Episode 1: Spring ‘25 - Sleeping with the curtains open, controversial baked goods and the hero garden shrub to plant now.

"I loved listening to this in the sunshine with spring springing around me! It made me laugh out loud several times and I love the practical tips. Can’t wait for the next one already!" Debs"What a wonderful podcast!! Full of lovely tips and suggestions, informative and fun! Can't wait for the next!!" Sarah"A beautiful, wholesome listen." MichelleThe show creators say: "From earthy chats that tackle surviving the toughest seasons of life, to foodie insights and shopping wish-lists. Listening to ‘Life, in every season’ with Abbie and Roanna is like joining the sisters for a coffee, tucked up on a bench overlooking the flowerbeds at their farm. Expect to feel inspired, relaxed and welcomed in." Welcome to episode one of 'Life, in every season.' Join us as we share simple and easy tips to help you live in step with the seasons. From changing what you drink to pausing to breathe in certain scents in the garden, we've found that small seasonal adjustments can help to keep you sane, and joyful, even on the really hard days. So, we're sharing everything we've learnt so far from life here on our little Welsh farm. We're country newbies and seasonal living novices so expect our tips to be practical, doable and easy to adopt in your day to day life. As co-founders of Great House Farm Stores (makers of the finest refillable candles) we of course dig deep into scent, sharing the Spring scents to inhale for an instant mood boost. Our Spring '25 pilot episode includes tips on what to Smell, Swap, Savour, Surrender, Shop, Sip and Scoff this season. Our recommendations are perfect for foodies, coffee addicts, shoppers and gardeners alike. What to burn while you listen: Calm Refillable CandleCome and join the family! If you enjoyed our pilot episode of Life, in every season then make sure you subscribe to the Great House Farm Stores newsletter for more inspiring, uplifting seasonal tips. Gorgeous original music by Tom Hartley Booth.