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    Rural Revival

    From farming and agriculture to amazing restaurants, vintage markets, and even tech start-ups, people are thinking outside the box, taking risks, and bringing life back to the hometowns and small communities we love. Our hope is this will be a place where you can be inspired to do the same. So jump in, hear the stories of people who are doing life in rural America and loving it, and start dreaming. And then let us know what you’re up to so we can share your story, too!

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    Latest Episodes:
    133 | Kara Hammes of Brown County Barn Burner Sep 01, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Kara Hammes of Brown County Barn Burner in Nashville, Indiana (pop. 1,521). Kara is sharing about opening an Airbnb in a tourist destination and strategically building a space that serves both the tourist and the local community. She and her husband are doing a great job of blending the two and finding something that serves both. Kara also talks about some of the collaborations she’s done with local businesses, as well as leading the local farmer’s market.

    And speaking of that, Kara gave a phenomenal presentation to our Cultivate group about how to put on a farmer’s market, and for the month of September you can come join our Cultivate community for FREE to see what it’s all about.

    If you’re ready to take your revitalization efforts to the next level, this is exactly why we created our Cultivate coaching group — to empower you with the community, tools, resources, action steps, and network you need to put revival into action and keep gaining momentum!

    Find all the details at ruralrevival.co/cultivate, and use code CULTIVATEFREE (all one word) for your free access. We hope to see you in the group! And while you’re there, be sure to find Kara’s presentation. Kara has been a Cultivate member from the beginning and we’re excited for you to hear her story.

    You’ll love Kara’s strategic approach to the Airbnb with the event space and store fronts and commercial kitchen, and how they found a way to work within their town ordinances to make this happen. It’s a very innovative approach and a great example for us to learn from.

    Check out more on the blog.

    Show notes:
    Brown County, Indiana
    Nashville, Indiana
    Brown County Bikes
    Trail & Vine
    Nashville, Indiana Farmers Market
    Brown County Barn Burner
    Instagram: @bcbarnburner
    Facebook: /bcbarnburner


    133 | Kara Hammes of Brown County Barn Burner Sep 01, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Kara Hammes of Brown County Barn Burner in Nashville, Indiana (pop. 1,521). Kara is sharing about opening an Airbnb in a tourist destination and strategically building a space that serves both the tourist and the local community. She and her husband are doing a great job of blending the two and finding something that serves both. Kara also talks about some of the collaborations she’s done with local businesses, as well as leading the local farmer’s market.

    And speaking of that, Kara gave a phenomenal presentation to our Cultivate group about how to put on a farmer’s market, and for the month of September you can come join our Cultivate community for FREE to see what it’s all about.

    If you’re ready to take your revitalization efforts to the next level, this is exactly why we created our Cultivate coaching group — to empower you with the community, tools, resources, action steps, and network you need to put revival into action and keep gaining momentum!

    Find all the details at ruralrevival.co/cultivate, and use code CULTIVATEFREE (all one word) for your free access. We hope to see you in the group! And while you’re there, be sure to find Kara’s presentation. Kara has been a Cultivate member from the beginning and we’re excited for you to hear her story.

    You’ll love Kara’s strategic approach to the Airbnb with the event space and store fronts and commercial kitchen, and how they found a way to work within their town ordinances to make this happen. It’s a very innovative approach and a great example for us to learn from.

    Show notes:
    Brown County, Indiana
    Nashville, Indiana
    Brown County Bikes
    Trail & Vine
    Nashville, Indiana Farmers Market
    Brown County Barn Burner
    Instagram: @bcbarnburner
    Facebook: /bcbarnburner


    132 | JB Royer of Royers Round Top Cafe Aug 18, 2022
    Show notes

    Today on the Rural Revival podcast we’re with JB Royer of Royer’s Round Top Cafe in Round Top, Texas (pop. 90). We met up with JB just as Texas Antiques Week was starting, and we did this interview as they were getting the restaurant ready for the evening dinner guests, so hopefully you feel like you’re sitting right there in the cafe with us.

