Where Hope Grows (Force of Nature)

On this inspiring episode of Where Hope Grows we travel to the famous Bamberger Ranch Preserve to explore the gift of water. Over 50 years ago this landscape was a degraded cedar monoculture with a shattered water cycle. Through a seemingly impossible vision of restoring this landscape, a first generation land steward named J David Bamberger looked into Mother Nature for wisdom, guidance, and grace. What happened next was beyond his wildest dreams and lead towards reshaping conservation practices in much of the Southwest United States. This story is about hope, nature’s capacity for forgiveness, and about creating water from stone.

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On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, we talk through the trifecta of Mother Nature's brilliance. By exploring all things bison, wolves, and grassland birds, we better explore the important roles of keystone species as they relate to thriving ecosystems. Through biomimicry, we discover that it is possible to heal prairie and grasslands while simultaneously producing nourishing food and supporting intricate communities of wildlife.

Featuring: Jared Holmes and Bob Wesley

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On the debut episode of Where Hope Grows, we tell the story of a bison field harvest on the regenerating pastures of ROAM Ranch. Amongst community, we walk through what it means to honor an animal as well as how to connect with ourselves, the land, and the bison who will feed our families. This story is about compassion, relationship, and gratitude for the animals who sustain our lives.

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On this episode of Where Hope Grows, we dive deep into all things bison. By examining some seemingly "larger than life" legends, tales, and folklore, we unearth some incredible discoveries about our beloved national mammal. Featuring leading experts in the bison industry, we shine a bright light on our favorite soil building creature. Full of wisdom and insight, this episode is a true force of nature!

Featuring stories and actual factual science from: Dr. Anthony Gustin, Jarred Holmes, Bob Lee Wesley, Dr. Jim Derr

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From the main stage of the 2023 What Good Shall I Do conference, this legendary fireside chat explores how our food system became broken and what can be done to rebuild it to a more resilient and nourishing level than ever imagined. Featuring some of the brightest and boldest leaders in the health and nutrition space, this conversation will leave you feeling satiated with hope and a longing to return to your highest functioning form. Reclaiming your health starts with eating foods that nourish your biology and the greater biological system to which we belong.

Guests: Kelly LeVeque, Anne Bikle, and Ali Miler

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

In this episode of Where Hope Grows we challenge the paradigm of how future food production can feed a growing global population while simultaneously caring for our precious natural resources. Contrary to mainstream media and globalist technocrats, our future depends NOT on consuming less meat, but contrary to popular opinion, MORE meat raised on regenerating land. Join us for the global regenerative awakening as we explore the best path forward when considering people and the planet. This episode will ground you to the potential abundance of Mother Nature and provide a hopeful outline as we consider the challenges of our current global civilization.

Guests: Robby Sansom, Force of Nature CEO/Co-founder and Katie Collins, Force of Nature Co-founder

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we take you to the mainstage of our first annual "What Good Shall I Do Today?" conference. In a live recording with Will Harris from White Oak Pastures, we explore his own journey from a conventional/industrial cattleman into a regenerative land steward. In typical Will Harris fashion, we go commando and dive into his own perspectives on life, liberty, and cattle. The resulting recording is both humorous and deeply profound. Enjoy the inspiring words of a true Southern gentleman.

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch
Guest: Will Harris, White Oak Pastures, @whiteoakpastures

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, we reflect on stories of celebrity visits to ROAM Ranch. These amusing and often comical accounts address such questions as; what happens when Mother Culture comes head to head with Mother Nature? What does T-Pain have in common with our breeding bulls? And, when is it appropriate to compare eating vegan food to eating kangaroo vulva? By examining some seemingly "larger than life" people, we unearth some greater wisdom on how to behave at a ranch as well as how to better connect with the earth.

Featuring stories about T-Pain, Dr. Zach Bush, Tim Kennedy, Danny Seo, and Brad Leone

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

Our first solo cast delves into the subtle energy of paramagnetism and its profound impacts on ecosystem health. Told through the lens of ancient wisdom, this episode explores the emerging understanding of how we can design closed loop agricultural systems that resonate with both the Schumann resonance and other cosmic energies to create abundance. Interwoven with practical applications and first hand experiences, we hope to shine light on the larger scale adaptation and experimentation of of paramagnetism, towers, and ancient agricultural wisdom.

