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Hello, and welcome to Feeding the Revolution, a podcast sharing stories from the history of radical agrarian reform. My name is Joel Digger, and thank you very much for joining us today. It means a lot to me that you’ve taken the time to seek out, download, and begin to listen to this first episode. I want to repay that trust by making every effort to tell compelling, meaningful stories that will hopefully give you some insights into agriculture around the world.
When I started dreaming about making this podcast a few years ago, I had a very small child and a full time job, so I spent a lot more time turning the idea over and around in my head than I did actually researching. During the time that the concept was germinating and sprouting, I thought that this would be a podcast about the history of agriculture in socialist countries. Surely there were tales aplenty of the rural proletariat joining together to overcome obstacles and inspire us, even today.
If you enjoyed what you’ve heard here today, please subscribe to Feeding the Revolution wherever you get your podcasts. If you feel so inclined, please rate and review the podcast. You can find me on instagram at @feedingtherevolutionpod. If you have a question for me, please email me at [email protected]. Dandy Horse Press designed our logo. Keep on the sunny side, and see you next time.
By Joel DiggerHello, and welcome to Feeding the Revolution, a podcast sharing stories from the history of radical agrarian reform. My name is Joel Digger, and thank you very much for joining us today. It means a lot to me that you’ve taken the time to seek out, download, and begin to listen to this first episode. I want to repay that trust by making every effort to tell compelling, meaningful stories that will hopefully give you some insights into agriculture around the world.
When I started dreaming about making this podcast a few years ago, I had a very small child and a full time job, so I spent a lot more time turning the idea over and around in my head than I did actually researching. During the time that the concept was germinating and sprouting, I thought that this would be a podcast about the history of agriculture in socialist countries. Surely there were tales aplenty of the rural proletariat joining together to overcome obstacles and inspire us, even today.
If you enjoyed what you’ve heard here today, please subscribe to Feeding the Revolution wherever you get your podcasts. If you feel so inclined, please rate and review the podcast. You can find me on instagram at @feedingtherevolutionpod. If you have a question for me, please email me at [email protected]. Dandy Horse Press designed our logo. Keep on the sunny side, and see you next time.