Скачать или смотреть A Year in Review: Farming, Entrepreneurship, and Whiskey Ep 147

Welcome to Barn Talk! In today's episode we dive into a range of interesting topics. We kick things off by discussing political strategies aimed at stirring up chaos around elections and the surprising resilience of certain political figures. The conversation then shifts to President Biden’s controversial pardons.
On a lighter note, Sawyer and Tork reflect on the successful year at their venture, Farmer Grade, and share personal stories about entrepreneurship, business challenges, and surprising victories. You'll also hear their candid thoughts on societal trends, like their humorous critique of people with blue hair, and a nostalgic trip down memory lane with a retro cereal gift and a playful gift exchange story.
Our hosts also tackle more serious subjects like governmental transparency, media distrust, and the influential presence of figures like Elon Musk. They round out the episode with a "Whiskey Minute" segment, sampling Penelope bourbon, and share their impressions and ratings.
Amidst all these discussions, Tork and Sawyer provide a market update, ponder future plans, and express gratitude towards their listeners. They close with heartfelt holiday greetings and a reminder to support their direct-to-consumer meat business, Farmer Grade, which underpins the podcast. So, grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and enjoy a mix of insightful analysis, personal anecdotes, and a sprinkle of humor on "Barn Talk!"
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05:47 Ukrainian grain flooding market depresses prices.
10:47 Federal ruling expected for self-driving standard.
16:40 Iowa Corn Growers advocate for farmers' profitability.
25:51 Bill failed multiple times; compromise reached.
31:39 Confused about potential holographic conspiracy over NJ.
36:57 Leader might pardon death row; church audit overdue.
40:19 Trump supported across demographics, people wanted change.
46:15 Rethinking priorities changed my life path.
51:15 Lifelong fan enduring team's repeated playoff failures.
54:36 Manure separation project progressing, building planned soon.
01:02:38 Struggling to delegate and work on business.
01:04:59 Trying a new four-grain 80-proof bourbon.
01:09:47 New team members might enhance scheduling, organization.
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