    We’re talking about the great family history behind the cafe, the importance of relationships, how they’ve made it possible to ship their pies nationwide, plus Texas Antiques Week and more. This is a great family serving up great food and great hospitality, and we can’t wait for you to hear their story.

    You’ll love how the Royers are always innovating and trying new things, and also love their heart for serving people. It really does shine through. And can we just say, their food is absolutely amazing — so amazing that we hired them to come cook for a ranch dinner we did out at the Coy T. Ranch in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

    And since we did this interview, the Royers have come out with a new cookbook. It’s called Cooking with JB & Jamie: Royers Round Top Cafe Cookbook. We cannot recommend this enough! So be sure to go grab yourself a copy and give them a follow, and all those links you need are in the show notes.

    Today on the Rural Revival podcast we’re with JB Royer of Royer’s Round Top Cafe in Round Top, Texas (pop. 90). We met up with JB just as Texas Antiques Week was starting, and we did this interview as they were getting the restaurant ready for the evening dinner guests, so hopefully you feel like you’re sitting right there in the cafe with us.

    We’re talking about the great family history behind the cafe, the importance of relationships, how they’ve made it possible to ship their pies nationwide, plus Texas Antiques Week and more. This is a great family serving up great food and great hospitality, and we can’t wait for you to hear their story.

    You’ll love how the Royers are always innovating and trying new things, and also love their heart for serving people. It really does shine through. And can we just say, their food is absolutely amazing — so amazing that we hired them to come cook for a ranch dinner we did out at the Coy T. Ranch in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

    And since we did this interview, the Royers have come out with a new cookbook. It’s called Cooking with JB & Jamie: Royers Round Top Cafe Cookbook. We cannot recommend this enough! So be sure to go grab yourself a copy and give them a follow, and all those links you need are in the show notes.

    Check out more on the blog.

    Show notes:
    Goldbelly
    Texas Antiques Week
    Brenham, Texas
    Kevin Fowler
    Marcus Lutrell
    Royers Round Top Cafe
    Royers Cookbook
    Instagram: @mayorofroyers


    132 | JB Royer of Royers Round Top Cafe Aug 18, 2022
    Show notes

    Today on the Rural Revival podcast we’re with JB Royer of Royer’s Round Top Cafe in Round Top, Texas (pop. 90). We met up with JB just as Texas Antiques Week was starting, and we did this interview as they were getting the restaurant ready for the evening dinner guests, so hopefully you feel like you’re sitting right there in the cafe with us.

    We’re talking about the great family history behind the cafe, the importance of relationships, how they’ve made it possible to ship their pies nationwide, plus Texas Antiques Week and more. This is a great family serving up great food and great hospitality, and we can’t wait for you to hear their story.

    You’ll love how the Royers are always innovating and trying new things, and also love their heart for serving people. It really does shine through. And can we just say, their food is absolutely amazing — so amazing that we hired them to come cook for a ranch dinner we did out at the Coy T. Ranch in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

    And since we did this interview, the Royers have come out with a new cookbook. It’s called Cooking with JB & Jamie: Royers Round Top Cafe Cookbook. We cannot recommend this enough! So be sure to go grab yourself a copy and give them a follow, and all those links you need are in the show notes.

    Today on the Rural Revival podcast we’re with JB Royer of Royer’s Round Top Cafe in Round Top, Texas (pop. 90). We met up with JB just as Texas Antiques Week was starting, and we did this interview as they were getting the restaurant ready for the evening dinner guests, so hopefully you feel like you’re sitting right there in the cafe with us.

    We’re talking about the great family history behind the cafe, the importance of relationships, how they’ve made it possible to ship their pies nationwide, plus Texas Antiques Week and more. This is a great family serving up great food and great hospitality, and we can’t wait for you to hear their story.

