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Engelsk
USA
51 episoder
siden 30. juni 2025
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What happens when a family farm keeps following one opportunity into the next? At Mary’s Land Farm in Ellicott City, Maryland, what began with raising food for the family has grown into a regenerative working farm with field trips, an ACA-accredited summer camp serving as many as 150–200 kids a we…

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Kristina Schnepf spent 30 years climbing the corporate ladder before a very different kind of work called her name. One day, she watched a construction crew building something outside her office window…and something clicked. She realized she wanted to build things with her own hands, too. Then cam…
When Wendy Prentiss noticed her students were feeling overwhelmed by climate anxiety and their future, she realized what was taught in schools did not provide practical solutions. So, she decided to act. Leaving behind a career as a classroom teacher, Wendy joined Holly Hill Farm. A 120-…
What happens when you stop asking "How do we fit kids into a system?" and start asking "What does a child actually need to truly thrive?" 🌱✨ In this heart-opening episode, I am joined by sisters Gillian Berard (a public school teacher of over 10 years) and Jenna Baggott (a former NICU nurse and he…
One year. 46 episodes. Incredible guests that I am so grateful to have shared their stories on this podcast. In honor of our first year of the podcast, I'm talking about a question that's followed me through 30 years in farm education: how do you decide which good idea is actually worth build…
When Sarah Siburt stepped away from a 23-year career in public education to become the Executive Director of Timberview Farmstead, she didn't just take on a new job, she stepped onto a 150-acre canvas of pure possibility. Built on the site of a former golf course in South Fort Worth, Texas, this r…
When Tana DeSandres looks out at a farm, she doesn't just see agricultural land, she sees an evolving classroom driven by curiosity, empathy, and natural cycles. After spending over three years coordinating the historic education gardens at California's renowned Hidden Villa, a cross-country move b…
What happens when a public school teacher realizes the educational system no longer aligns with her core values or the future she envisions for her own children? For Lindsey Vose, it meant choosing a radical pivot: stepping away from financial security, pensions, and traditional benchmarks to build…
Dr. Bonnie Laabs, an inner-city science teacher, turned her PhD research on trauma and brain development into a thriving nonprofit. In this episode we discuss how she transitioned from a traditional classroom to founding WEE Farm on less than 6 acres right outside Minneapolis, Minnesota. …
Christine Deck’s journey into agriculture is deeply rooted in a desire to rewrite her family’s history. After watching generations of farmers forced out by the "get big or get out" era, she and her husband founded Deck Family Farm in Junction City, Oregon, as a diversified, regenerative haven. Tod…
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