When Style Becomes a Statement

The Really Very Crunchy Podcast

Emily & Jason Morrow

Kids & Family, Parenting

4.9 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2025

⏱️ 57 minutes

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0:00.0	You're listening to the really very crunchy podcast with your host, Emily.
0:05.4	I actually started saying Emily with your host, Emily.
0:10.2	And Jason.
0:12.1	Maybe that's how we should do it.
0:14.4	Like we're introducing each other.
0:16.3	I didn't mean to do that.
0:17.5	I really started saying Emily.
0:19.8	And that was, I don't know why. I don't know. Sorry about the audio only this week. We had a really busy, random, busy day. Well, busy last two weeks. It was like, you know, speaking engagements and different things. And we just got, well, I just got back from Cultivate um cultivate homestead retreat it was a lot of fun
0:40.8	yeah and then this morning i had jason chopping down trees and we planted a baby orchard we did get
0:47.3	sidetracked with uh creating an orchard in our front yard and then i you know what's funny
0:53.8	i've been like so opposed to planting trees in our front yard. And then I, you know what's funny? I've been like so opposed to planting
0:56.6	trees in our front yard because it's near road. And I've always heard like you don't want the
1:00.4	pollution, you don't want the road dust, whatever. But we get like five cars a day. If even.
1:06.5	Going on our road. And they're going like 10 miles an hour half the time. Right. Which is not putting as much gas.
1:12.4	And so I've just been like, well, I guess we don't get fruit trees because our yard is so shady.
1:17.5	We have a super open field, but that's our septic field.
1:21.7	Yeah.
1:22.1	And so you can't grow edible.
1:23.7	It happens to be the most fertile ground around for... I don't understand why.
1:28.4	But it's also like our only sunny spot.
1:31.4	And so except for where my raised beds are.
1:34.6	Anyway, we got sidetrack doing that.
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