    You’ll love how the Royers are always innovating and trying new things, and also love their heart for serving people. It really does shine through. And can we just say, their food is absolutely amazing — so amazing that we hired them to come cook for a ranch dinner we did out at the Coy T. Ranch in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

    And since we did this interview, the Royers have come out with a new cookbook. It’s called Cooking with JB & Jamie: Royers Round Top Cafe Cookbook. We cannot recommend this enough! So be sure to go grab yourself a copy and give them a follow, and all those links you need are in the show notes.

    Show notes:
    Goldbelly
    Texas Antiques Week
    Brenham, Texas
    Kevin Fowler
    Marcus Lutrell
    Royers Round Top Cafe
    Royers Cookbook
    Instagram: @mayorofroyers


    131 | Shanna Lindberg of Soul Sister Ceramics Aug 05, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Shanna Lindberg of Soul Sister Ceramics in Courtland, Kansas (pop. 294). Shanna is telling the story of how she and her business partner, knowing nothing about how to make pottery, bought a kiln and became self taught pottery makers using Kansas clay from the Flint Hills. They started making jewelry, hosting pottery parties, and all kinds of fun things.

    She shares about her shop’s cute location in a historic corner gas station and her focus on Kansas-made and small business products. Plus, we talk about the ripple effect of this business on other businesses in the town and the incredible revival happening here, which we’ll be sharing on the blog all week long.

    You’ll love how Shanna taught herself to make pottery and started a business from it, and all that it’s become since those early days. And it’s so great what Shanna and her family and so many others are doing in Courtland. For a town of just under 300 people, there is so much going on here and we can’t wait to share the stories of these other businesses too throughout the upcoming week. Be sure to check out the blog and follow along on social media this week!

    Show notes:
    Courtland, Kansas
    Scandia, Kansas
    Brackers Good Earth Clay
    Courtland Pride Club
    From the Land of Kansas
    Heartland Lodge
    Heartland Gamebirds
    Irrigation Ales
    Pivotal Wellness Center
    Facebook: /soulsisterceramics
    Instagram: /soulsisterceramics
    soulsisterceramics.com


    131 | Shanna Lindberg of Soul Sister Ceramics Aug 04, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Shanna Lindberg of Soul Sister Ceramics in Courtland, Kansas (pop. 294). Shanna is telling the story of how she and her business partner, knowing nothing about how to make pottery, bought a kiln and became self taught pottery makers using Kansas clay from the Flint Hills. They started making jewelry, hosting pottery parties, and all kinds of fun things.

    She shares about her shop’s cute location in a historic corner gas station and her focus on Kansas-made and small business products. Plus, we talk about the ripple effect of this business on other businesses in the town and the incredible revival happening here, which we’ll be sharing on the blog all week long.

    You’ll love how Shanna taught herself to make pottery and started a business from it, and all that it’s become since those early days. And it’s so great what Shanna and her family and so many others are doing in Courtland. For a town of just under 300 people, there is so much going on here and we can’t wait to share the stories of these other businesses too throughout the upcoming week. Be sure to check out the blog and follow along on social media this week!

    Check out more on the blog.

    Show notes:
    Courtland, Kansas
    Scandia, Kansas
    Brackers Good Earth Clay
    Courtland Pride Club
    From the Land of Kansas
    Heartland Lodge
    Heartland Gamebirds
    Irrigation Ales
    Pivotal Wellness Center
    Facebook: /soulsisterceramics
    Instagram: /soulsisterceramics
    soulsisterceramics.com


    130 | Matt and Brittany Tedder of Tedder Ag Technologies Jul 21, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Matt and Brittany Tedder of Walsh, Colorado (pop. 546). Matt and Brittany are entrepreneurs at heart, with their hand in ag technologies, seed sales, a trucking business, a construction and design business, and a catering business where they even have their own barbecue sauce!

    They’re talking about how they work together as a team and diversify themselves through different seasons, how they’re raising up their kids as entrepreneurs and teaching them to love to dream, and what it’s like to live in a very remote area and make it all work.

