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Nick Woodin, often seen volunteering at the North Country Food Co-Op, and a resident of Jay, New York, has written stories that whisper and call to him from other realms.
They are simple stories or sometimes difficult stories, but always told with love for the human spirit.
In this series, Nick reads from his book "The Adventures of Emily".
This is the first story.
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250 Horses w/ Ian Ater and Tanner Baraby is a podcast about real local issues, real local people, and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage.
In episode 10, 1/2 of North Point Community Farm, Mike Champagne, joins the pod this week to discuss his journey into vegetable farming, the beauty of seasonal work, how Plattsburgh lured him back to the North Country, and more.
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250 Horses w/ Ian Ater and Tanner Baraby is a podcast about real local issues, real local people, and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage.
In episode 9, the Mother's Day Special, the guys sit down with Steve Frazier to talk trees, the history of Thompson Road, frayed remay, and the act of "believing."
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250 Horses w/ Ian Ater and Tanner Baraby is a podcast about real local issues, real local people, and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage
In episode 8, the boys sit down with Dillon Klepetar, a farmer and visionary. He runs Echo Farm and Farmstead Catering in the neighboring town of Whallonsburg. With a mission to create a more sustainable future, Dillon participates in supporting fellow farmers (such as Tanner) with advice, resources, and heritage-breed piglets.
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250 Horses w/ Ian Ater and Tanner Baraby is a podcast about real local issues, real local people, and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage.
Hunter Brown joins the guys in the garage this week. He shares stories about his journey into farming, his experiences growing up on Mace Chasm Road, and the crazy markets he had to do during his time at Fledging Crow Vegetables. Ian can't do math, and that's a good thing. Tanner's pigs have popped in two ways. And everyone tries to figure out what gaslighting means.
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250 Horses w/ Ian Ater and Tanner Baraby is a podcast about real local issues, real local people, and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage.
The guys sit down with Keeseville legend, Thom Loreman, of Loreman's fame.
Thom discusses the success of his business and his side gig as a music lover, and he pokes some fun at Tanner. Meanwhile, Ian's loving his new job, his tractor's still for sale, and Tanner's still waiting on some pigs to "pop".
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250 Horses w/ Ian Ater and Tanner Baraby is a podcast about real local issues, real local people, and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage.
Joining the guys this week is Patty--the Highland calf. And two badgers. Brothers Dan and Dylan Badger talk about their introduction to Keeseville and their work at Ausable Brewing Company.
This episode is chaotic, fun, and full of laughter.
Best paired with salami and some pickles.
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250 Horses w/ Ian Ater and Tanner Baraby is a podcast about real local issues, real local people, and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage.
In this episode, the boys are joined by Ashlee Kleinhammer, who tells the story of her journey into dairying. Pour yourself a cold glass of milk (if you can get it) and enjoy the banter.
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250 horses is a podcast about real local issues, real local people and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage. In this episode, Ian and Tanner are joined by Lindsay Eberhart who is working with the Keeseville Free Library and The Ausable Valley Grange to set up a tool lending library.
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250 Horses w/ Ian Ater and Tanner Baraby is a podcast about real local issues, real local people, and real local lore of the present and the past. Hosted by two Keeseville farmers. Recorded in a Keeseville garage. In episode 2, Ian and Tanner interview Nico Brossar of Wheat Paste Radio to discuss Wheat Paste Radio and reminisce on the time when Lake Champlain was considered a great lake and the cost of land was unimaginably low.
this episode has some audio issues but bear with us as we try to figure out how to record audio in a garage!
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We're a locally-run and locally-supported Low Power FM Radio Station based in Keeseville, NY. Our stories are our own but we want to share them with you.