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Chewing the Cud
By Christopher Azbell & Shannon McBroomSociety & Culture
Chewing the Cud episodes
- “Dr. Mark Turner, Professor and Extension Wildlife Specialist at OSU, talks about applied habitat management practices including the use of prescribed burning and forest stand improvement.”
“Dr. Mark Turner, Professor and Extension Wildlife Specialist at Oklahoma State University, talks about applied habitat management practices including the use of prescribed burning and forest stand improvement.”
1 hr - “Jody Gilroy and Craig Alpers, Okmulgee Cattleman’s Association, discuss the benefits of OCA membership and their collective role in assisting beef producers in the Eastern Oklahoma.”
“Jody Gilroy and Craig Alpers, Okmulgee Cattleman’s Association, discuss the benefits of OCA membership and their collective role in assisting beef producers in the Eastern Oklahoma.”
59 min - Brook Bartling, Muscogee Nation Wildlife Department, discusses conservation efforts on Tribal Lands, CWD, and feral hog disease research.
Brook Bartling, Muscogee Nation Wildlife Department, discusses conservation efforts on Tribal Lands, CWD, and feral hog disease research.
1 hr 1 min - Lori and David Earls, 9West Bees, discuss the challenges and opportunities of advanced beekeeping in Central Oklahoma.
Lori and David Earls, 9West Bees, discuss the challenges and opportunities of advanced beekeeping in Central Oklahoma.
1 hr 1 min - Herby Sarty, Mvskoke Citizen and Veteran, talks about his passion for trapping wild hogs and discusses their devastating impact on agriculture.
Herby Sarty, Mvskoke Citizen and Veteran, talks about his passion for trapping wild hogs and discusses their devastating impact on agriculture.
1 hr - “Johnna Yoder, Okmulgee Main Street Director, gives insight to downtown redevelopment activities including the new archway, Will Sampson Statue and the 2025 Harvest Spoon Chili Fest.”
“Johnna Yoder, Okmulgee Main Street Director, gives insight to downtown redevelopment activities including the new archway, Will Sampson Statue and the 2025 Harvest Spoon Chili Fest.”
59 min - acob Rippy, Muscogee Nation Division of Agriculture, discusses sovereign hunting and fishing rights as well as recent developments on tribal compacts with the State of Oklahoma.
acob Rippy, Muscogee Nation Division of Agriculture, discusses sovereign hunting and fishing rights as well as recent developments on tribal compacts with the State of Oklahoma.
53 min - “Oklahoma District 8 Senator Bryan Logan discusses the invasion of renewable energy in green country as well as his country roots.”
“Oklahoma District 8 Senator Bryan Logan discusses the invasion of renewable energy in green country as well as his country roots.”
43 min - Mr. Leroy Brinkley Jr. and his LP&P Agricultural Co-Op friends give insight to the benefits of pooled resources as well as the desire to promote camaraderie amongst like-minded farmers and ranchers.
Mr. Leroy Brinkley Jr. and his LP&P Agricultural Co-Op friends give insight to the benefits of pooled resources as well as the desire to promote camaraderie amongst like-minded farmers and ranchers.
1 hr 1 min - Scott Fetgatter, District 16 State Representative and local businessman, discusses the economic opportunities and challenges of deer farming in Oklahoma
Scott Fetgatter, District 16 State Representative, and local businessman, discusses the economic opportunities and challenges of deer farming in Oklahoma
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About Chewing the Cud
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"Welcome to Chewing the Cud", a podcast where agriculture, community, and policy intersect with the vibrant stories of Native American tribal programs and directives. Each episode, we dig into the…
issues that shape rural life and Indigenous sovereignty, from sustainable farming practices to the policies impacting tribal lands and beyond. Join us as we sit down with special guests—farmers, community leaders, policymakers, and tribal voices—to explore the challenges, triumphs, and traditions that define these interconnected worlds.