Bob Quinn: Growing Food as Medicine Starts with Healthy Soil Ep. 115
Bob Quinn has spent four decades challenging conventional agriculture—and proving that healthier soils produce healthier people. In this conversation, the fourth-generation Montana grain farmer, scientist, and founder of the Quinn Institute joins Taylor Henry to discuss the future of regenerative a…
When Innovation Becomes Illegal: The Fight for Food Freedom with Joel Hollingsworth Ep.117
What happens when an innovative ranching model designed to rebuild local food systems attracts the attention of government regulators?
In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast, Taylor Henry sits down with Joel Hollingsworth of Smoke River Ranch to explore a story that goes far beyond one ranch. …
Minerals, Genetics & Human Health with Dr. Richard Olree Ep. 126
In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast, Taylor Henry sits down with Dr. Richard Olree, a chiropractic physician, longtime student of minerals and genetics, and author of Minerals for the Genetic Code. Dr. Olree shares the remarkable story of how a chance encounter with Gerald Fry led him into …
107. The Murders of Jean (Dudley) Henry and Taylor Henry
This week on Buried Bylines, we’re heading to Lexington, North Carolina, for a case that came to us from a very special listener… Mallory’s mother-in-law.
Jean Ann Henry was a wife, a mom, and a woman who had actually been a bridesmaid in Mallory’s mother-in-law’s wedding. Years later, Jean and he…
107. The Murders of Jean (Dudley) Henry and Taylor Henry
Sometimes the cases we cover start with a Google search. Sometimes they start with a newspaper clipping. And sometimes… they start with your mother-in-law.
This week on Buried Bylines, we’re covering the case of Jean Ann Henry and her young son, Taylor, after a listener suggestion from a VERY spec…
Soil Fertility, Nutrient Balance & the Legacy of Dr. William Albrecht with Neal Kinsey Ep. 128
In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast, Taylor Henry sits down with Neal Kinsey, author of Hands-On Agronomy and one of the most respected voices in soil fertility and the Albrecht approach to soil management.
Neal shares the story of how he became a student of Dr. William Albrecht and how Alb…
Catherine Austin Fitts: Financial Freedom and Food Independence Ep. 130
In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast, Taylor Henry sits down with Catherine Austin Fitts, former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Wall Street investment banker, for a thought-provoking conversation about financial freedom, food independence, and the future of American agriculture.
Catherin…
Building a Fellowship in Scientific Pedagogy with Taylor Henry
What needs to change about the way we prepare educators such that they can fully embody scientific pedagogy, engage fully in their spiritual preparation, and bring about a world of equitable interdependence?
This is a question that Taylor Henry, Kelly Jonelis, and I have been discussing together ov…
John Kempf on Plant Immunity, Soil Biology & Farming Independence Ep. 131
In this episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast, Taylor Henry sits down with John Kempf, founder of Advancing Eco Agriculture, for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of regenerative agriculture and what it takes for farmers to thrive in today's challenging economy.
John shares insights into n…
Building a Profitable Pick-Your-Own Farm with Megan Neubauer Ep. 132
In this episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast, Taylor Henry sits down with Megan Neubauer, founder of Pure Land Farm, to discuss the business of regenerative agriculture, building a loyal customer base, and creating a profitable pick-your-own farm operation.
Megan shares lessons learned from 15 years…
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