Today Im excited to welcome Angela Ferraro-Fanning to the podcast. She is a self-taught first-generation farmer who runs, a six-acre farm in central New Jersey. She grows and preserves her own homeg

Hi, friends! We're back with our second episode with my partner, Mike, as a guest. We're continuing this series discussing the process of restarting our homestead out here in Colorado. Today's episode

Im so excited to welcome Dylan and Mickenzie of to the podcast today! This is the final interview that I recorded back in Tennessee, and some of the only guests that I was fortunate enough to get to

Today I'm so happy to welcome my partner Mike to the podcast! This is our first episode together in what will be an on-going series talking about our move from homesteading in Tennessee to now living

Today I have a super fun interview for you about a different kind of growing bonsai trees! Im sharing a fantastic conversation that I had with Jerome and Mari of the . They are also the authors of

The Fox and Elder is finally back open after our big move! Come check out what we have to offer this winter for teas, tinctures, elderberry syrup kits, and more. We appreciate your support so, so muc

The podcast is back and we've been absent because of some big news -- we're not in Tennessee anymore! Over the last few months, we purchased 41 acres in western Colorado, sold our TN homestead, and ar

I have Josh Williams on the podcast today to talk about his book, Spiritual Herbalism, and Im so excited to share this conversation with you. I think this is one of my favorite interviews so far on t

Today's guest is Bevin Cohen of Small House Farm. Bevin is an herbalist and educator who offers lectures and workshops across the country teaching about the many benefits of locally grown and wild har

Today's guest is Brittany Peters, one half of Sun and Soil Farm in Madison, North Carolina. We're talking about one of those taboo subjects: money! We might not like to talk about finances, but I thin