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EP 37: Holistic First Aid, Outdoor Kids, and Confident Mothering with Becca Regnerus
May 11, 2026
59m 18s
EP 36: Traveling with Kids, Real-Life Adventures, and Why You Don’t Have to Wait with Jacquelyn Hunt
May 4, 2026
43m 55s
EP 35: There’s No Such Thing as Bad Weather, Friluftsliv, and Raising Kids Who Feel at Home Outside with Linda Åkeson McGurk
Apr 27, 2026
54m 06s
EP 34: Raising Capable Teens Who Can Cook (and Why It Matters More Than Ever) with Katie Kimball
Apr 20, 2026
39m 13s
EP 33: Midlife Rebirth, Transformational Travel, and Doing Hard Things with Christina McEvoy
Apr 13, 2026
53m 25s
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| 5/11/26 | EP 37: Holistic First Aid, Outdoor Kids, and Confident Mothering with Becca Regnerus | Today’s guest is Becca Regnerus, the mom of six behind @becca.naturally on Instagram. Becca helps moms feel confident supporting their families with natural remedies, homeopathy, and other practical holistic tools for everyday illnesses and injuries. In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to raise active, outdoor kids without living in fear of every bump, bruise, fever, cough, or trip to the ER. Becca shares honestly about raising 6 kids, multiple ER visits, and why she would rathe... | 59m 18s | ||||||
| 5/4/26 | EP 36: Traveling with Kids, Real-Life Adventures, and Why You Don’t Have to Wait with Jacquelyn Hunt | Today’s guest is Jacquelyn Hunt, mom of five, family travel creator behind Traveling Family Circus, and the creator of the Happy Little Traveler Activity Kits. Jacq is on a mission to help families feel confident getting out into the world with their kids—whether that’s a local park, a road trip, or an international adventure. In this episode, we talk about what it really looks like to travel with kids (hint: not perfect), how to simplify the process, and why you don’t have to wait for the “r... | 43m 55s | ||||||
| 4/27/26 | EP 35: There’s No Such Thing as Bad Weather, Friluftsliv, and Raising Kids Who Feel at Home Outside with Linda Åkeson McGurk | Today’s guest is Linda Åkeson McGurk, author of There’s No Such Thing as Bad Weather and The Open-Air Life, writer, speaker, and the voice behind Rain or Shine Mamma. Linda’s work has deeply shaped my own parenting and the entire philosophy behind My Outdoorsy Mom. In this conversation, we talk about what it means to raise kids with a real relationship to nature, why outdoor play is not a luxury, and how the Scandinavian concept of friluftsliv can help families build simple, everyday rhythms ... | 54m 06s | ||||||
| 4/20/26 | EP 34: Raising Capable Teens Who Can Cook (and Why It Matters More Than Ever) with Katie Kimball | In this episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, I’m joined by Katie Kimball, founder of Raising Healthy Families, creator of Kids Cook Real Food and Teens Cook Real Food, and mom of four. This conversation is all about raising kids—especially teens—who can actually do things in the real world. We talk about cooking, yes… but also confidence, responsibility, anxiety, independence, and what kids really need before they leave home. If you’ve ever thought: “I should be teaching my kids more… but... | 39m 13s | ||||||
| 4/13/26 | EP 33: Midlife Rebirth, Transformational Travel, and Doing Hard Things with Christina McEvoy | In this episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, I’m joined by Christina McEvoy, founder of Your Limitless Adventures, a company that leads transformational travel experiences for women around the world. I had the opportunity to travel with Christina to Guatemala earlier this year—and this conversation is a reflection of that experience, the growth that happens when women step outside their everyday lives, and why midlife might actually be the most powerful chapter yet. We talk about identity... | 53m 25s | ||||||
| 3/30/26 | EP 32: Kiera Liu on Memory Keeping, Camera Rolls, and Capturing the Flecks of Gold | In this episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, I’m joined by Kiera Liu, founder of Frame of Life, retired criminal defense attorney turned photographer, visual storyteller, and host of the Frame of Life Podcast. Kiera’s work lives at the intersection of motherhood, storytelling, and legacy. In this conversation, we talk about why the small, ordinary moments matter so much, how parents can get more intentional about memory keeping, and how to stop letting thousands of photos sit untouched in... | 44m 42s | ||||||
| 3/23/26 | EP 31: Beyond the Front Door with Josée Bergeron | Nature, Motherhood, and Finding Your Way Back | In this episode of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, I’m joined by Josée Bergeron, the voice behind Backwoods Mama and author of the beautiful new book Beyond the Front Door: Embracing Nature for a Happier, Healthier Family. Josée is a mom of five, a former nurse, and a thoughtful advocate for helping families reconnect with nature in a way that feels gentle, grounded, and realistic. In this conversation, we talk about what happens when motherhood feels overstimulating, when family life gets pull... | 52m 14s | ||||||
