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Most people don't realize how much their food has changed, or how disconnected we've become from our farmers and the land. Francine and Ryan reveal a revolutionary app that restores control to farmers, creates transparency, and reconnects communities through local food systems—an urgent shift needed in America now more than ever.In this eye-opening episode, Francine shares her inspiring journey from facing life-altering health challenges to building The Mulberry Tree app—an innovative platform designed to empower local farmers and rebuild trust in our food supply. You'll discover how her family's resilience, faith, and commitment to integrity have created a movement that counters the corruption and nonsense of big agri-business, fraudulent labeling, and the decline of small farms. We break down:
If you're tired of generic grocery store food, confused by confusing labels, or worried about the future of farming in America, this episode is essential. Francine’s raw honesty, family stories, and radical optimism will reignite your belief in real food, real farmers, and the power of grassroots change. Whether you're a farmer, a parent, or a consumer ready to take back control—this episode will inspire you to see the bigger picture and act. Guest Francine is a lifelong farmer turned innovator, dedicated to restoring authenticity and sovereignty in food systems. Her family’s story of overcoming adversity to create a farm, a community, and a movement exemplifies the American spirit of resilience, faith, and ingenuity. Get ready to challenge your assumptions, reconnect with your roots, and support local farms—because the future of America's food depends on us.
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By Ryan ArmstrongMost people don't realize how much their food has changed, or how disconnected we've become from our farmers and the land. Francine and Ryan reveal a revolutionary app that restores control to farmers, creates transparency, and reconnects communities through local food systems—an urgent shift needed in America now more than ever.In this eye-opening episode, Francine shares her inspiring journey from facing life-altering health challenges to building The Mulberry Tree app—an innovative platform designed to empower local farmers and rebuild trust in our food supply. You'll discover how her family's resilience, faith, and commitment to integrity have created a movement that counters the corruption and nonsense of big agri-business, fraudulent labeling, and the decline of small farms. We break down:
If you're tired of generic grocery store food, confused by confusing labels, or worried about the future of farming in America, this episode is essential. Francine’s raw honesty, family stories, and radical optimism will reignite your belief in real food, real farmers, and the power of grassroots change. Whether you're a farmer, a parent, or a consumer ready to take back control—this episode will inspire you to see the bigger picture and act. Guest Francine is a lifelong farmer turned innovator, dedicated to restoring authenticity and sovereignty in food systems. Her family’s story of overcoming adversity to create a farm, a community, and a movement exemplifies the American spirit of resilience, faith, and ingenuity. Get ready to challenge your assumptions, reconnect with your roots, and support local farms—because the future of America's food depends on us.
This is more than a podcast—it's a call to action
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Questions or guest ideas?
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We'd really appreciate if you would leave a review — please leave a sentence, not just stars. That helps others find the podcast so they can put a face behind their food.
Work hard. Be honest. Speak proudly.