The Urban Exodus Podcast

71 Episodes

1. E11: Food justice activists build their first grocery store in a food desert in rural Louisiana | Bing Turner, MPH of Bernice's Community Market & Heritage Farmers Market in Cotton Valley, LA

   Published: 5/14/2021
2. E10: Rural advocacy, entrepreneurship and speaking up for what you believe in | Sherri Powell of Yours Rurally in Callicoon, NY

   Published: 1/16/2021
3. E9: From humble off-grid beginnings to inspiring a no-till movement | Hannah Crabtree & Jesse Frost of No-Till Growers and Rough Draft Farmstead in Lawrenceburg, KY

   Published: 1/9/2021
4. E8: A modern homesteader revives a 200-year-old farm with her partner | Kirsten Lie-Nielsen of Hostile Valley Living in Liberty, ME

   Published: 1/2/2021
5. E7: An ethical farm-based skincare company built out of necessity | James Ray of Little Seed Farm in Lebanon, TN

   Published: 12/26/2020
6. E6: A poet of the people reconnects to the natural world and finds a place to call home | Inaugural poet and writer Richard Blanco in Bethel, ME

   Published: 12/19/2020
7. E5: Cancer's wake-up call inspired a path to homesteading | Jason & Lorraine Contreras of Sow the Land in rural NC

   Published: 12/11/2020
8. E4: Returning to former city career roots to build a viable farm-based business | Bailey Hale & Thomas McCurdy of Ardelia Farm in Irasburg, VT

   Published: 12/5/2020
9. E1: Silicon Valley small business entrepreneur builds a ranch business from scratch | Mary Heffernan of Five Mary's Farms in Fort Jones, CA

   Published: 11/28/2020
10. E2: Creatives and hoteliers crafting a life and livelihood in the desert | Sara & Rich Combs of JTH in Joshua Tree, CA |

    Published: 11/28/2020
11. E3: Fine dining to the fields, a journey from Chez Panisse to farming | Stephen Carter of Scribe Winery in Sonoma, CA |

    Published: 11/28/2020