Barnyard Language

This week we're talking with AJ Adams, a Canadian university student studying the impact of Pride celebrations on LGBTQ+ Canadians in rural areas.

This week's episode features Nicole Cruz, a registered dietitian who specializes in helping families eat together with less stress and more joy. She gave us the basics of Division of Responsibility in feeding, a crash course in intuitive eating for the whole family, and some big thoughts on growth percentiles.

You can find her Facebook group at Joyful Eating for Your Family or on Instagram @NicoleCruzRD

Today's episode is an interview we did with Travis and Greg Padget, who farm while working full-time off-farm and raising three sons.

For episode 5 we caught up with Dana Seifert, a farmer, mother, and pediatric physical therapist from Central Minnesota.

Welcome back to the barnyard! This week we're chatting with Jane Paul of Children's Resources on Wheels. Jane is a child development specialist, a Canadian farmer, and as we say around here "generally a good shit".

This week we're talking to Natasha Nicholes, founder of the Chicago-based urban farming non-profit We Sow We Grow. They're getting ready for their second annual summit of growers and gardeners from around the world and raising money for the purchase of a building to house their headquarters.

This week we're talking to Carrie Mess, better known as "Dairy Carrie" by her thousands of social media fans. We're chatting about mentoring, raising kids on the farm, and how to deal with trolls without losing your mind.

The very first episode of our new parenting podcast for farmers. Or maybe it's a farming podcast for parents? Either way, join us for real talk about running farms and raising families.

Today it's roosters, in-laws, yodeling, and what to do with leftovers.