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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:
    113 | Todd Weber of The Earlham Echo Mar 18, 2021
    Show notes

    On today’s episode we’re with Todd Weber of The Earlham Echo, a weekly newspaper in Earlham, Iowa (pop. 1,450). This publication started out as a group effort involving several community members, and now Todd and his wife Jennifer have taken over ownership. Todd is sharing how the town originally brought in this new newspaper and took a group approach to the editorial process, and even turned a profit in its first year. We talk about what it means to have a printed newspaper in today’s digital age and why this is important to our small towns, and we also touch on the revival currently happening in Earlham.

    You’ll love hearing about the success that Todd and Jennifer are having with the Earlham Echo, and it’s so exciting to see a printed newspaper thrive in our digital world, plus the positive approach they’re taking with the news and how that’s resonated so well with the community. Let’s all go show the Earlham Echo some love and give them a like on their Facebook page!

    Check out more on the blog.

    SHOW NOTES:
    Earlham, Iowa
    Mexico, Missouri
    INA - Iowa Newspaper Association
    Earlham Echo

    113 | Todd Weber of The Earlham Echo Mar 18, 2021
    Show notes

    On today’s episode we’re with Todd Weber of The Earlham Echo, a weekly newspaper in Earlham, Iowa (pop. 1,450). This publication started out as a group effort involving several community members, and now Todd and his wife Jennifer have taken over ownership. Todd is sharing how the town originally brought in this new newspaper and took a group approach to the editorial process, and even turned a profit in its first year. We talk about what it means to have a printed newspaper in today’s digital age and why this is important to our small towns, and we also touch on the revival currently happening in Earlham.

    You’ll love hearing about the success that Todd and Jennifer are having with the Earlham Echo, and it’s so exciting to see a printed newspaper thrive in our digital world, plus the positive approach they’re taking with the news and how that’s resonated so well with the community. Let’s all go show the Earlham Echo some love and give them a like on their Facebook page!

    SHOW NOTES:
    Earlham, Iowa
    Mexico, Missouri
    INA - Iowa Newspaper Association
    Earlham Echo

    112 | Photographer and Storyteller Francesca Catalini of Sierra Winds Mar 09, 2021
    Show notes

    On today’s podcast we’re with Francesca Catalini, the photographer and storyteller behind the Sierra Winds Instagram account. Francesca has a passion for capturing some of rural America’s remaining treasures before they are forever gone from our landscape. We talk a lot through Rural Revival about the future our towns, but it’s also important that we honor the past, and we’re so glad we have people like Francesca who are doing just that.

    You’ll love what Francesca is doing and how she has found a great way to honor these buildings and stories and their role in history. Let this be an encouragement to you to preserve that town history you have left. Interview the people who know it before they’re gone. Capture that important information and honor your town’s past and its legacy. And if you have a great place for Francesca to come and shoot, send her a DM and let her know about it.

    SHOW NOTES:
    Cripple Creek, Colorado
    Paxico, Kansas
    Lost Springs Church
    Trinidad, Colorado
    St. Aloysius Church
    Diamond Springs, Kansas
    Bleeding Kansas
    Santa Fe Trail
    Journey of the Dead Man
    Abandoned Colorado
    Two Lanes Blog
    Michael Raymond-James
    Instagram: @sierra_winds

    112 | Photographer and Storyteller Francesca Catalini of Sierra Winds Mar 08, 2021
    Show notes

    On today’s podcast we’re with Francesca Catalini, the photographer and storyteller behind the Sierra Winds Instagram account. Francesca has a passion for capturing some of rural America’s remaining treasures before they are forever gone from our landscape. We talk a lot through Rural Revival about the future our towns, but it’s also important that we honor the past, and we’re so glad we have people like Francesca who are doing just that.

    You’ll love what Francesca is doing and how she has found a great way to honor these buildings and stories and their role in history. Let this be an encouragement to you to preserve that town history you have left. Interview the people who know it before they’re gone. Capture that important information and honor your town’s past and its legacy. And if you have a great place for Francesca to come and shoot, send her a DM and let her know about it.

    Check out more on the blog.

    SHOW NOTES:
    Cripple Creek, Colorado
    Paxico, Kansas
    Lost Springs Church
    Trinidad, Colorado
    St. Aloysius Church
    Diamond Springs, Kansas
    Bleeding Kansas
    Santa Fe Trail
    Journey of the Dead Man
    Abandoned Colorado
    Two Lanes Blog
    Michael Raymond-James
    Instagram: @sierra_winds

    111 | Amy Smith and Cynthia Sarver of Textile Revival Feb 11, 2021
    Show notes

    We are soooo excited to kick off the podcast for 2021 and could not have picked a better interview to kick off the year! Today we’re talking with artist Amy Smith and fashion designer Cyndi Sarver of Textile Revival in Leipers Fork, Tennessee (pop. 650). Amy and Cyndi are working together to create wearable art through their one-of-a-kind pieces. They’re sharing about their business journey, their creative process and how they make their partnership work, and how they’re breaking the boundaries and doing things their own way. And let’s just say, if you are a creative, you are going to LOVE this episode!!

    Check out more on the blog.

    SHOW NOTES:
    Very Ralph - Ralph Lauren documentary
    Picture of photo shoot
    The Shops at Leipers Corner
    Good Grit Magazine article
    Instagram: @textilerevival
    Website: textile-revival.com

    111 | Amy Smith and Cynthia Sarver of Textile Revival Feb 11, 2021
    Show notes

    We are soooo excited to kick off the podcast for 2021 and could not have picked a better interview to kick off the year! Today we’re talking with artist Amy Smith and fashion designer Cyndi Sarver of Textile Revival in Leipers Fork, Tennessee (pop. 650). Amy and Cyndi are working together to create wearable art through their one-of-a-kind pieces. They’re sharing about their business journey, their creative process and how they make their partnership work, and how they’re breaking the boundaries and doing things their own way. And let’s just say, if you are a creative, you are going to LOVE this episode!!

