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by Force of Nature
Welcome to "Where Hope Grows", a podcast curated to celebrate the inspiring stories of ranchers, land stewards, and others working on the frontlines of the regenerative revolution. Inspired by the infinite wisdom of Mother Nature, our stories will ground you in a deep and profound way to the architecture of the natural world. With a recurring theme of collaborating and working within Her design, we are gifted with the reminder that Mother Nature's capacity for healing is intimately connected to our own. These are stories about regeneration, gratitude, and connection. This is where hope grows. This podcast is made possible by the support of Force of Nature.
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This may be the most impactful and inspiring show I’ve ever listened to. I am not a hunter, or a rancher, or a farmer, or even a land owner. But I deeply value the life on earth and how I interact with it as a human. You have brought so much mindfulness and intention into how I eat. I’m so inspired and I can’t wait to dive deeper. Thank you!
Where hope Grows is one of my favorite podcast to date because Taylor is such a genuine steward to all things that he encounters in life. The concept of hope tied into so many avenues of life is brought to light through the most important foundation of hope, the soil. This podcast helps people understand that our soil is the building block to life and all should listen because humans are the change makers. Hope surrounds us but we have to be willing to access it and the best way is eating foods that grow from the soil stewarded by incredible people like Roam Ranch. Good food can change ones life!!
This podcast is like sitting down to a big bowl of chili. The complex layers of spices in the form of diverse characters interviewed, engage and challenge my pallet. The facts of our complex natural world and how humans are engaging and helping restore it, are the medley of vegetables and delicious morsels of meat that nourish me. Finally, Taylor and his wife Katie are that age old cast iron, passed down from great-grandmas kitchen, cooking it all up and holding it together. Top it all off with some cheesy humor and call it complete! After each episode I’m left feeling full, satisfied, and looking forward to seeing what is stewing up in the next episode of Where Hope Grows. So sit down, get yourself a bowl, and fill up!
As I’ve gotten older and the bad news keeps piling up about humans negative impact on nature, I’ve lost some hope about the future. The scale of the problem seems so big and I feel like my actions can’t turn the tide. But that’s exactly why I listen to every single episode of this podcast. It’s helping to regrow my hope. It allows me to know that my simple food purchases can help Bison roam the plains again to help restore the land. It inspires me to envision a career where my skills can better support the regeneration of nature. It propels me to make sure my daughters are getting some of their diet from animals that are healing the land. And some of the episodes have even made me well up with tears as they put words to the spiritual connection I feel with the earth. Taylor and Katie, thanks for all you do and keep it up. I don’t personally have a cool accent but feel free to read this review in a Irish accent 🤣 (my heritage.)
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