Very entertaining and informative. Every episode is fun to listen to and is chock full of information. Worth the listen.

I am so very thankful to have found this podcast!!! It’s definitely a life changer!! ♥️

Cas is SOOO motivating! I can get enough! This podcast has helped me tremendously! Thank you!

I thought I was a lazy wife and mom until I found your quiz recently! I struggle with ADHD and figured I'm just horrible and sloppy but come to find out-I'm a Butterfly! I'm now addding labels and baskets and stress is already lifting! I'm a busy mom, wife , teacher and I'm excited about having you in this new year! May you be blessed for your help and all the resources your site offers! It's like you've known me all my life! Happy New Year!

I was looking for a podcast to help get me motivated when I found this one. I have been doing really well detaching from things this year and keeping it minimal(ish) but the mess will always happen. The advice “do it for today for the YOU of tomorrow” blew my mind. Thank you so much.

This is much more than just a show about organizing your home! I was compelled to write a review after hearing the episode on the power of positivity. The guest was good, but it was Cas’ anecdotes that were the most inspiring. She gave examples of using tools in her life that were relatable and I can’t wait to put into practice. Keep up the good work! Also, I love the sound quality of the show… Cas’ voice is calming and clear and easy to listen to.

I love that Clutterbug is a Podcast!! I watch her on you tube & love her !! but I have trouble sleeping and listening to podcasts such as this is so helpful !! Also I listen as I de-Clutter it keeps me going !!

I’ve never been so inspired by a podcast. I love the topics covered on this show and the guests are fantastic. I also truly appreciate Cass’ ideas, candid, life, experience, feelings, and perspective. She is so very relatable. Thank you so much for creating this podcast!

Cas, I am so grateful for your authenticity and honesty. You are such a critical thinker and I appreciate your no nonsense way of sharing content with us! Thank you also for encouraging me to DO something while I listened and then reminding me to celebrate the tasks I did accomplish! Your wisdom is refreshing and contagious, I appreciate you!

Cas, you have truly changed my life. I am SO grateful for your content. One of THE most relatable, fun, encouraging people that I follow. 🩷🩷🩷

Cas is my very favorite decluttering & organizing expert. She is so knowledgable, generous, helpful, & as a bonus, very entertaining. My house is looking different due to her help & encouragement. I just love her!

I love the episodes where the host gives you some tough love and motivation to get cleaning for a little while. However, the “life coachy” guest episodes are not it. I unsubscribed today after listening to Cas and her guest talk about how margarine and canola oil are “not food” because they don’t come from the ground. Umm… may want to do a little research before you post something like that. Not only is it factually untrue, but it comes across as shaming towards people who use these products. I think the idea is there, the execution is just not. There needs to be more research done before these episodes to have truthful, helpful, in-depth interviews. It comes across more like somebody just asking whatever random questions come to mind rather than someone who is prepared to conduct an interview for a show.

Thank you for all you create and share here. It is one of the most cheering and motivating podcasts — no matter what shape my house is in! I appreciate your work and generosity so much. Take good care of you — you are a treasure in this world! 😃

I needed tough love - and it got me to stop and do the dishes. One thing led to another and I’m out running errands I put off for weeks. Thanks for the support and the entertainment! You’re the best :)

Searching for a podcast about adult ADHD I found myself listening to this decluttering show and now I’ve started playing from the beginning because I find it so easy to listen to Cassandra share. She sounds so invested, and authentic. Of course I’m a cluttered mess with ADHD, and relate to a lot of her story already, so I have a lot to gain. I’m finding her very motivating, and not in a “motivational speaker” kind of way, but in a supportive friend who gets it kind of way. The only thing I wish I could change is the way Cassandra talks about herself in the past. She says she was “lazy” and a “slob” and those are harmful labels we give ourselves when we don’t understand how ADHD affects our lives. We think we have a moral or character defect and we’re really unkind to ourselves. ADHD impairs so many processes that we need to be motivated and organized. I’m hoping that by the time I catch up on episodes I find she’s being kinder to her past self. I’m also hoping to find my life more organized and clutter free! Cassandra had me at “you deserve this”.

