
Episodes: 150
Frequency: Biweekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: <1k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: Australia
YouTube: 375 subscribers
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Angie Asimus - Television presenter and journalist with a country background and a focus on sharing stories from Australian agriculture and rural communities.
Caitlin Crowe - Agricultural Education, Regional Schools, Student Career Pathways, Workforce Development, Shearing Programs, And Technology In Agriculture.
Daniel Kahl - Diversified Farming, Cotton Production, Irrigation, Sustainability, Biodiversity, Carbon Audits, And The Future Of Family Agriculture Businesses.
Brooke Watts - Rural Entrepreneurship, Regional Business Development, Agricultural Career Pathways, Community Capacity Building, And Opportunities For Innovation In Regional Australia.
S5 Ep 16 - Going Bananas
August 01, 2026
When you know even from childhood, that you're going to be farmer – it takes a lot of courage to leave the family property. From boarding school to university and even a career as a spacecraft engineer that takes you around the world. My guest knew that despite all that, he would return to life as a banana grower in North Queensland. Mark Nucifora of Fiorito Bananas joins me now. Mark shares his favourite place on the family farm and what makes Innisfail and North Queensland so unique. Even ...
S5 Ep 15 - Caitlin's Classroom
July 18, 2026
Having a good teacher can no doubt shape your life. For some, a great teacher can also inspire the student to become the master. Being an educator in a rural setting is a unique experience from multiple placements, community collaboration and site visits. And what's even more wonderful, is there's a chance to really see your students soar. To learn more, Caitlin Crowe is Head of Department Agriculture at St George State High School, and she joins me now. Caitlin reflects on the many regiona...
S5 Ep 14 - Merced Farming
July 04, 2026
Born and raised on the family farm, my guest today has chosen to make a life back where it all started in Wee Waa NSW. After studying and a corporate career, turns out there was no place like home after all. From cattle, to corn, to cotton, he's passionate about sustainability and biodiversity, interests that earned him the Nuffield Scholarship in 2017 and more recently, he became the Chair of the Lower Namoi Cotton Growers Association. To learn more, Daniel Kahl of Merced Farming, joins me n...
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