The SeconDairy Podcast

The SeconDairy Podcast

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The SeconDairy Podcast episodes

  • Episode 114: Dr. Max Thornsberry, DVM

    Dr. Max Thornsberry is a retired food animal veterinarian from Missouri. In addition to his years of practice in the Missouri countryside, Dr. Thornsberry has been apart of sales for Milk Specialties Global, served as the R-CALF USA Presedent and is currently the Animal Health Committee Chair the R-CALF USA organization. Max does not have a direct profile on social media, but you can find him involved with links, posts and videos on the internet related to the beef industry, R-CALF USA and Mild Specialties Global.

    2 hr 5 min
  • Episode 113: Retired Air Force Fighter Pilot and USAF Thunderbird Nicole "Fifi" Malachowski.

    Colonel Nicole Malachowski (USAF, Retired) was born in Santa Maria, CA and graduated high school in Las Vegas, NV. She earned her commission from the United States Air Force Academy in 1996 and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Management and a minor in French. Following graduation she attended Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) at Columbus AFB, MS and began her career as pilot. Competitively selected to fly combat aircraft, she embarked on an adventure among the first group of women to fly fighter aircraft. 
    Among Colonel Malachowski's many achievements she also had the honor of serving in several special duty assignments. One of those great assignments was being selected to fly as Thunderbird #3 with the USAF Air Demonstration Squadron and was the first woman to fly on any Department of Defense military jet demonstration team. 
    Nicole’s successful military career ended prematurely, as she was medically retired from service due to the impact of late stage, neurological, Tick Borne Illness. As a newly minted Wounded Warrior in the Air Force Wounded Warrior Program, she relishes any opportunity to talk about her medical journey and gains energy from educating others about the growing Tick Borne Illness epidemic. 
    Links:

    https://nicolemalachowski.com/

    Instagram: Nicole Malachowski (@realmalachowski)

    2 hr 34 min
  • Episode 112: The Punk Rock Farmer, Jonathan Lawler.

    Jonathan Lawler also known as The Punk Rock Farmer is a farmer, media producer, agricultural influencer and hunger/food advocate from Indiana, USA. The Punk Rock Farmer has grown produce, raised poultry and other livestock at Brandywine Creek Farms. Check out The Punk Rock Farmer on Instagram @thpunkrockfarmer, X @RealPunkFamer and Facebook.

    2 hr 35 min
  • Episode 111: Robotic Dairy Farmer Marco Verhaar.

    Marco Verhaar is a robotic dairy farmer, owner and operator of Red Mountain Jersey Farm of Bad Axe, The State Up North (Michigan). Born in the Netherlands, Marco and his family immigrated to the United States and began milking cows. Mr. Verhaar started his herd from his family's cows and is currently milking over 1600 jersey cows with Lely A3 Next robots.

    2 hr 49 min
  • Episode 110: Mr. Sam Wilder, Retired Chemistry Teacher.

    Sam Wilder is a retired high school teacher of 35 years. Originally from Lexington, Kentucky, Mr. Wilder and his wife now resides in Southeastern Ohio. Sam earned a Geology degree from the University of Kentucky and then earned a teachers certificate in education at George Mason University. After Sam was diagnosed with prostate cancer, he decided to try an alternative route for treatment. Sam had his treatments at The Karlfeldt Cancer Center in Meridian, Idaho.


    Recommended resources: "A Better Way to Treat Cancer" By Dr. Michael Karlfeldt, ND, PhD

    "The Survival Paradox" By Dr. Isaac Eliaz, MD

    https://www.thekarlfeldtcenter.com/

    2 hr 42 min
  • Episode 109: Dr. Blake Watson, DVM

    Dr. Blake Watson is a veterinarian from Frisco, Texas and attended Texas A&M University for his undergraduate in Animal Science and then his doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Watson spent his first years of practice in a livestock-based mixed animal practice where he worked on animals of all shapes and sizes. He then moved on to exclusively small animal medicine with a heavy emphasis on emergency medicine and general practice.

    2 hr 36 min
  • Episode 108: Robotic Dairy Farmer Kyle Daughtery.

    Our friend Kyle Daughtery, robotic dairy farmer from Fresno, Ohio stopped by to give us an update since Episode 78. Kyle talks about his new feeding system, the Lely Vector along with some exciting changes to his family operation. Make friends with Kyle on Facebook.

    2 hr 9 min
  • Episode 107: Meredyth Jones DVM, MS, DACVIM

    Dr. Meredyth Jones is a veterinary clinician, specializing in large animal internal medicine with food animal emphasis, from The College of Veterinary Medicine at Oklahoma State University. After receiving her Degree in Veterinary Medicine from Oklahoma State University, Dr Jones served in private practice before returning to OSU for her residency. From there she has taught at veterinary colleges at Kansas State University and Texas A & M to then return back to her alma mater at Oklahoma State University. Instagram: largeanimalce; Facebook: Large Animal Consulting & Education;

    2 hr 26 min
  • Episode 106: Fingering it Out with Sybil Cronebaugh in The Milk House!

    The Cronebagh brothers are back and they brought a young listener, Steve's youngest daughter Sybil. Sybil is enrolled in the Tuscarawas Central Catholic School District. In addition to responsibilities on the farm and her 4-H projects, Sybil is also active in competitive penmanship, sports including basketball and trap shooting.

    2 hr 17 min

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A podcast promoting farming and agriculture, discussing the dairy industry with special interests in robotics, talking about veterinary medicine while also including special podcasts dedicated to the…