Welcome to Homegrown Healing — the podcast where small-town roots meet whole-person wellness. Hosted by Logan Martini and Paige Redding, each episode dives into real stories of care, connection, and community. Whether it’s through home healthcare, nonprofit outreach, or simply showing up for your neighbor, Homegrown Healing explores what it means to bring restoration close to home. With a mix of heartfelt conversations, expert insights, and a little humor, this show is your front-porch chat about health, purpose, and the power of local impact.
In this episode of Homegrown Healing, we explore the principle of Give to Gain. In a culture that encourages us to protect what is ours, small town communities remind us that generosity builds connection, purpose, and lasting impact.
This conversation applies to everyone and it is also the heartbeat behind our upcoming Women’s Luncheon. When we choose to give, we often gain far more than we expect.
19 Dec 2025
014. Seasonal Effectiveness Disorder Month
As the days grow shorter, many people feel a heaviness they can’t quite name. In this episode of Homegrown Healing, Logan Martini and Paige Redding talk about Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and why the winter months can be especially hard in small-town Texas.
They explore how community, faith, and tradition can both support and silence mental health struggles, share personal reflections, and offer practical ways to care for your emotional well-being during SAD Month. If winter feels heavier than usual, this conversation is for you.
20 Nov 2025
013. Invisible Battles: Veterans, PTSD, and the Fight for Support
In this episode, Logan and Paige talk about the unseen struggles many veterans face with PTSD and the challenges of navigating the VA system. They break down what PTSD really looks like, why getting support and a disability rating can feel overwhelming, and how rural communities can step in with real help. This conversation offers clarity, compassion, and hope for veterans and the people who care about them.
6 Nov 2025
012. Eating Disorders in Van Zandt County (and beyond)
In this episode, Logan and Paige uncover the realities of eating disorders in small-town America — where conversations about mental health are often quiet, but the need for understanding is great. They explore what eating disorders really are, how rural culture and limited access to care impact recovery, and what it means to show up for someone who’s struggling. Through honest dialogue and hope-filled perspective, they remind us that healing begins when we choose to see, listen, and care.
23 Oct 2025
011. Understanding Caregiver Burnout
Caregiving is one of the most beautiful ways to serve — but when your heart is always focused on others, it can come at a cost. In this episode of Homegrown Healing, Logan and Paige open an honest conversation about caregiver burnout: what it looks like, why it happens, and how to recover from it.
From the emotional and physical toll of constant care to the guilt that often keeps caregivers from asking for help, this episode explores the tension between compassion and exhaustion. You’ll hear practical ways to restore your energy, set boundaries, and find community support — whether you’re a professional caregiver or caring for a loved one at home.
If you’ve ever felt weary while doing good, this episode is a reminder that rest is not a reward — it’s a requirement for wholehearted care.
9 Oct 2025
010. Staying Safe: Scams, Exploitation, and Protecting Our Community
Scams are everywhere — from fake tech support to urgent calls claiming to be from the IRS. In this episode, Logan and Paige talk about how fraud and financial exploitation affect patients and older adults, why awareness matters, and how small-town values like trust and community can both protect and expose us. Tune in for real examples, practical tips, and a reminder that by looking out for one another, we keep our communities safer and stronger.
25 Sept 2025
009. From East Texas to Capitol Hill: Live from D.C. (feat. Tyler Jeffrey)
In this special episode of Homegrown Healing, Logan and Paige record live from Washington, D.C. during Alliance Advocacy Week. Joined by New Life’s Tyler Jeffrey, they share what it was like to walk the halls of Congress, why national policy matters for small communities like Van Zandt County, and how local patient stories—from veterans to neighbors—are shaping the future of home healthcare
11 Sept 2025
008. Hunger Action & Suicide Awareness Month
September is a month of contrasts — it’s Hunger Action Month, when communities come together to fight food insecurity, and it’s Suicide Awareness Month, reminding us of the silent battles many face. In this episode of Homegrown Healing, Logan and Paige explore how these realities are deeply connected, showing that whole-person care means nourishing both body and spirit. Through stories of community meals, conversations about breaking stigma, and practical ways to take action, they remind us that healing happens when needs are met and that no one has to walk alone
28 Aug 2025
007. Gender Roles (how they help & hurt)
In this episode of Homegrown Healing, Logan and Paige dive into the unspoken “rules” of gender roles that shape life in small-town East Texas. From the stability and structure these roles can bring to the heavy weight of expectations they often impose, the conversation explores both the help and harm of these traditions.
Together, they unpack how culture and community intertwine to reinforce these roles—and how younger generations are beginning to rewrite them. With personal stories, honest reflection, and practical ideas for change, this episode invites listeners to examine where gender roles have provided grounding and where they’ve held them back.
If you’ve ever wrestled with the tension between honoring tradition and creating space for growth, this conversation is for you.
31 Jul 2025
006. Lead Anyway: Influence Without Authority
Leadership isn’t about job titles—it’s about showing up. In this episode, Logan and Paige unpack what it means to lead in everyday spaces: at home, at work, in your friendships, and even through life’s hardest seasons. From Paige’s experiences in healthcare to Logan’s reflections on stepping into leadership after personal loss, they explore how influence often begins in the quietest moments. You’ll hear practical ways to lead well, support others, and grow where you’ve been planted—no spotlight required. Whether you see yourself as a leader or not, this conversation will leave you inspired to embrace the small starts that make a big impact.
17 Jul 2025
005. The Day My Dad Died
Grief doesn’t follow a script. In this deeply personal episode, Logan opens up about the loss of his father—the man who held their family together—and the unraveling that followed. Joined by guest Hannah, who shares her own experience of losing a parent, this conversation explores the raw reality of death in the home, the emotional and practical aftermath, and the quiet ache that lingers long after casseroles stop showing up.
Logan and Paige also dive into the importance of planning ahead, the role of hospice care, and what families can do to feel less alone in those sacred final days. Whether you’ve lost someone or love someone who has, this episode offers honesty, comfort, and a gentle reminder: you don’t have to walk through it alone.
3 Jul 2025
004. What If We Treated People Like People?
Hosts Logan and Paige discuss treating individuals with dignity and attention, emphasizing holistic care that values emotional and spiritual well-being, ultimately highlighting the importance of genuine human connection.
19 Jun 2025
003. I Didn’t Know I Was Still Surviving – CW: Sexual Assault, Drug Use, Suicide
Hosts Logan and Paige discuss the long-term effects of childhood trauma, including sexual assault and substance use, and explore pathways to healing and reclaiming personal strength in this interview episode.
5 Jun 2025
002. Why We Stay Silent
Hosts Logan and Paige explore the pervasive silence surrounding mental health in rural communities, emphasizing connection and compassion as vital tools for fostering healing and mutual support.
23 May 2025
001: Meet Logan & Dream With Us
Co-hosts Paige Redding and Logan Martini discuss Logan's background in ministry and community care, and share their vision to transform the historic Baker Clinic into a Senior Community Center and Wellness Wing in this interview episode.
9 May 2025
Welcome to Homegrown Healing
In this premiere episode of Homegrown Healing, Logan Martini sits down with Paige Redding to introduce listeners to the story behind New Life Home Healthcare. Paige shares her journey as a nurse, what led her to launch a home health agency rooted in compassion, and how her small-town values continue to shape the care they provide. Together, Logan and Paige explore what sets New Life apart in a healthcare industry often driven by numbers instead of people. From heartfelt stories to a vision for whole-person wellness, this episode lays the foundation for the podcast’s mission: to celebrate community care that’s close to home.
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