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A DRINKING STORY
Alcohol has been at the center of history since the beginning. A Drinking Story reexamines the world's most pivotal moments through the lens of what was being poured — because the drink always tells the real story. This isn't Drunk History. This is something different. These are the moments in time that were directly shaped by imbibing — when beer, wine, or liquor affected the historical outcome.
A FACE PROJECT
Podcast & magazine featuring first-person stories told by people from around the world that help to broaden our understanding of the human experience. Storyteller’s portraits and other images from each interview can be found on our website and in our quarterly print magazine.
A FAMILY THAT HEALS TOGETHER
When one member of the family is incarcerated, it can destroy the family structure, undermine the natural development of the family unit and deplete family connections. Kyle Carter and Carole Sandy work alongside families and individuals impacted by incarceration and other difficult traumas, breaking the family silence begins with helping each member recognize their worth, while fostering healthy relationships. This podcast encourages open dialogue with family members, experts and ex-offenders who want to change the conversation to overcome fears, break generational patterns and provide helpful advice.
A FARM KID'S GUIDE TO AGRICULTURE
A Farm Kid’s Guide to Agriculture: The Podcast, is a dual effort by sisters Claire Weinzierl and Gracie Weinzierl. Gracie’s the one behind the blog and holds a full-time job as an ag communicator. Claire is a recent college graduate and launching her career in agriculture communications. Both classify themselves as farm kids and are eager to build their careers in the ag industry. This podcast is an outlet for their thoughts on current issues – both inside and outside of the ag industry – but ultimately, we’re working to build a guidebook to agriculture. How do seemingly normal things impact agriculture? How does agriculture differ across geographical regions? Why does it matter? Check back every Wednesday for answers to these questions and more!