I love listening to Cas! It’s like having a good friend, who just happens to be good at organizing, talking to me and motivating me. She’s fought hard for the life she has, and I admire her ability to be real and funny, entertaining and smart.

That’s it, that’s the review. It really motivates me to clean

Listening to this podcast always feels like hanging out with an old friend. An old friend who happens to have really good advice and interesting guests. I am obsessed lol

What an inspiring podcast. Love every part of it. Would love more of people being interviewed and asked their best hacks. Love that kind of information. Thanks for the great information.

In January 2024, I happened to hear Tracy on Episode 203 of The Clutterbug Podcast (“Could You Have ADHD? Let’s break down the signs with Tracy Otsuka”) and for the first time, at age 51, I found an explanation for so many of my habits that bother me or others — and explain some of my best traits. I’ve since been diagnosed with ADHD and other neurodiversity and can’t thank Cas and Tracy enough for giving me new hope.

First, I want to let you know that our growing up years are soooo similar! This has made me feel like a true fan! Then, I started listening to your episodes. Just beginning to declutter and have a long way to go. Thank you for your support, help, and encouragement!!!

I do not have the words to express my gratitude to you Cassandra. It is getting done—one burst at a time!

I wanted say how much I appreciate your podcast. You have given me the “right” to throw things away or give everything all away to a thrift shop instead of putting them in piles to give to certain people I know. I haven’t mastered it all but I’m getting there slowly but surely and I actually have an empty drawer in my kitchen! Thank you! Such a relief!

Cass shares such great information and is so encouraging! I also laugh out loud because she is absolutely hilarious.

…I used to LOVE this podcast, when Cass started out talking about the different kinds of “Clutterbugs” and ways to best organize based on your type, as well as her history and experience getting her home together. Now I’ve noticed a shift (ever since she mentioned listening to the super problematic Andrew Huberman podcast) where the show focuses on pseudo-science and pseudo-psychology to talk about cleaning and decluttering. Cass will take one fact she heard about the brain and extrapolate it to talk about cleaning and decluttering for a whole episode, with no scientific studies or factual research to back it up. I’m so bummed. She’s a super dynamic, fun host but I can’t listen to this anymore. Sorry Cass!

Cas is the best!! The difference between her and other organization podcasts women is that she has actually BEEN WHERE WE ARE!! She’s not just teaching from a book, she has actually lived it !! I love you Cas! You’re changing my life as a fellow ADHD’r in my 40s. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

What an eye opening experience, I never really knew what exactly ADHD entails. Thank you so very much!

Cas you are a life changer. I now have hope for a more peaceful home. I have a long way to go but listening to you empowers me to keep going. Thank you my forever friend ❤️❤️

So funny and relatable and uses the Best analogies that really make you think! Love the analogy of your junk being squatters in your house. I feel like we are friends from listening to her podcast! Thank you Cas for making my life easier!

I am a super longtime listener, but just came across your full personal story and thank you so very much for sharing. I’m sure that was hard to put out there and I applaud you being so vulnerable in front of strangers, but this community adore you! You have come a long way, baby!

WOW! Thank you for this podcast. Hearing all this to remind me, cause I got lost in the tornado of things and to dos, then can’t begin feeling overwhelmed. This is something I will listen to again for motivation.

Whenever I am feeling less motivated in regards to house chores, decluttering I just listen to Cass. I love her kind voice and positive motivational podcasts. Keep it up Cass, you’re amazing!

The first episode I listened to was a long rant of her condescending tone, as if she were speaking to children who were too lazy to clean their room. She made so many assumptions about the audience and it was an upward escalation of irritation on my drive to work. I wanted to give this podcast a chance, so I continued listening for months in case it was a one off episode that just turned me off. Overall, this podcast isn’t for me, but if you have ADHD, like to be scolded like a child, enjoy her inability to share the microphone with her guests and speak all over them, like to listen to long, drawn out speech with repeating comments said in different ways, then this is the podcast for you!

