Join Rick and Elara of Backyard Green Films as we traverse the U.S on a green adventure! We travel throughout the land in our travel trailer (nicknamed Bessie), on a mission to share the stories, dedication, and wisdom of America's stewards of sustainable agriculture who've followed their own 'call of the land.' From scientists to geneticists to organic farmers and ranchers - plus a bounty of interesting folks we meet along the way, each voice is uniquely diverse, and each story compels us to uncover, discover, and share. Please become a Patreon member and help support our podcast. Copy and paste the link in your browser. https://www.patreon.com/agriCulturePodcast
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Ep 245 Live from the PA Farm Show: WHYPA (00:16:31)
For today's episode, we are at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. We sat down and had a discussion about pork (since it was Pork Day at the show) with Courtney Gray, Executive Director for the PA Pork Produc...
Ep 244 Susan's Shire: Star Wars to Stranger Things; Pop Culture and Art (00:39:14)
Hello Everyone and a Happy 2026! This month Susan sits down to discuss all things pop culture and the influences it's had on her art and life and maybe yours. So, cue up your Betamax deck and reminisc...
Ep 243 Taconic Distillery: 2025, and It’s Di-Still in the Barrel (00:12:41)
It’s our last podcast of 2025 already. In honor of what’s left in the barrel at the end of the year, the best way to enjoy both is to drink up with Paul and Pierce of Taconic Distillery. For this o...
Episode 242 Susan's Shire: The Joy of Handmade Gifts (00:36:43)
On this episode Susan discusses the joy of making gifts. Whether that be a handmade felted ornament, a special song, or holiday memories. Links: https://youtu.be/fGmAekTPD5c?si=Sg45IZ3I5Ukd7HfL https:...
Ep 241 Thankful This Thanksgiving For Our Farmers - so God Made a Farmer (00:04:32)
And on the 8th day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, "I need a caretaker" -- so God made a Farmer. --Paul Harvey Links: https://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/PDFFiles/Paul%20Harv...
Ep 240 Susan's Shire: NY State Sheep & Wool Festival 2025 (Rhinebeck I Love You!) (00:30:07)
For this month's podcast I travel to Rhinebeck, NY for the NY State Sheep & Wool Festival. I met so many wonderful and talented people...I was totally geeking out. With my cameraman Oscar in tow, the ...
Ep 239 Rhinebeck Farmers Market: We Run a Muck, Not Amok! (00:17:38)
Muck, glorious muck! Sounds funny, but it’s true. The “muck” found north of NYC and south of the capital city may look like black dirt to some, but it’s more like black gold to those who know – and ...
Ep 238 Susan's Shire: From Yarn to Fiber to Rhinebeck (00:27:52)
This month Susan discusses the difference between a yarn festival, a fiber festival and everything in between. Susan just returned from the Lambtown Festival in Dixon, CA and will be heading to Rhineb...
Ep 237 Nick Forrest: I’m Holding Out for an Gyro (00:41:35)
Sheep are cute and fluffy and produce that wonderful stuff from which many sweaters are born. But there’s another side to them that doesn’t get mentioned quite so often. Lamb is an incredibly common...
Ep 236 Susan's Shire: Introduction (00:27:07)
Exciting news for fiber enthusiasts! We're thrilled to announce a dynamic collaboration between Susan Shirley, a creative figure in the fiber arts community, and the creators of the popular agri-Cultu...
Ep 235 Mark Winslow: Winslow is Not Just a Corner in Arizona (00:23:09)
Mark Winslow is from West Falmouth, Maine, where one member or another of his family has farmed on Marston Homestead since the 1790’s. That seems like a pretty traditional bunch, and moving around do...
Ep 234 Yarn Farm Kingston: The Days of Wine and Knitting (00:14:15)
We search for peace in this chaotic month, and find it in a little shop in Kingston, New York. The Yarn Farm is made those who like the company of kindred spirits to ply their craft, sure. It’s also...
Ep 233 John Garcia: You’re In the Farming Now! (00:27:45)
Today, we meet up with John Garcia of Dancing Sun Farm. We were able to grab a moment of conversation with him at the lively meetup known as Texas Wool Week, held in the wild weather days of March at...
Ep 232 California Agritourism Summit: It’s Not Just the Beach – It’s the Farm, Too (00:36:39)
Any time you put the word “summit” in something, it mentally becomes bigger than you previously thought. A conference on steroids, in most people’s minds. And when you do an ag-related summit in Cal...
Ep 231 Dr. K: When You Garden, You Can Never Really Be Alone (00:36:17)
In what started out as a May Day date (that’s a truckload of compost in Rick and Elara’s world), a visit to San Pasqual Valley Soils struck black gold (again, compost). In one of the most fortuitous...
Ep 230 Catching H2O: There's Rain In Store (00:35:19)
On today's podcast we meet up with Brook Sarson from CatchingH2O. We followed Brook as she took a passel of learners and UCSD's Director of the Bioregional Center, Keith Pezzoli, PhD, on a tour of a ...
Ep 229 Kiko Guerra: The Artistry in the Ordinary (00:41:49)
We’ve been hunkering down for the last few months now on the traveling side of our Backyard Green Films universe. 2024 was a doozy of a year for us in many respects, so we had to take a few moments t...
Ep 228 Brent Zimmerman: This Dorpers For You (00:20:32)
Now, if you hear me talk about Rhinebeck, you might think today's guest is going to focus on wool. Nope! Not really. Sheep, yes, hair yes, but mostly wool, no. Our podcast guest today is a lovely man ...
Ep 227 Happy Holidays No Matter Which Song You Sing (00:05:49)
Music by Charlie Recksieck to usher us into the New Year. Support the show
Ep 226 Stephen Monroe: Withalacoochie. Okefenokke. Wampanoag. Caloosahatchee. (00:24:46)
Most people commemorate Thanksgiving today, and all things associated with this holiday. There will be some celebrating family, some marking the day with food, and some praying at the altar of footba...
Ep 225 Oh Yeah, We Went Back To That Sugar Shack (00:18:52)
We were in the mood for something sweet, so we thought it was time for a visit to the sugar shack. We packed up our gear and headed back east to Westbrook, CT to our friends John and Bonnie Hall at Ma...
Ep 224 Barb’s Knitted Knockers (00:46:59)
October is not only a great time to celebrate fiber (what with the Lambtown and Rhinebeck festivals, just to name a few), but it’s also Breast Cancer Awareness month. How do we get both things in one...
Ep 223 James Metcalfe: All Creatures Bleat and Shawl (00:41:37)
Every once in a while you meet a person you’ve read about in a book. It might not be the actual person, but is the personification of a character that is so accurate, it might as well have jumped out...
Ep 222 All of the Hills on the Edge of the Lake (00:19:24)
We’re back from the North American Hill Sheep Show in Escanaba, Michigan. This inaugural event showcased some British Hill Breed Sheep and some not-quite-Hill Breed Sheep, of course, but there was mo...
Ep 221 Hexham Auction: Hadrian’s Mule (00:33:49)
Where do we go for fun? Well, all kinds of places, but fish hatcheries, farm shows, and livestock auctions are on the list. Today, we’re taking you back to jolly old England (almost Scotland, actua...
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