For many Ohioans, navigating life's challenges depends on having access to the right support. On this episode, we're joined by the Ohio Access to Justice Foundation and Legal Aid of Southeast and Central Ohio to discuss the role Legal Aid plays in serving communities and connecting Ohioans with critical legal resources.

As the county fair season gets underway, we chat with Frank Fraas, executive director for Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association, to discuss Ohio's fair racing season, the growth of harness racing and recent efforts to connect young people with the industry.

When the Make America Healthy Again Commission released its initial report, it raised real concerns across agriculture and what the proposed policies could mean for America’s food system. A year later, the conversation looks much different and farmers now have a seat at the table. On this episode, Kari Barbic of American Farm Bureau joins to discuss the MAHA timeline, how farmers stepped in and what comes next in the MAHA conversation.

May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, and while farmers are known for their resilience and ability to overcome challenges, there is still a stigma around mental health in many rural communities. Guests from the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation and the Agricultural Navigator Program join the podcast to discuss the challenges facing farm families, the importance of support systems and the resources available across rural Ohio.

As Nationwide celebrates 100 years, we sit down with CEO Kirt Walker to talk about the company’s century-long history, its partnership with Ohio Farm Bureau and how the organization continues to evolve while staying grounded in the people and communities it serves.

As Nationwide celebrates 100 years, we sit down with CEO Kirt Walker to talk about the company’s century-long history, its partnership with Ohio Farm Bureau and how the organization continues to evolve while staying grounded in the people and communities it serves.

Labor remains a top challenge facing agriculture. On this episode of the podcast, we are joined by FieldClock and Great Lakes Ag Labor Services on how their services help lighten the load for business owners when it comes to regulation, payroll management and day to day operations.

On this episode, we talk with Ryan Conklin and Kaitlyn Richard of Wright & Moore Law about their landowner advocacy, the importance of experienced representation and how landowners can protect their interests when navigating major business decisions tied to their land.

Any potential land lease or agreement can feel overwhelming, especially when the decision can have a major impact on business. Wright & Moore Law joins the podcast to discuss landowner advocacy and all the work they do to help farmers feel confident, informed and supported before signing any deal.

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and with spring planting underway, rural road safety takes on even greater importance. On this episode, we talk with Laramie Sandquist of Nationwide Agribusiness about the risks distracted driving poses and the importance of sharing the road.