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Things I Learned from My Mother from Arcadian Revival

Bethany Khan, Founder of Arcadian Revival

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This is Things I Learned from My Mother from Arcadian Revival, a podcast about creating home, community, and a deeper connection to nature and to one another. What does home mean to you? Here we explore answers to this question through generational wisdom, expanding definitions of home and community, perspectives of the shared human experience, and from Mother Nature herself. At its core, home is about creating a place that is welcoming while keeping in mind that it is a microcosm of the greater global community in which we live, and is part of the larger natural world in which we call home. Join Bethany each week for Season One as we explore these topics and bring on new guests whose stories weave into the ethos of Arcadian Revival.

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Season Two Episode One | A Conversation with Pippa Biddle of Quittner

Saison 2 · Épisode 1

mardi 15 septembre 2026 • Durée 28:28

What does it mean to build a life around what you value?

Season Two of Things I Learned from My Mother, from Arcadian Revival begins with Pippa Biddle, co-founder and co-owner of Quittner, the Hudson Valley lighting and homewares company she runs with her husband, Benjamin Davidson.

Pippa begins by sharing one of the most formative experiences of her early life: working with Jane Goodall. From Goodall, she learned to step outside her comfort zone, live according to her values, and let those values guide the life she builds.

We explore what it means to carry that philosophy into adulthood, from building a business to creating a home and finding a community that gives life meaning. We talk about staying true to yourself, finding joy in the way you live, and allowing the things you surround yourself with to reflect what matters to you.

It is a fitting beginning to a season about home, generational wisdom, stewardship, and our connection to the natural world and one another.

What is worth carrying forward? And how do our values shape the lives we choose to build?

Welcome to Season Two.

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Season One Episode Seven | Where Everything Beautiful Begins: A Conversation with Beekeeper Anna Knapp

Saison 1 · Épisode 7

mardi 10 juin 2025 • Durée 37:02

Welcome back to Things I Learned from My Mother from Arcadian Revival, a podcast grounded in slow living, seasonal beauty, and the art of creating a life connected to land, lineage, and meaning through the lens of home.

In this episode, host Bethany Khan steps away from the tangible work of creating home to explore a more poetic kind of living. She’s joined by Anna Knapp, a neighbor and kindred spirit in Saratoga Springs. Anna is a beekeeper, mother, educator, and community leader whose life embodies what it means to live in tune with the seasons.

From her early fascination with bees as a child in New Mexico to her thoughtful approach to building community and slowing down in upstate New York, Anna invites us into a world where tending becomes a form of beauty, perseverance, self-discovery, and meaning through connection.

So settle in. Pour a cup of tea, perhaps sweetened with local honey, and join us as we journey into the world of bees and the quiet lessons they hold about home, care, and the sweetness found in the smallest and most nuanced ways of the world.

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Season One Episode Six | The Art of Craftsmanship, Community, and Legacy with Master Craftsman Chuck Donnelly

Saison 1 · Épisode 6

vendredi 6 juin 2025 • Durée 37:10

Episode 6: "The Art of Craftsmanship, Community, and Legacy" with Master Craftsman Chuck Donnelly
Things I Learned From My Mother from Arcadian Revival

In this episode, I sit down with master craftsman Chuck Donnelly, a man whose work speaks for itself and leaves a lasting impression. Over the span of his rich career, Chuck has not only touched hundreds of home with his craft, he has carved out a career that speaks of pride of the spaces he has built, but also the relationships that he left room to cultivate along the way.

Together, we explore the parallels between project and path. Chuck shares stories that carry the grain of wisdom earned only through time, patience, and a deep reverence for doing things the right way, especially when no one is watching.

We talk about the exquisite millwork Chuck created here at our home and for the Arcadian Revival studio, and share a few of our favorite details, deep-rooted inspirations, those details that might initially go unnoticed, but make a space feel like home. In this conversation, craft becomes more than output. Millwork becomes a language of thoughtfulness, connection, and place. As a designer, Chuck brought me to my own deep path of appreciating millwork through a lens that I will always wear, a to a niche passion of mine within the building arts.

Come sit with us in the stillness of good conversation. This is the kind of episode that reminds us that the best things often take time, and the most beautiful places are built rich with intention.

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Season One Episode Five | Crafting Home with Cabinetmaker Justin Steinberger

Saison 1 · Épisode 5

vendredi 30 mai 2025 • Durée 53:46

Episode Five – Crafting Home with Cabinetmaker Justin Steinberger: On Kitchens, Nature, and the Art of Getting Things Done

Welcome back to Things I Learned From My Mother, a podcast by Arcadian Revival about creating home, cultivating community, and finding deeper connection to nature, our heritage, and to one another.

In today’s episode, I’m joined by collaborator and friend Justin Steinberger, a cabinetmaker, father of six, devoted husband, and fellow dreamer rooted in the bucolic countryside of upstate New York. Justin not only helped design and build the kitchen in our home, but he’s someone who understands that true craftsmanship is about more than measurements and materials, it’s about listening closely to how people live.

Our conversation moves from kitchen design into deeper territory: the balance between creative work and raising a family, the realities and rewards of small business ownership, and the quiet discipline it takes to keep showing up for both the big dreams and the daily to-dos. Justin shares his philosophy on cabinetry as a deeply personal expression of home, one that’s shaped not just by style or trend, but by the rhythms of everyday life.

We talk about the power of place, especially the role that nature plays in shaping our work and our well-being. We reflect on what it means to step up to the plate, even when no one’s watching, and what it looks like to build a meaningful career doing something you believe in, one project at a time.