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

In this episode of Where Hope Grows we explore the esoteric and occult realms of Biodynamic Agriculture in a way that leads to a greater comprehension of how energy flows throughout the cosmos. By recognizing the patterns of growth and expansion as well as the flow of movement transitioning inwards and downwards, we have an invitation to align ourselves with not only the rhythms of our land, but also that of the universe. This episode will ground you to the expanses of our spirit and open your mind to a beautiful possibility that when we are in tune with nature, we are intune with ourselves.

Guest: Adam Russell, Symbiosis Regenerative Systems

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we take you to the mainstage of our first annual regenerative agriculture conference (What Good Shall I Do Today Event) where our keynote speaker, Dr. Zach Bush lights up the room! Through Zach's profound wisdom we connect to ourselves, our nature, and the indivisible beauty that is both. Enjoy an awe inspiring look into how Mother Nature iterates and how energy is infinite. 

Guest: Zach Bush, MD

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In this episode of Where Hope Grows we livestream the unchained mind of Joel Salatin as he brilliantly calls upon you to join the homesteading tsunami that is sweeping across America. While some refer to this exodus from cities and Mother Culture as "opting out", Joel explains how homesteading is a movement of more intentional living that allows you to fully "opt in" to a satisfying and more meaningful life journey.

Guest: Joel Salatin, Polyface Farms

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, we are telling a story that is as old as time. This is the story of how humans have evolved with hunting and the driving forces that have created massive shifts in our relationship to wild places and the amazing creatures that inhabit them. From the conservation approach of subsistence hunting, through a dark and extractive period of market hunting, we explore a path of hope in which the future of hunting might be based on a fundamental need for land preservation.

Guest: Marshall Seedorff

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this incredible episode of Where Hope Grows, we continue to navigate the complex and often taboo conversations around the ethics of harvesting animals for human nourishment. In this beautiful conversation we explore the profound appreciation for life that comes to us from participating in the procurement of meat as well as ways to better set intentions that honor the cycles of life that are inescapable. Full of wisdom and insight, this episode is a true force of nature!

 Guest: Adam Puskorius

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On this special episode of Where Hope Grows, we take you to the main stage of our first annual “What Good Shall I Do?” regenerative agriculture conference. This live recording celebrates those who have devoted their lives to managing land in Mother Nature’s image and will connect you to the greater powers that fuel the passion of some of our most cherished ranchers and farmers. Full of wisdom and insight, this panel is a true force of nature!

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Moderator: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch
Panelists: Will Harris (White Oak Pastures), Austin Dillon (Counter Culture Beef), and Gabby Hathaway

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we reconnect to ourselves, our land, and our humanity. Recorded live from the main stage of our first annual "What Good Shall I Do?" conference, Dr. Zach Bush's words highlight the need for us to first unearth our own beauty in order to realize our full potential as regenerative beings. By reimagining a more virtuous future where we allow ourselves to shine brightly, we also create a foundation for reconnecting to our humanness as well as the greater earth to which we belong.

Guest: Zach Bush, MD

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, we are treated to the divine journey of a little bluestem seed. As this seed travels through deep time and space, it quickly learns that nothing in nature happens in isolation. Explore the transformation of matter as our seed changes form, habitat, and purpose. Anchored by a world full of relationships, this tale serves as deeper wisdom which embraces the interconnectedness of life. Beautifully narrated by Kate Kavanaugh and recorded live from the mainstage of our 2023 What Good Shall I Do conference, this talk will leave you showered in the hope of possibility.

Guest: Kate Kavanaugh, Mind, Body, and Soil

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In this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, I sit with my wife and life partner, Katie Forrest to talk about all things poultry. Through these stories we reflect on the journey of livestock guardian dogs, the unquenchable desire for owls to decapitate, indestructible peafowl, and how memorable raising poultry can be. These stories serve as reminders of the deeper wisdom and important lessons bestowed upon us in our journey through regenerative agriculture.

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On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, I sit with my wife and life partner, Katie Forrest to talk about all things bison ranching. We spend time to share and reflect on a few of our favorite (and most traumatic) stories as first generation bison ranchers. Through these stories we discuss how to cope with a 140 bison vision quest, what to do when a cult leader comes to your ranch, as well how our bison breeding program has evolved over time. These stories serve as reminders of the deeper wisdom and important lessons bestowed upon us in our journey through regenerative agriculture.

