While traveling around the world to capture photos of a lifetime, today's guest, Terry Halbert has learned one of the most important "life lessons" of all.

Please enjoy as he discusses photography and 'Living a life on purpose'.  

From a large musical family, today's guest, Jodie Jensen, shares her experience with life lessons learned behind a piano keyboard, a symphony, and around the world.

Please enjoy!

Riding a horse at 3yrs old is the earliest "horse memory" of today's guest Nick Kunzler.

As you listen to Kunzler describe his life on the ranch and on the back of a horse, it's easy to hear his love of horses and the role they play in his life.

Please listen and enjoy as today's guest, Jerica Hartgrove, recalls the Life Lessons she learned on her family's dairy farm.

Those of us who have a box of pictures, children's school work, keepsakes  or family history and genealogy have a treasure more valuable than gold.

In this episode, our guest, Kaye Carson, shared her passion of finding, sharing and keeping records. 

Picture a large herd of cattle, a vast, sprawling acreage of crops, sagebrush and cedar trees and you have arrived. In today's episode we will meet the wife, who with her husband own and operate a high-desert farming/ranching operation. Their combined 10-generation legacy and the simple yet rugged lifestyle they live will keep you on the edge of your seat, wanting to hear more....

Rodeos...
Today's guests, Cameron and JaLynn Tuckett, will help us see the rodeo from a stock contractor's perspective.

Leatherwork is on the list of America's dying arts!

However, with drive, a dream, and a  very skilled mentor, today's guest, Jessica Warr is determined to help keep the art alive...one saddle at a time.

 

Today's episode feels like a nostalgic Winter scene in the snowy mountains of Southern Idaho.

Our guest, Susan Ward Robinson, shares memories of a simple yet memorable time spent with family and friends.

 During her grade school days, Robinson's time was spent learning the importance of education, honesty and gratitude in the community's 2-room schoolhouse.

However, the student's learning  didn't stop in the classroom.

The country schoolyard  was complete with a natural small hill.  Students, teachers and parents enjoyed learning about the importance of the outdoors and  earth science. All that was needed were classic snow sleds, gloves, stocking hats and lots of snow. 

Picture  the classic story of a young boy by his father's side. 
However, this story isn't your average father-son  experience. 

Today's guest, Biff Hutchison,  grew up as a  boy of a county, cowboy,  rodeo family in rural Southern Idaho. 

Over the years, he has been surrounded by the Idaho sagebrush, farm fields, cowboy ways and the lessons from his father. 

Now, Hutchison is a successful metal worker surrounded by  students and a career of hot sparks and meticulous creations.