    SHOW NOTES:
    Very Ralph - Ralph Lauren documentary
    Picture of photo shoot
    The Shops at Leipers Corner
    Good Grit Magazine article
    Instagram: @textilerevival
    Website: textile-revival.com

    110 | Callie Taylor Dayton of May Tree Farm Dec 03, 2020
    Show notes

    Today on the podcast we’re with Callie Taylor Dayton of May Tree Farm in Maysville, West Virginia (pop. 2,141). Callie is a tourism pro turned economic developer and has a big heart for small towns and small businesses. She’s sharing about her experiences with May Tree Farm, her family’s mountain grown Christmas tree farm, and also about creating opportunities for her community and why there’s a lot of rural opportunity right now.

    You’ll love Callie’s heart for small businesses and everything she does to support other small, local businesses in her area, and we can’t wait to see what she does next! Be sure to check out the show notes and give her a follow on social media!

    Check out more on the blog.

    SHOW NOTES:
    Petersburg, West Virginia
    Maysville, West Virginia
    Pilgrim’s
    May Tree Farm
    Junior National Hereford Expo
    No Roots Boots
    Romney, West Virginia
    Grant County Convention & Visitors Bureau
    South Side Depot
    Grant County Development Authority
    Mon Forest Towns Partnership
    Monongahela National Forest
    Dolly Sods Wilderness
    HubCAP - Communities of Achievement
    Virgin Hyperloop
    Tucker County
    Instagram: @callietaylordayton
    Instagram: @maytreefarm
    Facebook: /wvmaytreefarm

    110 | Callie Taylor Dayton of May Tree Farm Dec 03, 2020
    Show notes

    Today on the podcast we’re with Callie Taylor Dayton of May Tree Farm in Maysville, West Virginia (pop. 2,141). Callie is a tourism pro turned economic developer and has a big heart for small towns and small businesses. She’s sharing about her experiences with May Tree Farm, her family’s mountain grown Christmas tree farm, and also about creating opportunities for her community and why there’s a lot of rural opportunity right now.

    You’ll love Callie’s heart for small businesses and everything she does to support other small, local businesses in her area, and we can’t wait to see what she does next! Be sure to check out the show notes and give her a follow on social media!

    SHOW NOTES:
    Petersburg, West Virginia
    Maysville, West Virginia
    Pilgrim’s
    May Tree Farm
    Junior National Hereford Expo
    No Roots Boots
    Romney, West Virginia
    Grant County Convention & Visitors Bureau
    South Side Depot
    Grant County Development Authority
    Mon Forest Towns Partnership
    Monongahela National Forest
    Dolly Sods Wilderness
    HubCAP - Communities of Achievement
    Virgin Hyperloop
    Tucker County
    Instagram: @callietaylordayton
    Instagram: @maytreefarm
    Facebook: /wvmaytreefarm

    109 | Abby Roleau of The Gateway Farm Nov 19, 2020
    Show notes

    Today on the podcast we’re with Abby Roleau of The Gateway Farm in Bristol, Vermont (pop. 3,894). Abby’s talking about how she and her husband are building their dream farm from scratch and starting a business with four kids in tow. She shares how they have gradually built and diversified their farm, including the farm fresh meats they raise and sell and how they’re bringing maple and birch syrup from their trees to your table. Plus you’ll learn how they’re carrying on the family legacy of sugar makers.

    You’ll love all the different things Abby and her family are involved in on the farm and how they believed their dream was possible even when others didn’t. Be sure to check the show notes for links where you can follow Abby on the farm and where you can purchase their products!

    Also, be sure to hit up our Rural Makers + Creators Gift Guide for some great gift ideas, all made in rural America! And, if you’re a small business owner, we’ve created over 60 social media templates you can download for free to help you encourage your followers to shop small this Christmas season.

    Check out more on the blog.

    SHOW NOTES:
    Bristol, Vermont
    2020 Rural Makers + Creators Gift Guide
    Instagram: @thegatewayfarm
    Facebook: /thegatewayfarm
    thegatewayfarm.com

    109 | Abby Roleau of The Gateway Farm Nov 19, 2020
    Show notes

    Today on the podcast we’re with Abby Roleau of The Gateway Farm in Bristol, Vermont (pop. 3,894). Abby’s talking about how she and her husband are building their dream farm from scratch and starting a business with four kids in tow. She shares how they have gradually built and diversified their farm, including the farm fresh meats they raise and sell and how they’re bringing maple and birch syrup from their trees to your table. Plus you’ll learn how they’re carrying on the family legacy of sugar makers.

    You’ll love all the different things Abby and her family are involved in on the farm and how they believed their dream was possible even when others didn’t. Be sure to check the show notes for links where you can follow Abby on the farm and where you can purchase their products!

    Also, be sure to hit up our Rural Makers + Creators Gift Guide for some great gift ideas, all made in rural America! And, if you’re a small business owner, we’ve created over 60 social media templates you can download for free to help you encourage your followers to shop small this Christmas season.

    SHOW NOTES:
    Bristol, Vermont
    2020 Rural Makers + Creators Gift Guide
    Instagram: @thegatewayfarm
    Facebook: /thegatewayfarm
    thegatewayfarm.com

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