The Homemaker's Club ® Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Today at the kitchen table, I’m joined by my friend Jess Markoya, co-owner of the beloved shoppe, Neuflora. Jess is a homemaker, mother of five, homeschool mama, and business owner whose heart for women and intentional living shines through everything she creates.

In this conversation, Jess shares her family’s journey of moving from Hawaii to Tennessee, the story of how Neuflora began, and the joy of opening their new storefront. We talk about what homemaking means to her, the rhythms that anchor her family, and how building a wardrobe with intention can serve the heart of a homemaker.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

• Jess’s beautiful definition of homemaking as tending both souls and spaces.
• Daily rhythms that bring peace, order, and connection in the midst of a busy season.
• The ministry of Neuflora and why having a cohesive wardrobe frees homemakers from decision fatigue.
• How Jess and her husband, Joey, made the leap of faith to move their family and business to the mainland.
• Why rhythms create stability in family life (and business).

This conversation is an encouragement for every homemaker to pause, reflect, and build rhythms that bring peace to the home - whether through morning coffee on the porch, meals around the table, or the clothes we wear each day.

Resources Mentioned:

• Shop Neuflora, use code Homemakers10 to save 10%
• Follow Jess and her team on Instagram @neurflorawardrobe
• Shop Azure Standard

If today’s episode blessed you, would you share it with a friend or leave a review? Your kind words help other homemakers find encouragement and provision for their own homes.

Looking for more homemaking tools, encouragement, and community?  Join us inside The Homemaker’s Club, where you’ll find encouragement, practical resources, and a sisterhood of women tending their homes with intention. We'd love to have you!

Today I’m joined by Jennifer Pepito. Jennifer is a beloved voice in the homemaking community, a seasoned mom/homemaker, and author of "Habits for a Sacred Home" and "Mothering by the Book".

In this conversation, we talk about homemaking as a consecrated space and why tending the atmosphere of our homes (not just the chores) strengthens families and blesses our communities.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

• Why homemaking matters in hard seasons.
• Hope for the homemaker’s heart.
• How practicing gratitude reframes scarcity, fear, and confusion.
• Practical ways to unplug, make your world smaller, and re-center our focus.
• Daily anchors that endure.
• Traditions that build resilience.

Resources Mentioned

• Habits for a Sacred Home by Jennifer Pepto
• Mothering by the Book by Jennifer Pepto
• The Restoration Home Podcast
• Follow Jennifer on Instagram @jenniferpepito

Your home doesn’t have to be perfect to be powerful. Start with one rhythm you can repeat, anchoring your home in intention, because little by little, these practices become the foundation of peace, fruitfulness, and legacy.

If this episode blessed you, please share it with a friend or leave a review, your words help other homemakers find encouragement and provision.

Looking for more homemaking tools, encouragement, and community?  Join us inside The Homemaker’s Club, where you’ll find encouragement, practical resources, and a sisterhood of women tending their homes with intention. We'd love to have you!

In the first of a two-part conversation, my friend Angela Pourchot (@herhomeandheritage on IG) met me at the kitchen table to discuss raising sons, reclaiming boyhood, and affirming Biblical masculinity.Some of the main topics that we chatted about that I hope will encourage you:Raising SonsDisciplineReclaiming BoyhoodAffirming Biblical MasculinityDiscipleshipA Father's RoleSupporting and Honoring FathersSome details from our conversation:Psalm 144 Proverbs 14:4It is our greatest hope that at the end of this conversation, you’ll be refreshed with some useful provisions and encouragement as you make your house a home. We invite you to join us next week as we discuss the roles of husbands and wives within the home.Grab a cup of tea and we’ll meet you at the kitchen table!

In this week’s episode of The Homemaker’s Club Podcast, my friend Lyndsey Mimnagh (@treehouse_schoolhouse on IG) met me at the kitchen table to discuss what it means to give our time in our homes wholly and wholeheartedly.Some of the main topics that we chatted about that I hope will encourage you:Making home where we areBuilding a home to meet your desires and serve your needsTeaching life skillsUsing tech to serve us, not consume usTime ManagementGiving 100%, even if it's 10% of our daySome details from our conversation:You can visit Lyndsey's shop and her curriculum, here.Use Code: WEARETHEHOMEMAKERS15 to save 15% off your first order!You can visit Lyndsey's YouTube channel, here.It is our greatest hope that at the end of this conversation, you’ll be refreshed with some useful provisions and encouragement as you make your house a home.Grab a cup of tea and we’ll meet you at the kitchen table!

In a follow up from last week's episode... In this week's episode, my friend Molly DeFrank joins me at the kitchen table again as we discuss the impact that technology has on the home life and how to create a healthy balance that works for you as the keeper of home, and your family, using her tried and true method shared in her book, "Digital Detox: The Two-Week Tech Reset for Kids".Some of the main topics that we chatted about that I hope will encourage you:The influence of tech in the home and on your familyHow to manage and balance tech/social media usageWays to fill spend time as a family that uphold your family values and to glorify GodYou can purchase Molly DeFrank's book, here.Visit Molly on her website, here.It is our greatest hope that at the end of this conversation, you’ll be refreshed with some useful provisions and encouragement as you make your house a home.Grab a cup of tea and we’ll meet you at the kitchen table!

