391 John Kowalchuk staying positive
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How has John Kowalchuk been able to stay so positive?
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390 Eric Brittle and Brian Foley can't hunt
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389 Gina Panuska it's not a sprint
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Listen as we talk with TikToks favorite running agronomist Gina Panuska We also talk about the worlds largest strawberry and the worlds largest frying pan... both in Iowa
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388 Wiktor Ivanovko Soviet Vehicle Inspector
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Are you following Wiktor Ivanovko on TikTok? Listen as I talk with America's favorite Soviet vehicle inspector
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387 Sierra Jepsen judging meat
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Do you have any meat judging jokes? Listen as I talk with butcher Sierra Jepsen
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386 Jenny & Josh Eggers horsin around
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Why did the horse go to therapy? Because he fell and couldn't giddy up Seriously... does horse therapy work? Listen as I talk with Jenny & Josh Eggers
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385 Ryan Cook Pumpkin Boats
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Did you know... you could hold a world record for how far you can float down a river... in a pumpkin Listen as I talk with giant pumpkin grower Ryan Cook
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384 Trish Tuck Doubles Down
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Imagine being the head of human resources at a casino and never seeing the movie.... Casino Listen as I talk with Trish Tuck
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383 Chuck Weldon Deer-Pig-DJ
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Do you use cellular trail cameras? Let's see some of your pics Listen as I talk with Chuck Weldon
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382 Stu Manchester seeing the light
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Imagine owning a fertilizer company, the whole community thinking you're a huge success, but your personal life is such that you are suicidal Listen as I talk with Stu Manchester
info_outlineGracee Workman is an Ohio pig farmer with an amazingly positive perspective on life. Growing up with parents who struggled with drug addiction, she chooses to not hold a grudge for the hardships she endured. Gracee now shares her love of pig farming! For her it is a lifestyle and her "calling." Proof that there is room for many voices to tell the story of agriculture!