Your adhd episode was so touching. Really made me remember moments from childhood, as well as consider the words I say around my children.

Hope it gets better. Still waiting for the cluttering tips. Been listening and the first 15 minutes have the host and guest chatting. Where are the tips??

Cas is so relatable! Wether it’s talking about struggling with ADHD, or just normal adulting life, she is always encouraging me to get and and do something to push the needle forward. I look forward to her new episodes weekly, and also being her past episodes when I need a extra bit of inspiration and motivation. I love that she gives me real tools to improve my live while also being so relatable, that I’m not the only one struggling.

I love your work, Cas, and I continue to listen. But every time I do I think about your little dig being neglected and barking in that terrible boarding place and then seizing and dying of dehydration. I know you just wanted to share, but we have burdens of our own. I relive that story whenever I hear your voice. Please follow up and help us to heal from that event as you probably have now.

You are my favorite. I love to hear about you and your family, while learning tips and tricks every time! You are authentic, hilarious, and kind.

Just Thank you ! End Stop!

I had goosebumps and also tears in my eyes listening to the both of you! Women lifting other women, nothing better! I have watched and loved you both since your beginnings. This podcast will remain a favorite of mine and I will listen to it again and again. You both are part of my special table that I think about, having all my inspirations together having a talk. Thank you again. A Brooklyn, New York girl living in Texas (the Grandkids brought me here 😀)

Thank you Kat! I’ve been a fan of Clutterbug for a few years, and your stuff just gets better and better. After listening to your pod on lighting, I went to Amazon and click, click, click, updated the bulb colors in every room, and what a difference! I love the idea that a small change can feel really big. As a side, in our house, “Clutterbug” has become borderline pejorative, sadly. With three kids, I’m a daily declutterer. There’s a lot of turnover. So when an item “goes missing” my kids will say dismissively “The Clutterbug took it.”

Loving this podcast. Simply motivational and she encourages so well!!

Class has identified exactly where I have been stuck. As she points out, it’s all pie in the sky wishful thinking without identifying the steps that lead to a goal and taking action. Writing them down is key. Thank you, Cass for this insightful podcast. Understanding my bug type has changed my outlook and enabled me to organize in the way that feels natural now.

I have listened to the podcast for some time now and there is no doubt that there is valuable information here, but I can’t get over how she talks about and refers to her family. Some episodes that I have heard her give examples about her husband and kids are just really lean towards the negative side. Obviously this is just my opinion, and she has a lot people that really love her podcast, but I just don’t. It’s not for me

I love her honesty about her journey to being tidy. She has a great way to help you see why you have clutter and gives you great suggestions to get yourself to the point you want to be. This particular episode is a great one to listen to at the beginning of the year when people are already thinking about making changes. When I want inspiration or motivation to tackle my clutter I can always listen to an episode and it really helps me out.

I genuinely wish that the first episode I listened to hadn’t been the one with you tirelessly putting down another professional woman. Even P. Walsh was clearly embarrassed by this. You may think it doesn’t matter, but here’s a teacher tip, your audience needs to find you likable in order to want to learn from you. Hope it was a one-time vibe and best of luck!

Discovered Cas by accident when I fell asleep watching something on discovery plus and woke up to her show and now I’m obsessed! I love the podcast too! Her voice is so soothing and she gives so much great information and is encouraging.

I love the clutter if podcast, it really helps me get in the mindset to get some stuff done around the house

You are awesome! Thanks for all the good you put into this world. I love listening to what you have to say. Your personality shines & thanks for showing up weekly and making me want to become the person I know I can be.

Cass you and minimal mom are my favorite! You both have helped me so much. Thank you. One way that helps me focus on my core values over the holidays is to read the Christmas story in the Bible. It puts everything into perspective every time!!! Luke 2:1-20. Christmas miracles! So beautiful and hopeful and the reason for the gifts and love that we celebrate. Blessings to you wonderful lady!