| 12/1/25 | EP 30: Season 2 Finale | Free to Fly: Hard Truths, Hopeful Parenting, and Why Strong Kids Need Strong Parents with Nicole Runyon | To close out Season 2, Julianne welcomes licensed psychotherapist and parent coach Nicole Runyon to discuss her powerful new book, Free to Fly. This isn’t just another parenting book—it’s a manifesto calling out the powerful forces that are sabotaging childhood. Nicole shares how big tech, big food, and big pharma prey on kids and parents, and what we can do to reclaim our families' health, rhythms, and relationships. From early childhood development to the dangers of overstimulation, retaine... | 1h 13m 26s | ||||||
| 11/24/25 | EP 29: Restoring Movement, Grit, and Purpose: Why Kids Need Functional Fitness with Patrick Whalen, Iliad Athletics | What if your child’s best classroom isn’t a room at all? In this episode, Patrick Whalen, Marine Corps veteran and founder of Iliad Athletics, shares why physical movement, especially outdoors, is essential for kids’ character development, cognitive growth, and lifelong health. Patrick shares how his time in the military, the classroom, and as a boarding school founder led him to launch a company rooted in the belief that the body is an untapped source of learning. He explains the... | 53m 49s | ||||||
| 11/17/25 | EP 28: The Nature of Rest with Eryn Lynum | In today’s conversation, I’m joined by Eryn Lynum — author of The Nature of Rest: What the Bible and Creation Teach Us About Sabbath Living, host of the top-ranked family podcast Nat Theo, and certified master naturalist. Eryn shares how her family embraced Sabbath rhythms after hitting burnout, and how rest — both biblically and biologically — has become a life-giving anchor in their home. We explore the theology behind rest, how nature points us to God’s design, what Sabbath actually looks ... | 55m 01s | ||||||
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| 11/3/25 | EP 27: Wildlife, Wonder & Brave Wilderness: A Conversation with Ray Tiller | Ray Tiller is a wildlife filmmaker, Brave Wilderness host, and the creative force behind the YouTube channel Fintastic Films. In this episode, Ray shares how childhood wonder, media, and Midwest bike rides led him to a dream job working alongside his idol-turned-mentor, Coyote Peterson. We chat about how parents can foster curiosity for nature, use media as a tool for learning (not just zoning out), and help kids fall in love with “scary” animals like snakes and sharks. Plus, Ray ... | 42m 15s | ||||||
| 10/28/25 | EP 26: The October R.E.P.O.R.T | This week’s solo episode is short, sweet, and off-the-cuff. With two sick kids and a full plate, Julianne brings back one of your favorite formats — the monthly R.E.P.O.R.T. — where she shares what she’s been Reading, Eating, Playing, Obsessing over, Recommending, and Treating herself to lately. Mentioned in this episode: The Great Alone by Kristin HannahFree to Fly by Nicole RunyonPeter Thomas Roth Brightening Eye PatchesOmnilux LED MaskHue (Hu) Dark ChocolateWalking pad Forrest Frank m... | 7m 25s | ||||||
| 10/20/25 | EP 25: From Balanced and Barefoot to TimberNook: Why Outdoor Play is Essential with Angela Hanscom | Today’s guest is someone who changed the way I view childhood development. Angela Hanscom is a pediatric occupational therapist, the founder of TimberNook, and the author of one of my favorite parenting books, Balanced and Barefoot. In this episode, Angela and I dive deep into the neuroscience behind nature play, how over-structured environments are hurting our kids, and why kids need boredom, movement, risk—and dirt. If you’ve ever questioned why your child fidgets, climbs trees, or me... | 50m 18s | ||||||
| 10/14/25 | EP 24: Why I’d Be a Terrible Full-Time RVer | There’s a romance to the idea of life on the road — the freedom, the spontaneity, the cozy camper mornings. But if you’ve ever thought, “That looks fun… for a weekend,” this episode is for you. In this solo episode, I’m sharing stories from our family RV trips — the magical moments and the mishaps — plus some surprisingly encouraging statistics about why renting an RV might be the sweet spot for adventure-loving families like mine (and maybe yours, too). If you’ve ever fantasized about ... | 11m 04s | ||||||
| 10/6/25 | EP 23: Healing, Hiking, and Solo Mom Travel with Shaniece King | This week on The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast, I’m joined by Shaniece King — solo mom, outdoor adventurer, and creator behind Kay Lashae Adventures. Her story is powerful, honest, and deeply encouraging for any mom who’s wondered, “Can I really do this?” In this conversation, we talk about: How hiking helped Shaniece heal during a painful season of her lifeWhy beginner adventures matter (and how to start small)Her cross-country trip with her daughter to Sequoia, Yosemite, and King’s CanyonHow nat... | 41m 16s | ||||||
| 9/29/25 | EP 22: How We’re Navigating the Shift to Becoming a Sports Family | In this solo episode, Julianne gets candid about a new chapter: becoming a sports family. From early days of resisting extracurriculars to finding a rhythm that includes both structured activities and unstructured outdoor play, she shares how her family is navigating this transition with intentionality. This episode is packed with honest reflections, science-backed insight, and encouraging reminders that you don’t have to go “all in” to still be “in.” You can be a sports family and an outdoor... | 17m 59s | ||||||
