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What if the most powerful medicine grew right in your backyard? Chris and Alex Baker are proving it does at City Farm Conway, their regenerative farm where honeybees, herbs, and holistic practices create a symphony of natural living.
The couple's journey began separately—Chris with an affinity for beekeeping and self-sustainability, Alex searching for alternatives to the chronic illness that plagued her family. When they met, their shared passion for nature blossomed into a marriage built on God and stewarding the land.
"We've walked through health crises," Alex explains, describing their battle with toxic mold illness that deepened their commitment to natural remedies. From raw honey's antimicrobial properties to the calming effects of lemon balm tinctures, the Bakers have woven traditional wisdom into their modern lives. Their fermented garlic honey—a potent cold remedy—exemplifies their approach: simple, yet powerful.
Their beekeeping practice goes beyond honey production. Chris shares fascinating insights about these intelligent creatures—including the extraordinary story of bees molding propolis into the exact shape of their hive number, demonstrating remarkable pattern recognition. While honeybees aren't native to North America, the Bakers explain how beekeepers often become advocates for all pollinators, creating habitats that benefit native species through reduced pesticide use and increased biodiversity.
Recently settled on a three-acre homestead teeming with wildlife and medicinal plants, the Bakers embody what we call "Re-Wilding"—not an escape from modern life, but a return to natural rhythms. "It's about restoring what's been lost, not just in the land but in ourselves.” Their prescription for others is refreshingly simple: stop spraying chemicals, plant flowers, and literally "touch grass" to reconnect with the earth beneath your feet.
Want to taste the difference that intention makes? Connect with City Farm Conway on social media to experience their raw honey and herbal products for yourself. Your body will thank you.
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CityFarmConway/
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/cityfarmconway/
YouTube:
https://youtube.com/@cityfarmconway?feature=shared
Website:
https://arkansasgrown.org/listing/city-farm-conway/
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What is the Natural Obsession Podcast all about?
Growing up, we all had those moments in nature that stuck with us—whether it was a quiet walk in the woods or a grand adventure. On Natural Obsession, it’s our desire to bring those moments to life. As we talk to people from all walks of life we will learn how they fell in love with the outdoors, the different ways they enjoy it today, and explore how we can work together to ensure these spaces are around for years to come. It’s all about sharing memories from the outdoors and ensuring future generations can make their own.
To find out more about Natural Obsession and hosts, Daniel Emison and TJ Virden, visit our website at https://www.natob.co/.
If you have questions about episodes or have guest recommendations please email us at [email protected].
Follow us on social media to keep up with upcoming guests and episode info:
By Natural ObsessionWhat if the most powerful medicine grew right in your backyard? Chris and Alex Baker are proving it does at City Farm Conway, their regenerative farm where honeybees, herbs, and holistic practices create a symphony of natural living.
The couple's journey began separately—Chris with an affinity for beekeeping and self-sustainability, Alex searching for alternatives to the chronic illness that plagued her family. When they met, their shared passion for nature blossomed into a marriage built on God and stewarding the land.
"We've walked through health crises," Alex explains, describing their battle with toxic mold illness that deepened their commitment to natural remedies. From raw honey's antimicrobial properties to the calming effects of lemon balm tinctures, the Bakers have woven traditional wisdom into their modern lives. Their fermented garlic honey—a potent cold remedy—exemplifies their approach: simple, yet powerful.
Their beekeeping practice goes beyond honey production. Chris shares fascinating insights about these intelligent creatures—including the extraordinary story of bees molding propolis into the exact shape of their hive number, demonstrating remarkable pattern recognition. While honeybees aren't native to North America, the Bakers explain how beekeepers often become advocates for all pollinators, creating habitats that benefit native species through reduced pesticide use and increased biodiversity.
Recently settled on a three-acre homestead teeming with wildlife and medicinal plants, the Bakers embody what we call "Re-Wilding"—not an escape from modern life, but a return to natural rhythms. "It's about restoring what's been lost, not just in the land but in ourselves.” Their prescription for others is refreshingly simple: stop spraying chemicals, plant flowers, and literally "touch grass" to reconnect with the earth beneath your feet.
Want to taste the difference that intention makes? Connect with City Farm Conway on social media to experience their raw honey and herbal products for yourself. Your body will thank you.
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CityFarmConway/
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/cityfarmconway/
YouTube:
https://youtube.com/@cityfarmconway?feature=shared
Website:
https://arkansasgrown.org/listing/city-farm-conway/
_______________________
What is the Natural Obsession Podcast all about?
Growing up, we all had those moments in nature that stuck with us—whether it was a quiet walk in the woods or a grand adventure. On Natural Obsession, it’s our desire to bring those moments to life. As we talk to people from all walks of life we will learn how they fell in love with the outdoors, the different ways they enjoy it today, and explore how we can work together to ensure these spaces are around for years to come. It’s all about sharing memories from the outdoors and ensuring future generations can make their own.
To find out more about Natural Obsession and hosts, Daniel Emison and TJ Virden, visit our website at https://www.natob.co/.
If you have questions about episodes or have guest recommendations please email us at [email protected].
Follow us on social media to keep up with upcoming guests and episode info: