The Heart of Rural America is brought to you by the new auction platform, Bid on Beef. We invite you to buy beef the cowboy way through an honest bidding process where you have the power to pick the ranch, pick the cut and pick the price. You are in the driver's seat and we are excited to ship beef directly to your door.
The best beef starts with Bid On Beef! Learn more about this exciting business venture, where we are collaborating with America's beef cattle ranchers and taking our beef straight to the urban market!
At Bid on Beef, buyers are in the driver's seat. They choose the cut. They choose the price. And in a live beef auction, we bring the cowboy way to the big city where they compete to bring a high-end beef experience home to their family.
Chris Earl returns to the show to share all of the details of this dream project in the making!
The rates of obesity, diabetes, heart conditions, cancer, depression, and more have escalated in the United States today, leaving many Americans looking for unconventional solutions. Turns out -- the answer is as old as time with nutrients found in animal products like meat, dairy, and eggs.
Could you go carnivore? Amanda chats with Serena Musick of Purely Tallow and the Carnivore Revolution to discuss how the lifestyle change has impacted her health for the better.
What does the "heart of rural America" mean to me? As we near one-year of podcasting, Amanda reflects on how the mission and the movement has evolved with each episode, and how we the people must be the change we want to see for a brighter future in our agricultural, rural communities.
The South Dakota primary is next week, and in this episode, I speak with Spencer Gosch and Mark Lapka, two farmers/ranchers running for the state legislature in District 23. Get an update on the out-of-state, private carbon pipeline and how South Dakotans are pushing back against the government grift and climate change boondoggle. Plus, get out an vote June 4th for strong Constitutional candidates who are tireless in their fight to protect private property rights.
The long-awaited update on the private property rights battle in South Dakota is finally here in this new episode. Learn about where things stand with the egregious "historic landowner bill of rights" SB201 and how we the people are petitioning to challenge this pending law in the upcoming November general election.
Plus, hear from Julie Auch and Lauren Olesen Nelson, both running for the state legislature, and be inspired by what fueled these two fearless women to step into the political arena. And be sure to vote in the SD Primary on June 4th!
Farmers and ranchers are natural caregivers and stewards, and my guest today, Margo Saatmann, has extended that love to foster children. Learn how Margo’s family takes in teens and teaches them the value of faith, family, hard work, responsibility, grace, and never giving up on each other, no matter what.
In today’s fast-paced episode, we travel from Iowa, to Pennsylvania, to North Dakota to learn how cattle women Devan Cress, Lydia Grant, Kathy Tokach, and Kaitlyn Swope are promoting beef cattle in schools with my children’s books. Be inspired by their hard work and creativity, and perhaps there’s an idea that may come to mind for your area this May Beef Month.
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Healthy land. Healthy cattle. Healthy people. That’s the focus of today’s show with podcast partner, Redmond Real Salt. I’m joined by Redmond’s Karson Rippstein to talk all things cattle, soil, and steak.
You just never know who you'll meet at a bull sale! It was such a joy to meet Lillie Beringer-Crock of Beringer Family Farms at the Baldridge Performance Angus sale. We bonded over bulls, beef, and motherhood, and I just knew I had to have her on the show!
Entrepreneurs Scott and Christy Taylor own multiple businesses in the small town of Laurel, Nebraska — Knuckleheadz Bar, Baileyz BBQ Sauce, T&H Meat Co and Fine Spirits, The Scoop, and Scott Taylor Photography.
With each venture, they are pouring life and opportunities into their community, providing goods, services, and jobs along the way. This inspiring interview will remind you about what the heart of rural America is all about.
Super Bowl Champion Don Beebe has an inspiring new devotional titled, “Never Give Up.” Exploring the intersection of sports and faith, Beebe shares highlights of his NFL career and inspiring stories showing the power of prayer and following God’s lead no matter where life takes you.
