medicine in memory, and kept communities alive when care was denied. Part Two of Old Ways New Days is a reverent reflection on plant medicine, lineage, and survival. 🌿 Send us Fan Mail Support the show Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581390940178 Send us an email at oldwaysnewdayspodcast@gmail.com

    15 min
  6. Part 1: Rooted Resistance: Black Innovators, Ancestral Wisdom & the Foundations of Sustainable Living

    FEB 19

    Part 1: Rooted Resistance: Black Innovators, Ancestral Wisdom & the Foundations of Sustainable Living

    “Before sustainable living had a name, it had roots. 🌱  This Black History Month, Old Ways New Days honors the Black innovators, ancestral farmers, and land stewards who shaped homesteading, regenerative agriculture, and food sovereignty — blending history, spirituality, and soil wisdom into one powerful story.” Resources: Oneearth.org Tsfrcbo.org  Blackinplantscience.org Csuchico.edu Send us Fan Mail Support the show Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581390940178 Send us an email at oldwaysnewdayspodcast@gmail.com

    15 min
  7. From Soil to Shaker: Stocking Your Herb & Spice Cabinet from the Garden

    FEB 12

    From Soil to Shaker: Stocking Your Herb & Spice Cabinet from the Garden

    Before spices were trendy, they were powerful. 🌿  From garden herbs to world-changing seeds, this episode of Old Ways New Days explores how to grow, dry, store, and honor the seasonings that once shaped empires—and can still shape your pantry today. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581390940178 Send us an email at oldwaysnewdayspodcast@gmail.com

    17 min
  8. From Harvest to Cellar: The Real Work of Food Preservation

    FEB 5

    From Harvest to Cellar: The Real Work of Food Preservation

    Food preservation isn’t pretty — it’s powerful. This episode of Old Ways New Days dives deep into real‑world food preservation: pressure canning, water bath canning, drying, salt preservation, and the mistakes that teach us how to do it right. Because resilience is built one jar at a time. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581390940178 Send us an email at oldwaysnewdayspodcast@gmail.com

    27 min
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Homesteading with a focus on urban and suburban sustainable living with a pagan and spiritual twist.

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  • Creator
    Old Ways
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    26
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Old Ways New Days
  • Show Website
    Old Ways New Days