We back. Farming is the subject. Audio isn't that bad. We'll see where this goes.

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Brandon is slinging fresh farm goods. Coop is trying to help farmers get whatever Federal money they deserve. Together we don't have the time to put together full episodes right now. Plus, who can keep up with the news?  So, instead, we're offering brief conversations as the week goes by. Light-hearted, weird stuff because there's enough heavy out there. This one is a mini-update about our lives and a review of Icees, Slurpees, Slush Puppies, and Gator Ices. We live in rural Georgia, which means our internet and cell reception can be pretty bad, and that can lead to some funky things happening during the recording. You'll hear it. We're leaving everything in because it's fun. Unfortunately, Brandon's audio is pretty clear... Imagine the real conversation occurring in a hallway of echoes...in space...with rainbows.

A new year and new season of mystery, intrigue, and tales of high adventure on the farm. After a long layoff, we review the arc of our lives over 2019 and make some minor resolutions for the future. It turns out when you go with the flow, things get easier. Follow your bliss, don’t fret the small things, be kind to your spine. Donn professes his love of retro synthwave. Brandon explores the promise and intimidation of the writing life. Plus, we touch on those dire occasions when a sow might need a cold beer to cure her savagery and the cool savor of a Winston cigarette. The show starts with a passel of peepers and ends with a live recording at the mystical navel of the SOUEGA flatlands — the Waverly Minit Mart. Selah.

Episode sponsored by Lang’s Marina Restaurant in St. Marys, Classic Georgia, Tales from the Altamaha, and Georgia Sea Grill on beautiful St. Simons Island.

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Brandon delivers pastured pork in style, his current chariot of swine a curious effect of Amazon’s long tentacles within the economy. Donn traffics in acronyms and updates everyone on the lamentable state of grant programs and malfunction at the USDA. The episode winds down with a fairly substantive conversation about farm conferences and the specious language of good food. Plus, quick Savannah trivia, dang Bluffton traffic, and a brief sunset interlude. No added animal sounds this go-round, and we’re still learning how to think and speak good. But the audio is crisp and clean, and you can practically smell the barbecue smoke wafting over the Cumberland Sound.

Episode sponsored by Lang’s Marina Restaurant in St. Marys, Classic Georgia, and Georgia Sea Grill on beautiful St. Simons Island.

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