Congresswoman Mary Miller (R-Illinois) and I sit down for an update on all of the happenings in Washington, D.C. including the top priorities for Congress and the Trump administration as it relates to American agriculture.
Following the conclusion of South Dakota's 100th legislative session, I travel to the Siouxland Republican Women's Meeting in Sioux Falls, SD, joined by South Dakota Speaker of the House Jon Hansen, Speaker Pro Tem Karla Lems & Senator Mark Lapka to discuss the passage of HB1052 to eliminate eminent domain for carbon pipelines and how South Dakota is serving as a beacon of hope for the rest of the nation.
Amanda sits down with her sister, Courtney Coughlin, to discuss faith, family, entrepreneurship, juggling it all, and how to find opportunities in agriculture in unique and exciting ways.
After speaking together at the Minnesota Simmental Association's Pearl & Pastures, Amanda sits down with Sara Preston, a sixth-generation farmer, agriculture educator, and speaker who is passionate about connecting people to the heart of farming. Learn about the agricultural literacy programs she is bringing to classrooms across Iowa and how you can get involved in teaching kids about where their food comes from in your rural community.
Live from the Cooperative Farmers Elevator's Women's Event in Sheldon, IA, Amanda catches up with Naomi Mangold and Danielle Kruse for a real and raw conversation about facing the challenges of being a woman in agriculture head on and making the most of difficult situations with hope, joy, and perseverance.
After speaking at the Midwest Forage Association Symposium in the Wisconsin Dells, WIAmanda sits down with John Osterhaus, of Silver Streak Ag Services and president of the Wisconsin Custom Operators in Chadwick, IL, to talk custom harvesting, building your agricultural enterprise, and the policies coming out of the new administration that may have an impact on farm labor.
Should You Invest In Land Or Bitcoin? That's the question Amanda's guest, Vance Crowe, asks of the farming and ranching community. Listeners will love this fast-paced, energetic conversation covering a wide range of hot topics.
The infamous Emerald Triangle of Northern California, where ranchers share the mountains with cartels, is known for unsolved murders and a culture of silence. Two sisters return home to the ranch to try to solve a murder, and face the criminal underbelly of their once peaceful hometown.
Amanda sits down with Jess Unterbrink and Carrie Elsen to talk about the incredible things happening in the rural agricultural community of Shelbina, Missouri. Make plans to join us on Feb. 19 for the Shelby County Ag Night, with Amanda as the featured keynote speaker.
Across the country, new legislation is being considered to regulate cell-culture proteins. Amanda sits down with Rep. Kaley Nolz and Rep. Jana Hunt to discuss the bills that have been introduced in South Dakota.
Part two of the "Bulletproof Your Business" series, Amanda Radke shares tips and strategies for getting disciplined and digging in on your resolutions in 2025. Kick start your year with some tough love and advice for sticking to your goals even when you're not feeling motivated.
Thorne Radke joins the show as a special guest for a real and raw discussion on faith, standing firm in your values, being authentically you, and doing something each day to get closer to your goals.
On January 13, South Dakota landowners and citizens gathered together for a rally in the Capitol Rotunda in Pierre to kick off the legislative session and ask the legislators for a simple thing -- eminent domain reform for carbon pipelines. HB1052 has been introduced by Rep. Karla Lems and Senator Mark Lapka and would provide Constitutional clarity and much-needed relief to landowners who have faced condemnation on a proposed pipeline route.
