HeyJaredThe Junk Drawer
The Junk Drawer is a podcast for busy women craving a calmer, more intentional home. Hosted by Britnee Tanner, a home organizer, entrepreneur, and mom, the show covers realistic routines, thoughtful design, decluttering without overwhelm, and approachable low-tox living—so…
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Your Kitchen Isn’t Disorganized, It’s Overfunctioning (opens the original)
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Your kitchen isn't disorganized—it's overfunctioning. If your kitchen counters are covered in papers, kids' homework and artwork, reusable bags, water bottles, and appliances you barely use, the problem may not be your organization system. You may simply have too much stuff and too many responsibilities living in one room. In this episode of The Junk Drawer, Britnee tackles kitchen clutter and breaks down the most common problem areas she see in clients’ homes: paper piles, kids’ school and art
The Difference Between Creating a Cozy Home and Buying a Cozy Home (opens the original)
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Fall is just around the corner, and with it comes the temptation to buy all the things that promise to make a home feel cozy. In this episode of The Junk Drawer with Britnee Tanner , Britnee explores a different approach to creating a cozy home—one that doesn't require spending a lot of money or constantly bringing in new stuff. She shares simple ways to create a cozy mood, do a fall home audit, and make a home feel personal through seasonal traditions, memories and meaningful details. Because c
The Back-to-School Reset Your Home Actually Needs (opens the original)
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Before the school year gets into full swing, your home needs a reset. In this episode of The Junk Drawer with Britnee Tanner , you'll learn about three high-impact areas that can make school mornings feel calmer and less chaotic: your pantry, your lunch station, and your family's drop zone. Whether school starts next week or you've already survived the first few days, this episode will help you identify the small friction points that create daily stress—and show you how to build simple systems t
Why You Should Edit Your Home, Not Just Organize It (opens the original)
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Most organizing advice focuses on buying containers or finding better storage solutions. But creating a home that feels calm, functional, and beautiful starts with something else: editing. This episode explores the difference between organizing and editing a home, why clutter isn't always the real problem, and how small, intentional changes can help a space better support everyday life. Learn how to identify friction points, simplify with purpose, and create a home that feels lighter without cha
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