In their eighth and last episode of Season 1, Sierra and Daniel answer the questions they've been asked in regards to what their business will look like in 2021. Questions like: 

-Why no mission statement?

-Why did you start with pan dulce?

-Why are you doing produce?

-Why do you call yourself a farm?

-Why not do a nonprofit instead?

In their seventh episode, Sierra and Daniel talk about lateral aggression also called lateral violence. They share the origin story behind the United Farm Workers Union as an example. Lastly, they clarify who Saticoy Depot is for with lateral aggression in mind.

In their sixth episode, Sierra and Daniel talk about cultural food appropriation of the past and present, which helped them explore their own cultural identities and deepen their decolonization work. 

In their fifth episode, Sierra and Daniel talk about their protocols for heartfelt conversations. What do you do when faced with defensive communicators? Call in or call out?

In their fourth episode, Sierra and Daniel talk about white fragility, how it manifests, and how they deal with it in their own lives.

In their third episode, Sierra and Daniel talk about their different perspectives on convenience food and why they don’t believe in food shame or food guilt.

Sierra and Daniel talk about what decolonization is and how it inspired the pivot in Saticoy Depot from bakery to urban farm. 

Founders of Saticoy Depot, Sierra and Daniel, take the Valentine's Day Challenge with a twist--about their personal AND business partner relationships.