Welcome back to season 2 of the Makoce Podcast! In this episode, Jon Red Owl and Starr Cuny sit down with Percy White Plume to talk about his experience growing up on his homelands on the Pine Ridge Reservation. He shares with us stories from his life, his thoughts on food sovereignty, and wisdom for our young relatives. We hope you enjoy this insightful conversation!

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

Welcome back to Season 2 of the Makoce Podcast! My name is Gracey Claymore, and today I’ll be your host alongside my coworker Richard Iron Cloud. In this episode, we have the honor of speaking with a very respected elder from the Pine Ridge Reservation, Richard Moves Camp. He shares with us stories from his life, his thoughts on food sovereignty, and wisdom for our young relatives. We hope you enjoy this insightful conversation!

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

In our latest episode, Richard Iron Cloud sits down with Reno Red Cloud, OST Water Resources Director, to interview Reno about the vital work he is doing to protect our precious water resources on the Pine Ridge Reservation. 

From the challenges faced to the solutions being implemented, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about environmental stewardship and the future of our community. Tune in now to hear how Reno is making a difference for our land and our people. 

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

Join CEO Nick Hernandez, Communications Manager Ray Janis, and Director of Operations Jonathan Red Owl as they delve into the history of our original Makoce Ag logo and the journey to rebrand and refresh. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation! 

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

Welcome to Season 2 of The Makoce Podcast!  In this episode, we dive into a recap of the eventful 2023 season. Join host Jonathan Red Owl as he leads the discussion highlighting significant moments of our organization's season of growth and change. 

In Part 2 of our season premiere, Jonathan is joined by Brandon Brave Heart and Ray Janis. Together, they unpack 2023 by sharing their perspectives, experiences, and memorable highlights.

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

Welcome to Season 2 of The Makoce Podcast!  In this episode, we dive into a recap of the eventful 2023 season. Join host Jonathan Red Owl as he leads the discussion highlighting significant moments of our organization's season of growth and change. 

In Part 1 of our season premiere, Jonathan is joined by AJ Granelli, Tierra Baird, Tyler Eagle Bull, and Gracey Claymore. Together, they unpack 2023 by sharing their perspectives, experiences, and memorable highlights.

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

We talk about the cold. We get our children in on their experience with the cold. Then our relative Linda Black Elk joins us to share why the plants need cold. Then One Shot and Arlo talk about their experience to cold and what their reflection are from their week of winter camping. 

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

Meet AJ Granelli, he is our Farm Director and a really great guy. Join us on our staff highlight tour and enjoy this wonderful conversation we have with AJ. We talk about his early van life and what brought him to the Pine Ridge Reservation. Please consider subscribing, we have some awesome stories.   

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

We journey our way North to our relatives, the Black Elks! We join them in their kitchen and the conversation of fermentation takes us on this fun talk about how this process is forgotten or lost. Either way, we have fun I really hope you enjoy this conversation.  

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment

Wes Olson was raised in the rugged foothills of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains. There, on family camping, hunting and fishing trips began a life-long association with wild places and wildlife that live in them. He has a passion for our Tatanka relatives so we wanted to talk with him, here is our conversation. 

The Makoce Podcast is a space for conversations about food, land, culture, community, and the work happening to build a healthier and more sustainable future for our people.

Through conversations with producers, community members, youth, partners, and leaders, we share stories, knowledge, and experiences that connect us back to the land and to one another. From food sovereignty and regenerative agriculture to wellness, food systems, culture, and community development, each episode highlights the people and ideas helping move our communities forward.

This is more than a conversation about agriculture. It’s about how we live, how we care for one another, and how we create healthy growing homelands for all. 

We hope you find this episode informative and engaging!  Visit our website at www.makoceag.org to stay connected to our work!

Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/makoceagriculturedevelopment