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Simplicity has been tugging at my heart lately — not as a goal to chase, but as a gentle rhythm to return to. A recent interaction on social media reminded me of a favorite quote by Thomas Moore, and it’s been echoing in my thoughts ever since. “You can’t force simplicity; but you can invite...
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Have you ever noticed how a favorite mug of tea or a soft blanket can shift the mood of an entire day? As we settle into the cool, damp days of October here in the northern hemisphere, I’ve found myself thinking a lot about these small comforts—and how often we overlook them. In this season...
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Have you ever looked up from your phone and wondered where the last hour—or week—went? You’re not alone. In this episode of The Quiet Rebellion, I chat with Catie Pardalote Payne of the Reskillience podcast about the quiet ways modern life disconnects us from our bodies, our rhythms, and our communities—and what we can do...
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In this soulful episode, Kathie reflects on what it means to live in rhythm with the earth while navigating the expectations of a constantly “on” society. As the golden light of September begins to tilt and the pace of the world refuses to slow, she invites us to honor nature’s cycles and reclaim a quieter,...
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Kathie welcomes Maddie Kertay to explore the deeper meaning behind mending—not just as a practical skill, but as a quiet, powerful act of rebellion against consumerism, capitalism, and patriarchy. They dive into the cultural, emotional, and communal importance of keeping clothes out of landfills and taking pride in handiwork. Key Topics Discussed: Notable Quotes: Where...
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