In this week’s episode of The Homemaker’s Club Podcast, my friend Amber met me at the kitchen table to discuss something that is a bit taboo... the downside to social media and the negative impact it brings to our homemaking, or families, our homes, and the lasting heartache it can bring if it isn't moderated.Some of the main topics that we chatted about that I hope will encourage you:Mothering older childrenMindfulness of inputThe distraction and downside of social mediaSocial Media addictionComparison and discontentmentClaiming our identitiesEntrepreneurshipTime Management"The wise woman builds her house, but with her own hands the foolish one tears hers down." Proverbs 14:1You can visit Amber's YouTube Channel, here.You can purchase Korie Robertson's book, "Strong and Kind", here.It is our greatest hope that at the end of this conversation, you’ll be refreshed with some useful provisions and encouragement as you make your house a home.Grab a cup of tea and we’ll meet you at the kitchen table!

In this week’s episode of The Homemaker’s Club Podcast, my friend Joneese (@joneeseharding on Instagram) met me at the kitchen table to discuss the beauty of sowing seeds and refreshed rhythms of heart and home.Some of the main topics that we chatted about that I think you’ll enjoy:HopeContentmentBalance and GraceMental HealthCommunicationLaughing through the days’ hiccupsRefreshed Rhythms of Heart and HomeLuke 16:10 “If you are faithful in little things, you will be faithful in large ones. But if you are dishonest in little things, you won’t be honest with greater responsibilities.” Luke‬ ‭16‬:‭10‬ ‭NLT‬‬You can visit Joneese' YouTube Channel, here.It is our greatest hope that at the end of this conversation, you’ll be refreshed with some useful provisions and encouragement as you make your house a home.Grab a cup of tea and we’ll meet you at the kitchen table!

In this week's episode of The Homemaker’s Club Podcast, my friend Katie Campbell met me at the kitchen table to discuss how we are called to care for other mothers and how we can begin doing so by giving what we need.Some of the main topics that we chatted about that I think you'll enjoy:Using our pasts to bless our presentHospitalityBlessing vs ImpressingCommunityAlongsideness in Postpartum and Life ChangesCaring for MothersIt is our greatest hope that at the end of this conversation, you'll be refreshed with some useful provisions and encouragement as you make your house a home. Grab a cup of tea and we’ll meet you at the kitchen table!___The Homemaker’s Club is a sisterhood of women who value the old-fashioned ways and traditions of making a house a home. Join our community of thousands of women worldwide, as we navigate the joys and hardships of homemaking, alongside one another. We currently gather on Instagram @wearethehomemakers and cannot wait to share a very big announcement in Late May!

In this week's episode of The Homemaker’s Club Podcast, my friend Mary Salas met me at the kitchen table to celebrate and discuss Making a Home.Some of the main topics that we chatted about that I think you'll enjoy:Making a HomeDaily Routines and RhythmsTime and Practical Home ManagementPartnership in MarriageCreating a Peaceful AtmosphereHandling OverwhelmCombating DistractionFinding Beauty in the OrdinaryIt is our greatest hope that at the end of this conversation, you'll be refreshed with some useful provisions and encouragement as you make your house a home. Grab a cup of tea and we’ll meet you at the kitchen table!Notes and Links from today’s episode that you may find helpful:Making a Home by Mary Salas"A wise woman builds her home, but a foolish woman tears it down with her own hands." Proverbs 14:1___The Homemaker’s Club is a sisterhood of women who value the old-fashioned ways and traditions of making a house a home. Join our community of thousands of women worldwide, as we navigate the joys and hardships of homemaking, alongside one another. We currently gather on Instagram @wearethehomemakers and cannot wait to share a very big announcement in Late May!

In this week's episode of The Homemaker’s Club Podcast, my friend Jennifer @jenniferpepito met me at the kitchen table to celebrate and discuss her newest book, “Habits for a Sacred Home: 9 Practices from History to Anchor and Restore Modern Families”!Some of the main topics that we chatted about that I think you'll enjoy:Habits for a Sacred HomeWomen in HistoryCombating OverwhelmHope and RestorationCreating Family "Rules of Life"Societal and Generational InfluenceIt is our greatest hope that at the end of this conversation, you'll be refreshed with some useful provisions and encouragement as you make your house a home. Grab a cup of tea and we’ll meet you at the kitchen table!Notes and Links from today’s episode that you may find helpful:"Habits for a Sacred Home" by Jennifer Pepito (releases May 7th)"Mothering by the Book" by Jennifer PepitoReceive your preorder goodies, here.The Peaceful Press, homeschool curriculum.“For the Family’s Sake” by Susan Schaeffer Macaulay"Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect." ‭‭Romans‬ ‭12‬:‭2‬ ‭"Don’t let evil conquer you but conquer evil by doing good." Romans‬ ‭12‬:‭21‬___The Homemaker’s Club is a sisterhood of women who value the old-fashioned ways and traditions of making a house a home. Join our community of thousands of women worldwide, as we navigate the joys and hardships of homemaking, alongside one another. We currently gather on Instagram @wearethehomemakers and cannot wait to share a very big announcement in May!