In this season 1 finale, Julianne interviews Sara Ernst — the creative behind Wild Pickle Press — who shares how songs, poetry, and imagination can make nature accessible and meaningful for every family.

We’re officially halfway through summer—and if your kids are anything like mine, the phrase “I’m bored” has come up a few times

. But what if boredom isn’t something to fix? What if it’s something to welcome?

What happens when a burned-out corporate recruiter has a vision for something different—something more connected, flexible, and outdoorsy? She builds it herself. Meet Morgan Bergstrom, founder of the Basecamped app, in this inspiring conversation about family rhythms, homeschool curiosity, and the beauty of not doing it alone.

Looking to explore Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with your kids? In this episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, Julianne shares her favorite UP destinations, RV camping tips, and family memories that will inspire your next trip north.

Nourishing our families can be simple, nature-based, and deeply healing. In this touching conversation, Holly invites us to listen to our bodies and intuition, nourish through whole foods, and remember how joyful and natural outdoor living truly is.

Looking for ways to make summer with kids feel less chaotic and more connected? In this episode, I’m sharing what’s working (and what’s not) during our first week of summer — including simple systems, swim team surprises, and the mindset shift that’s saving my sanity.

In this episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, I’m joined by Kristen Keeler—mom of three and creator of Midwest Travel Mama. Kristen shares how her family went from backyard play to exploring hidden Midwest gems through road trips and affordable adventures. Whether you’re new to family travel or looking to make the most of weekends and school breaks, you’ll love her practical tips and encouragement.

If you’re heading into summer break wondering how to keep your kids entertained without turning to screens 24/7, this one’s for you. Here’s why our Yoto Player has become our go-to for quiet time, travel, and screen-free fun—and why it always makes it into our suitcase.

Dreaming of Mackinac Island but worried about the cost? This episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast breaks down how to plan a budget-friendly day on the island, packed with insider tips, family-tested hacks, and a whole lot of scenic magic—without draining your wallet.

Jess Pawl of Kid-Friendly Stays joins me on The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast to share how her family slow traveled the world for a year with a baby and toddler—and what she learned about the joy, challenges, and misconceptions of family travel.

In this solo episode, I share a dose of real talk and hard-won wisdom for every mom preparing for summer break. From embracing boredom to building a simple summer bin, this episode will leave you feeling encouraged, empowered, and ready to enjoy the chaos of summer with less stress and more soul-filling simplicity.

Think you need a homestead to grow real food for your family? Think again. In this episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, I talk with garden coach Rachael Carter about how busy parents can start growing fresh, flavorful food—no cellar, canning skills, or “green thumb” required.

In this solo episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, I share my April MOM Monthly R.E.P.O.R.T.—what I’m loving, reading, and recommending as a busy mom building an outdoorsy life.

Tired of Mother’s Day gift guides that don’t actually feel like they’re made for real moms? I’ve rounded up my favorite gifts for outdoorsy, low-key moms who just want to sip coffee outside, skip the foot spa, and maybe get a hike in. From park passes to cute gear, this guide is fully shoppable and mom-approved.

Nature-based educator Kelsey Scholer joins the podcast to share how outdoor play, mixed-age exploration, and community revival can transform your child’s development—one backyard at a time.

In this heartwarming episode, I chat with Lisa Stanworth—a mom of five, travel enthusiast, and host of the Choose Your Happy Place podcast. Lisa shares how her childhood shaped her love for the outdoors, how she keeps things simple and adventurous with kids from toddlerhood to the teenage years, and why walks, multi-generational travel, and tech boundaries matter more than ever. Whether you’re dreaming of big family trips or just want ideas for getting outside after dinner, Lisa offers down-to-earth advice you’ll love.

Discover how My Outdoorsy Mom began and why small, imperfect steps outside led to big changes for our family.

Planning a memorable birthday trip for your kid doesn’t have to be complicated—or expensive. I took my 6-year-old to NYC for a one-on-one birthday adventure filled with pizza, scavenger hunts, and big city fun.

Rainy days don’t have to be a wash. I’ve rounded up my favorite affordable rain gear picks for kids—because getting outside in wet weather is way more fun when everyone stays dry (and your wallet does, too). These kid-approved finds are durable, budget-friendly, and made for mud-splattered adventures.

What started as a desperate mom move to survive the toddler chaos turned into one of the best parenting decisions I’ve ever made. Just 15 minutes outside every day—no fancy activities, no big expectations—transformed how my kids play. Here’s how a tiny habit grew our outdoor routine, built confidence, and gave me my sanity back.