| 9/22/25 | EP 21: Airway-Centered Orthodontics and Low Tech Living: Root Cause Wellness with Dr. Maureen Kuhta | In this episode, Julianne sits down with Dr. Maureen Kuhta, pediatric orthodontist and founder of Aligned House of Orthodontics in Metro Detroit. But this conversation goes far beyond teeth. We dive into airway-centered orthodontics, the connection between breathing and brain development, and how jaw structure affects sleep, behavior, and growth. Dr. Kuhta shares her holistic approach to treating children, including the role of tongue ties, mouth breathing, and posture in lifelong welln... | 56m 06s | ||||||
| 9/15/25 | EP 20: When the World Feels Heavy | I had a totally different episode planned for today—but with everything going on in the world, I just couldn’t hit publish on a lighthearted topic. Instead, this short solo episode is a heart-to-heart about what I’m holding onto in a heavy season. I share how my faith grounds me, what I’m choosing to consume (and not), and the kind of space I want to cultivate moving forward—online and offline. If you’re feeling the weight of the world lately, this one’s for you. Where you can find me:&... | 7m 34s | ||||||
| 9/8/25 | EP 19: How Nature-Based OT Can Heal, Regulate, and Empower Your Kids with Kim Wilson of Nature’s Path OT | In this heartfelt and deeply insightful conversation, host Julianne Nienberg sits down with Kim Wilson, pediatric occupational therapist and founder of Nature’s Path OT. They dive into the world of sensory needs, emotional regulation, trauma-informed parenting, and how outdoor-based occupational therapy can transform your relationship with your child. Kim shares her personal story of starting a nature-based OT practice in Colorado after years in traditional therapy settings and how taking the... | 1h 02m 27s | ||||||
| 9/1/25 | EP 18: Lessons I Learned From My First Solo Trip With 3 Kids Under 5 | What happens when a mom of three little kids decides to wing it on a last-minute solo hotel trip while her husband is away on business? A little chaos, a lot of snacks, and some unforgettable lessons. In this solo episode, I’m sharing the story of my first-ever solo trip with my kids (then ages 5, 4, and 2!)—from packing the car to surviving the hotel breakfast buffet to learning how capable I actually am. Whether you’ve dreamed of solo travel with your little ones or have zero desire t... | 18m 38s | ||||||
| 8/25/25 | EP 17: Reclaiming Childhood Independence with Technology featuring Russell York, CEO & Founder of Cosmo | In this season 2 premiere, I’m joined by Russell York, founder and CEO of Cosmo, a family-first tech company helping parents nurture more outdoor independence and connection in the digital age. As a 90s kid turned new dad, Russell grew up biking the neighborhood until the streetlights came on—and now he’s on a mission to bring that kind of childhood back with tools like the Cosmo JrTrack 5 smartwatch. We talk about how connection positivity (aka satellite parenting) empowers families to say “... | 50m 58s | ||||||
| 7/21/25 | Ep 16: Season 1 Finale Singing in the Wild with Sara Ernst of Wild Pickle Press | In the season 1 finale, Julianne sits down with Sara Ernst — award-winning children's author, singer-songwriter, and the voice behind Wild Pickle Press — to explore how music and rhyme can bring nature to life, no matter where you live. From writing her first song to teach kids how to respect bears, to accidentally becoming a children’s music artist, Sara shares how her creative journey unfolded and why it’s so important to nurture a sense of wonder in kids — even if all you’ve got is a... | 1h 00m 03s | ||||||
| 7/14/25 | EP 15: 10 Reasons Why Your Kids Need to Be Bored This Summer | We’re officially in the messy middle of summer—sun-kissed skin, later bedtimes, sticky fingers, and yes… “I’m boooored” has come out a few times. But what if boredom wasn’t a problem to fix? What if it’s actually good for our kids? In this episode, I’m flipping the script on boredom and walking you through 10 powerful, research-backed reasons why letting your kids be bored this summer is one of the best things you can do for them. You’ll hear about how boredom builds creativity, i... | 23m 30s | ||||||
| 7/7/25 | EP 14: Homeschool Curious? How Outdoor Play, Community, and One Mom’s Pivot Sparked a Movement | Morgan Bergstrom, Basecamped | Episode 14 of The My Outdoorsy Mom Podcast features Morgan Bergstrom, mom of three, outdoor enthusiast, and founder of the new app Basecamped—a digital hub designed to help families connect locally, find community co-ops, enrichment classes, and nature-based education resources. From corporate burnout to co-op dreaming, Morgan shares her journey from high-level recruiter to homeschool-curious mom, and how one dinner conversation with her parents sparked the idea for Basecamped. We talk about:... | 44m 23s | ||||||
| 6/30/25 | EP 13: Our Favorite Upper Peninsula Spots for Summer Family Travel | In this solo episode, I'm sharing my family’s favorite destinations in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula — from forest hikes and cold lake dips to waterfalls, magical trolls, and glass-bottom springs. I'm recapping our RV adventures, favorite campgrounds, and tips for exploring the UP with kids. Whether you’re dreaming of an epic family road trip or just want to know where to start, this episode is packed with relatable stories and practical ideas to inspire your next outdoor adventure. Mentioned Li... | 11m 47s | ||||||
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