    And do you remember Lettie McKinney from a few episodes back? Well, Matt is actually Lettie’s brother! And you’ll get to hear more about that in this interview.

    Matt and Brittany are an amazing couple who bring so much to their community, and yet they are so humble about it. They don’t see it as something they have to do; it’s simply engrained in their life, and there’s something really special about that.

    Check out more on the blog.

    Show notes:
    Walsh, Colorado
    Manter, Kansas
    Stonington, Colorado
    Dave Ramsey
    Trimble
    Monosem
    Channel Seed
    Rural Roots LLC
    Facebook: /tedderag
    Website: tedder-ag.tech
    Facebook: Stonington Community Center


    130 | Matt and Brittany Tedder of Tedder Ag Technologies Jul 21, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Matt and Brittany Tedder of Walsh, Colorado (pop. 546). Matt and Brittany are entrepreneurs at heart, with their hand in ag technologies, seed sales, a trucking business, a construction and design business, and a catering business where they even have their own barbecue sauce!

    They’re talking about how they work together as a team and diversify themselves through different seasons, how they’re raising up their kids as entrepreneurs and teaching them to love to dream, and what it’s like to live in a very remote area and make it all work.

    And do you remember Lettie McKinney from a few episodes back? Well, Matt is actually Lettie’s brother! And you’ll get to hear more about that in this interview.

    Matt and Brittany are an amazing couple who bring so much to their community, and yet they are so humble about it. They don’t see it as something they have to do; it’s simply engrained in their life, and there’s something really special about that.

    Show notes:
    Walsh, Colorado
    Manter, Kansas
    Stonington, Colorado
    Dave Ramsey
    Trimble
    Monosem
    Channel Seed
    Rural Roots LLC
    Facebook: /tedderag
    Website: tedder-ag.tech
    Facebook: Stonington Community Center


    129 | Kim Ellenz of Old School Seals Jul 07, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Kim Ellenz of Old School Seals in Tipton, Kansas (pop. 193). Old School Seals custom makes wax seals and stamps for people around the world — all from a small town — and today Kim is bringing us inside to tell us all about it. She shares about the start of the company and how she got involved, moving the business to Tipton, the intricacies of running an online business, and much more. From working with wedding designers in New York and the South to designing seals for some well-known national brands, this is quite the story.

    You’ll love learning about this unique business and how they are thriving in their small town of Tipton. Typically we talk to people who are a few years into their entrepreneurial journey, so it’s really great to have the opportunity to hear from a more seasoned small business owner, and there was so much we can learn from Kim!

    Check out more on the blog.

    Show notes:
    Ellsworth, Kansas
    Lorraine, Kansas
    Tipton, Kansas
    Given Grace Floral Shop
    Norton, Kansas
    Miltech Machine
    Tanqueray Gin
    Instagram: @oldschoolseals
    Facebook: /oldschoolseals
    oldschoolseals.com


    129 | Kim Ellenz of Old School Seals Jul 07, 2022
    Show notes

    On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Kim Ellenz of Old School Seals in Tipton, Kansas (pop. 193). Old School Seals custom makes wax seals and stamps for people around the world — all from a small town — and today Kim is bringing us inside to tell us all about it. She shares about the start of the company and how she got involved, moving the business to Tipton, the intricacies of running an online business, and much more. From working with wedding designers in New York and the South to designing seals for some well-known national brands, this is quite the story.

    You’ll love learning about this unique business and how they are thriving in their small town of Tipton. Typically we talk to people who are a few years into their entrepreneurial journey, so it’s really great to have the opportunity to hear from a more seasoned small business owner, and there was so much we can learn from Kim!

    Show notes:
    Ellsworth, Kansas
    Lorraine, Kansas
    Tipton, Kansas
    Given Grace Floral Shop
    Norton, Kansas
    Miltech Machine
    Tanqueray Gin
    Instagram: @oldschoolseals
    Facebook: /oldschoolseals
    oldschoolseals.com


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