<p>Gen Z guest and now a Silent Generation (Traditionalist) guest. Today's episode is an interview with an 83-year old man, full of wisdom and spunk and a lot of insight you well want to hear. I interview my dad, Joe Bierman.  What a privilege and honor! And yes, he tells a bit too much about me.  </p>

Gen Z guest and now a Silent Generation (Traditionalist) guest. Today's episode is an interview with an 83-year old man, full of wisdom and spunk and a lot of insight you well want to hear. I interview my dad, Joe Bierman. What a privilege and honor! And yes, he tells a bit too much about me.

What Do You Really Think of Old People?

I define Legacy as the invisible thread that connects past, present, and future, ensuring the stories and values we hold dear endure long after we are gone. We want generations who never knew our name to feel our impact and work by what we built through our farms and ranches. I believe in the strength of family farms and ranches and the legacies they carry.

Farming and ranching isn't what we do; it's who we are. We want our work to matter, which is why we must PLAN to leave our legacy well.

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I define Legacy as the invisible thread that connects past, present, and future, ensuring the stories and values we hold dear endure long after we are gone. We want generations who never knew our name to feel our impact and work by what we built through our farms and ranches. I believe in the strength of family farms and ranches and the legacies they carry. Farming and ranching isn't what we do; it's who we are. We want our work to matter, which is why we must PLAN to leave our legacy well.

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What Do You Really Think of Old People?