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Making Home in Place, with guest Eileen Kindling Spirit
In this episode, Cameron and Oceana sit down with Eileen Kindling Spirit to discuss her experience farming livestock in Jefferson county.
Woodbridge Farm is a beautiful, 20+ acre property in Chimacum that she has poured a lot of blood, sweat, and tears into, and is proud to call her home.
Eileen Kindling Spirit is originally from Philadelphia and has lived in Jefferson since the 1980’s. She and her son Peter are one of the few Black land-owning farmers in Jefferson County. Eileen has a life-long passion for animals and people in need.
Note: When this episode was recorded last year, we made an erroneous claim that Woodbridge was the only Black-owned farm in Jefferson, and even Clallam County. We have since learned that is not the case.
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Music Credits, Episode 5:
Stereo Sunrise, Rebecca Mardel, james.lfo
It's All For You, Volcan Peaks
Post Traumatic Love Disorder, Rain Jewels
Another Holiday, Justnormal
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Talkin Story is a project of Well Organized: Collaborative Community Driven Organizing, in Port Townsend, WA.
https://well-organized.org/
Season Two is sponsored by the Jefferson Community Foundation via a Donor Advised Fund.
If you'd like to support us, please go to well-organized.org to make a donation to the Talkin' Story podcast.
Music is provided with permission by Paramúcura y Chirigüe and selected artists from Epidemic Sound.
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By Well Organized Podcast CrewIn this episode, Cameron and Oceana sit down with Eileen Kindling Spirit to discuss her experience farming livestock in Jefferson county.
Woodbridge Farm is a beautiful, 20+ acre property in Chimacum that she has poured a lot of blood, sweat, and tears into, and is proud to call her home.
Eileen Kindling Spirit is originally from Philadelphia and has lived in Jefferson since the 1980’s. She and her son Peter are one of the few Black land-owning farmers in Jefferson County. Eileen has a life-long passion for animals and people in need.
Note: When this episode was recorded last year, we made an erroneous claim that Woodbridge was the only Black-owned farm in Jefferson, and even Clallam County. We have since learned that is not the case.
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Music Credits, Episode 5:
Stereo Sunrise, Rebecca Mardel, james.lfo
It's All For You, Volcan Peaks
Post Traumatic Love Disorder, Rain Jewels
Another Holiday, Justnormal
---
Talkin Story is a project of Well Organized: Collaborative Community Driven Organizing, in Port Townsend, WA.
https://well-organized.org/
Season Two is sponsored by the Jefferson Community Foundation via a Donor Advised Fund.
If you'd like to support us, please go to well-organized.org to make a donation to the Talkin' Story podcast.
Music is provided with permission by Paramúcura y Chirigüe and selected artists from Epidemic Sound.