It's the Brian Lairn Show on WNYC. I'm Bridget Bergen filling in for Brian today.

Now that the weather's warming up, we're going to end today's show with a quick guide to spring cleaning and decluttering.

We've all got clutter somewhere in our homes. Maybe it's hidden in that one closet you never want

to open or bursting out of your kitchen cabinets. We all want it gone, but getting rid of our

possessions is actually harder than it seems. Decluttering can be time-consuming, and there's all sorts of

logistics involved if you're doing the right thing and not just dumping your stuff in the trash.

But often, it's the emotional weight of letting go of those things and living with that clutter.

It can feel like throwing out memories and little pieces of our previous selves. But to help you get the

ball rolling on spring cleaning, we've got a professional organizer on deck here to take your

calls and offer some advice, hopefully even inspire you to get started this weekend. With me now is

Christina Fallon, owner of Dream It Done Organizing.

Christina, welcome to WNYC.

Great to have you here.

Thank you so much for having me.

I'm so excited.

I'm so passionate about this topic.

15 minutes is going to fly fast.

Well, listeners, you better line up.

Where are you hiding your clutter?

Is it under your bed or piling up on your bookshelf? Do you need help

figuring out how to organize the space under your bathroom sink? For me, it is my kitchen pantry.

Have you tried to get rid of stuff but stopped halfway? Maybe you're looking to start the process

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