Today we're talking with Lesley Kelly of High Heels and Canola Fields about her work with the Do More Ag Foundation and the What the Farm Podcast.

Our guest today is Elaine Froese, a Canadian farmer, author, and farm coach. Elaine talks to us about succession planning, what to do if nobody wants your farm, what to do if everybody wants your farm, and what to do if you're dodging all your family members.

We connected with Shaun on Twitter, after seeing his post about his grandfather losing his share of the family farm while a POW during WW2. Shaun tells us about going back to the farm after two generations away, more about his family history, and how their family is making it work to farm with three kids and two off farm jobs.

Today we're talking to two farmers and mothers, who also both happen to be mechanical engineers.

This week's very special episode is the beginning of a burgeoning bromance between our better halves, Hugh Hunter and Jim Palmer.

This week we catch up with Kristin Kelderman, Who you can find on Instagram as @thefarmtherapist

In this episode we're chatting with Sara Yoshihara, an American expat living and farming with her husband and two teenage daughters in Yokohama, Japan. The Yoshiharas raise soybeans, rice, and vegetables for their bakery and cafe. We also share our first listener submission to our cussing and discussing segment.

Today we're talking to Wren Almitra, the outgoing director of the Harvesting Our Potential program run by the Women Food and Ag Network. For more information about applying for this paid mentorship program, visit www.wfan.org/HarvestingOurPotential

Attorney Sandy Benzschawel will tell us all about why establishing a relationship with a lawyer before you need it is a really good idea, how having a will can help people hate you, and so much more!

This episode is all about our resolutions (or lack thereof) and a rundown of all the great folks we met doing the show in 2021.