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Raised Traditional

Raised Traditional

By: Madison Childers
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This podcast is all about embracing and celebrating traditional lifestyles for women, especially in the great outdoors. We’ll be diving into topics like hunting, archery, and simple ingredient cooking, all while sharing tips on raising our kids to love the wilderness just as much as we do.

In each episode, I’ll have the pleasure of bringing on inspiring guests—amazing women from various backgrounds who share their stories, tips, and insights on how to live a more traditional, nature-filled life. Together, we’ll empower each other and hopefully encourage you to step outside your comfort zone and get involved in the great outdoors.

So grab a cup of coffee, find a cozy spot, and join me on this journey as we explore the beauty and adventure of a traditional lifestyle. I can’t wait to share these stories with you!

Email at: stickbowmama@gmail.com

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  • Raised Traditional: Raising Wild | Traditional Bowhunting with Beka Garris
    May 1 2025

    Welcome to our latest episode featuring Beka Garris-traditional bowhunter, outdoor writer, and dedicated mother. Together, we explore the joys and challenges of raising kids in the outdoors and how we both weave family into our hunting adventures.

    Beka is renowned for her hands-on approach to parenting in the wild, often bringing her children along on hunts and sharing her experiences to inspire other families. In this episode, we discuss her new book, Field Guide to Feral Parenting, a practical resource packed with over 50 pages of tips, tricks, and how-tos for backpacking, hunting, and fishing with children. The guide covers everything from choosing the right carrier to keeping kids safe, comfortable, and engaged outdoors-a must-read for adventurous parents.

    Our conversation covers:

    • How we both started taking our kids hunting at a young age, and the unique rewards and challenges that come with it.

    • Tips for keeping children comfortable and entertained in the field, including packing smart, planning for weather, and making the experience fun.

    • Strategies for teaching kids about safety, patience, and respect for wildlife.

    • The importance of adjusting expectations-focusing on making memories and learning together rather than just the hunt’s outcome.

    • How traditional archery can be an accessible and enjoyable introduction for young hunters, with practical advice for involving kids in shooting and calling practice.

    Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or just starting to think about sharing the outdoors with your children, this episode is full of honest stories, practical advice, and encouragement to make hunting a family affair.

    Check out Beka Garris’s book, Field Guide to Feral Parenting, for more tips and inspiration on parenting in the wild.

    https://www.blurb.com/b/11640839-field-guide-to-feral-parenting

    Tune in for inspiration, laughter, and a fresh perspective on raising the next generation of hunters-one adventure at a time.

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    22 mins
  • Raised Traditional Podcast: Essential Defense: DIY Repellents
    Apr 23 2025

    Welcome to our podcast, where we explore the world of natural remedies. Today, we’re discussing how to keep those pesky insects at bay using essential oils and natural ingredients, perfect for enjoying the sun without the bites.

    Main Discussion:

    • Essential Oils for Insect Repellent:

    • Lavender: Known for its calming effects, lavender oil also repels moths and other insects.

    • Peppermint: Effective against mosquitoes and spiders, peppermint oil is a natural insecticide.

    • Thyme: Studies show thyme oil can repel mosquitoes and ticks, even surpassing DEET in some cases.

    • Lemon Eucalyptus: Recommended by the EPA for mosquito repellent properties.

    DIY Recipes:

    Homemade Sunscreen

    2 oz. chemical free, scent free, hand and body lotion

    4 drops helichrysum oil

    4 drops Lavender oil

    1 T. zinc oxide

    Mix all ingredients until very smooth, put in glass, air tight jar.

    Apply before sun exposure and reapply every 2 hours.

    SPF is about 20. This sunscreen is NOT waterproof!

    Insect Repellent

    4 Oz. glass bottle

    2 Oz. water

    2 Oz. Witch Hazel

    20 drops lemon

    20 drops peppermint

    20 drops melaleuca

    Add a few crystals of Epsom salt to help emulsify.

    Mix and spray on as usual! May also add some jojoba oil for moisturizer!

    Tick Repellent 8oz bottle

    1/2 cup Vinegar

    20 eucalyptus

    20 drops lemongrass

    10 drops geranium

    10 drops cedar-wood

    10 drops - lavender

    Top off water-distiled

    Thanks for tuning in! For more information on the essential oils mentioned, check out the links below.

    If you’re interested in learning more about doTERRA products, feel free to reach out to Lori.

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loricormi?igsh=MWJlb3FqZW1zeXVqMQ==

    Email: Lori.cormier1@gmail.comDoterra Most

    Doterra Popular Essential Oils:

    https://www.doterra.com/US/en/pl/most-popular-oils?OwnerID=15905233&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAA-6Q42TF71NN-XKYq1JgNc-6WRvHb&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIn9uFgpXtjAMVd0L_AR1pOzcvEAAYASABEgIUY_D_BwE

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    24 mins
  • Raised Traditional Podcast: Bear Conservation & Baiting
    Mar 26 2025

    Podcast Description for "Raised Traditional"

    Welcome to "Raised Traditional," the podcast dedicated to embracing traditional living, connecting with nature, and empowering women to confidently explore the outdoors. Join us as we dive into topics like hunting, foraging, and cooking with fresh, local ingredients—all while teaching our children to appreciate these timeless practices.

    In this episode, we’re focusing on bear hunting regulations in Idaho. Did you know that North Idaho is home to around 80 to 100 grizzly bears and approximately 20,000 to 30,000 black bears? As one of only four states in the lower 48 where grizzly bears thrive, Idaho plays a unique role in bear conservation.

    We’ll discuss the new bear identification course required for hunters starting January 2025, ensuring we all know how to differentiate between grizzly and black bears before heading into the field. I’ll share my thoughts on the importance of bear baiting, why it’s meaningful to me, and how it contributes to conservation efforts.

    Additionally, I’ve included links to my YouTube videos where you can see how we set up our bear bait, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the process!

    Whether you’re an experienced hunter or just starting your outdoor journey, this episode aims to inspire and empower all women to actively engage in conservation and embrace traditional living. Tune in, and let’s explore why our connection to nature is more important than ever!

    Bear Bait YouTube Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsVAd1dEQsvQIN4Bexg_yytL9OZqNXwb9&si=8W_n-IZryVW0CZaZ

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    18 mins

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