Homestyle

August in Louisiana can mean a lot of things to different people, but something we probably all agree on is it definitely means hurricane season. Hurricane Ida just hit southeast Louisiana, and more storms are brewing in the Gulf. So we thought it important to share tips about preparing for and facing what comes this season. In this episode you'll hear:

This week on the Homestyle podcast we're looking for inspiration for our crafts and cooking, and even our day jobs, so we turn to the internet, of course. And we're not the only ones. The e-learning industry, especially on mobile devices, has been booming through the pandemic — to the tune of billions of dollars. In this episode you'll hear:

It's the first week of school, and we're tapped out — financially, physically, emotionally, all the ways. So rather than go out and find a new project or new materials to buy, why not take what you've got lying around at home and make them into something new and improved? Let's upcycle this week on the Homestyle podcast. In this episode you'll hear:

We've been talking a lot about food and cooking lately, so to keep one of our co-hosts from feeling left out, we pivoted to a craft topic for this week's episode of the Homestyle podcast.  In this episode you'll hear:

It's time to return to school -- again. Homestyle podcast hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham talk about the latest news about the first day of school in Louisiana as well as what they're doing to get ready. Time to shop, y'all. In this episode you'll hear:

Ryan Pecot joins Homestyle podcast hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham in this week's episode to talk about barbeque, recipes and opening a new restaurant in Lafayette, Louisiana.  In this episode you'll hear:

Anna Lafleur and her family switched to the Paleo diet and lifestyle years ago, and recently she's turned her grain-free baking into a business called fairtradefood. She joined Homestyle podcast hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham in this week's episode. In this episode you'll hear:

Homestyle podcast co-host Joe Cunningham has an air fryer, and he's not afraid to use it. This week he breaks down some of his favorite recipes with this very popular kitchen gadget. In this episode you'll hear:

It's summer and time to get out the honey-do list, so this week hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham talk about the home improvement projects they have planned and the styles they try to implement in their own homes. It's literal home style on the podcast. In this episode you'll hear:

This time it's Joe's turn to be interviewed about something he loves to do. Y'all know it's going to be related to cooking! Joe dives into flavor this week, talking about seasonings, marinades and sauces on the Homestyle podcast just in time for the Fourth of July. In this episode you'll hear:

Two local moms and friends, Lauren Earley and Alexis Badon, started Magnolia Moon Collective in 2016. Five years later, they share their journey to making locally grown, wild harvested and organic herbal teas and other items on the Homestyle podcast this week. In this episode you'll hear:

This week we do things a little differently, and Joe interviews Leigh about one of her crafting loves — scrapbooking. It's a great way to tell a story and record a moment in time at once. Hear the ins, outs and how-to's on this week's episode of the Homestyle podcast.  In this episode you'll hear:

We welcome two brothers, Chad and Dustin Richard, from Crowley in Acadia Parish to this week's episode of the Homestyle podcast to talk about their side hustle, Smokey Bayou homemade infused oils and exotic smoke flavor fuels. Hear how one brother's love for gardening and background in chemistry led to a growing business venture and a way to spend time together. In this episode you'll hear:

This week's episode of the Homestyle podcast is inspired by a friend's wedding "scrapbook" that is actually a quilt of fabric pieces with handwritten notes on them. Co-hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham don't know much about quilting — if you do, please come on the show! — but they love the idea of turning memories into blankets and keepsakes. In this episode you'll hear:

When Gabbi Schexnailder saw a wooden spoon etched with a cute saying on Etsy, she thought about buying it. Thankfully, her fiance said, "We could make that." The rest was history. Now she's laser-etching spoons and much more through her business, Junk Drawer Crafters, she tells us this week on the Homestyle podcast. In this episode you'll hear:

It can be hard to stay focused on the positive, and doing so is a skill that can be cultivated from a young age. That's just what Homestyle podcast co-hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham aim to do with their girls (they've got four between their two families), so on this week's episode they talk about how to make gratitude journals for the kids — and themselves, just sayin'. In this episode you'll hear:

Kids are always hungry (OK, me, too), and it can be exhausting to come up with new and healthy ideas for snacks day in and day out. So Homestyle podcast hosts Joe Cunningham and Leigh Guidry help you brainstorm new recipes with this week's episode. Banana sushi, anyone? In this episode you'll hear:

Last summer we were in lockdown, but a year later there are minimal restrictions. This week on the Homestyle podcast, hosts Joe Cunningham and Leigh Guidry talk about their summer plans, big and small. You know there are craft and cooking projects on the list. In this episode you'll hear:

Have you heard of keto? It feels like everyone has, do you really know what it's all about? This week on the Homestyle podcast, hosts Leigh Guidry and Joe Cunningham talk with someone who knows all the ins and outs of the keto lifestyle (short for "ketogenic"). Amanda Campbell turned to the keto diet before it was a trend to help with her health after the birth of her twins, and over time it's blossomed into a full-blown business.  In this episode you'll hear:

This week on the Homestyle podcast, hosts Joe Cunningham and Leigh Guidry welcome an expert in a hand-crafting technique that dates back centuries. Christy Castille of Breaux Bridge has been shuttle tatting since she was 9 years old, and it\'s much more than a hobby for her today.\n\nIn this episode you\'ll hear:\n