We also look ahead at what’s next...some exciting collaborations we’re dreaming into being...and wrap up with a few thoughtful reflections from Justin on what homeowners should really know before diving into a kitchen or home design project, and how working so closely with people in their most intimate spaces has expanded his view of the world.

Season One Episode Four | Foundations of Arcadian Revival: Creating Community: Lessons on Expanding the Definition of Home with Dee Bowyer

Saison 1 · Épisode 4

jeudi 22 mai 2025 • Durée 27:02

Episode 4: Creating Community – A Conversation on Opening Our Home and How Experience Shaped the Creation of a Special Community

In this fourth episode of Things I Learned From My Mother, I’m once again joined by my mom, Dee Bowyer for a heartfelt conversation about what it means to create community.

This episode centers around the legacy of the seasonal craft shows my mother hosted for decades, events that were not just about handmade goods, but about building a home-based business rooted in people, the environment, and shared experience.

We reflect on how these gatherings, often timed with the start of the holiday season (especially the week leading up to Thanksgiving), became annual rituals for so many in our Ohio hometown.

Hundreds would come through our doors over the years, not only to support local artisans and small businesses, but to feel part of something meaningful, warm, and connected. I wish I could bring you there now.

We also explore how those early memories shaped the work I do now through Arcadian Revival, creating a sense of place, belonging, and intentional living here in Saratoga Springs, New York.

From porch gatherings to pop up shops and workshops and the stories we share through this very podcast, community remains a cornerstone of everything we build.

This episode is a reflection on how giving to community nourishes not only others but ourselves. It’s a story about humble beginnings, handmade treasures, and the significance of connection.

We hope you’ll listen in as we trace the roots of what “creating community” has meant across generations, and how it continues to grow.

Tune in wherever you listen to your podcasts, and remember to subscribe so you won’t miss what’s next.

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Season One Episode Three | Foundations of Arcadian Revival: Creating Home with Dee Bowyer

Saison 1 · Épisode 3

mercredi 14 mai 2025 • Durée 31:58

This episode is all about creating home.

In this episode, my mom and I sit down to explore what it truly means to create home. We reflect on how design has been passed through generations in our family, not just as an aesthetic, but as a language of care, creativity, and continuity.

From incorporating heirlooms that carry stories to embracing the rhythms of seasonal living, we talk about how the spaces we shape reflect the lives we lead.

We also share design and styling tips for anyone starting from scratch, and how even the simplest decisions can turn a house into a home using what you have.

One of the most thoughtful sentiments is from my mom talking about accepting change, and how the seasons allow us to embrace the mindset of an ever-evolving world.

At its heart, this conversation is about designing with intention: making spaces that feel warm, lived-in, and welcoming. Home, after all, is less about perfection and more about meaning.

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Season One Episode Two | Foundations of Arcadian Revival: Living Heirlooms and Lessons Learned from the Garden with Dee Bowyer

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

mercredi 7 mai 2025 • Durée 45:01

Hi, I’m Bethany Bowyer Khan and this is Things I Learned from My Mother from Arcadian Revival, a podcast about creating home, community, and a deeper connection to nature and to one another.

What does home feel like to you? Is there a scent, sound, or season that instantly transports you to a familiar place? Does it pull at a longing feeling for something warm, or inviting?

For me home is a feeling…of love and acceptance, of empathy and understanding. It is a place of comfort and ease where we can feel inspired, can grow, and can be the best versions of ourselves. It is a place where lessons from the past help instill values for today. I connect to home through my own experiences of the smell of breakfast thoughtfully being made before I wake or the smell of the fresh summer air breezing through the windows of our century home filled with heirlooms and books where I grew up, I feel home through gardening, with my hands feeling the coolness of the earth between my fingers, of a hug, a shared glass of iced to after an afternoon of yard work, or the warmth of a familiar quilt wrapped around me while listening to a thunderstorm from the comfort of a porch swing on a summer evening. It’s the voices calling my name, laughter, dancing around our kitchen, reading stories at bedtime, and a million other things.

At its core it’s about creating a place that is welcoming, while keeping in mind that it is a microcosm of the greater global community in which we live in and a just a piece of the larger natural world in which we call home.

Here we’ll explore answers to this question through generational wisdom, shared perspectives, and from Mother Nature herself.

Whether you’re here for something you learned from your mother (or father) or you’re a parent yourself or you’re just looking for that warm feeling from a guiding voice we hope you’ll find it here.

This episode of Things I Learned from My Mother is rooted in the garden, but really, it’s about so much more.

We sat down at the kitchen table to talk about how gardening has been a place of solace, restoration, and quiet discovery across generations. It’s where we’ve processed grief, reconnected with joy, and found our footing in seasons of change and growth.

Pilot | Foundations of Arcadian Revival: Fixing Up Old Buildings with my mom, Dee Bowyer

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

jeudi 1 mai 2025 • Durée 40:22

Things I Learned from My Mother from Arcadian Revival

Episode 1 | Fixing Up Old Buildings

Hosted by Bethany Bowyer Khan, Founder, Arcadian Revival

Featuring Dee Bowyer

A welcome

In our very first episode of Things I Learned from My Mother, we begin with how we hope this podcast makes you feel.

Hi, I’m Bethany Bowyer Khan and this is Things I Learned from My Mother from Arcadian Revival, a podcast about creating home, community, and a deeper connection to nature and to one another.

What does home feel like to you? Is there a scent, sound, or season that instantly transports you to a familiar place? Does it pull at a longing feeling for something warm, or inviting?

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