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

In this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we speak with Andie Marsh, a soil health practitioner and science communicator on best practices to implement regenerative principles in an urban context. Through the art of observation, Andie provides wisdom and a framework for transforming your garden, yard, or porch into a nature sanctuary. 

Guest: Andie Marsh, Rhizos

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, I sit with my wife and life partner, Katie Forrest to talk about all things bison ranching. We spend time to share and reflect on a few of our favorite (and most traumatic) stories as first generation bison ranchers. Through these stories we talk about arrowhead hunting, how to cope with a 100 bison vision quest, as well how animals on our ranch receive a name. These stories serve as reminders of the deeper wisdom and important lessons bestowed upon us in our journey through regenerative agriculture.

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On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, we talk with Soil Restoration Expert, Andie Marsh to explore where we are from. Under the carefully trained eye of our guest we look under the microscope to see the building blocks of life and how nutrients and energy is cycled into new forms. Ending with a mindblowing conversation on how we can better use our senses to connect with our environment, we are left with a feeling of connectedness and belonging. This is where hope grows.

This podcast is made possible by the support of Force of Nature. 

Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch
Guest: Andie Marsh, www.rhizos.science, @soilissexy

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we take you to the mainstage of our annual "What Good Shall I Do" Conference as Ray Archuleta gives a very memorable presentation on the life-giving force of plants. Through the lens of ecology, Ray preaches the gospel of collaborating with Mother Nature and farming in her architectural wisdom. Both uplifting and inspiring, Ray leaves us with a fertilized seed of hope.

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch
Guest: Ray Archuleta

On this incredible episode of Where Hope Grows, we continue to navigate the complex and often taboo conversations around the ethics of harvesting animals for human nourishment. In this beautiful conversation we explore the profound appreciation for life that comes to us from participating in the procurement of meat as well as ways to better set intentions that honor the cycles of life that are inescapable. Full of wisdom and insight, this episode is a true force of nature!

Guest: Mansal Denton

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, we dive into the 6 key principles of soil health. Demonstrated by the wisdom of Mother Nature, these soil building strategies are applicable in a wide range of settings and are a guiding light for those who are wishing to move towards a more regenerative model. Inspired by the pioneer work of Gabe Brown and Ray Archuleta, these lessons are the foundation for educational workshops at ROAM Ranch as well as a pivotal methodology we reference on a daily basis. Be prepared to see soil in a whole new light!

Guest: Robby Sansom

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's iteration of Where Hope Grows, we find ourselves exploring how we arrived at a place of outsourcing our participation in the basic needs for survival with the promise of freedom. But in the recent wakes of COVID, war in Ukraine, and domestic turmoil we see that those who have opted out of participation are the ones most enslaved by the very system that promised liberty. In a lived experience that is crafted in a way that only Joel Salatin can deliver, we find our way back to participating in the fundamental necessities of life! Get ready to reconnect your ecological umbilical to the things that matter most.

Guest: Joel Salatin

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

From the mainstage of our second annual "What Good Shall I Do" conference, Judy Schwartz guides us through a decade of global travel as she seeks to understand how the intricate relationship between humans and animals have the capacity to create unbounded positive change. From the high desert of Chihuahua Mexico to the frozen tundra of Norway, Judy threads a needle through the fabric of nature that illustrates how our relationship with nature must include the intentional integration of both domesticated and wild species of animals. This talk radiates hope through first hand experience in some of the world's most challenging ecosystems. Enjoy.

Guest: Judith Schwartz

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In this episode of Where Hope Grows we speak with Aras Baskauskas who, alongside his wife, founded Christy Dawn, the first modern day regenerative clothing company. Aras perceives his brand as a trojan horse that has the ability to shift consumer consciousness in a way that celebrates the life affirming forces of regeneration. This episode chronicles the amazing journey of Christy Dawn and the evolution of fibers as having the potential to positively impact the planet.

Guest: Aras Baskauskas, Christy Dawn

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

"On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we sit down with fellow bison wrangler, Marshall Seedorf, to reflect on a mutual admiration and profound respect for the most important keystone species in North America. From their prehistoric origins to their near extinction, we cover some of the most monumental moments in bison history. This episode ends with what it looks like to be a modern bison rancher as well as an enthusiast for the species. Both uplifting and inspiring, this is a story about Mother Nature's capacity for forgiveness through the lens of an iconic American critter. 

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's Where Hope Grows we return to another episode within our recurring series that we lovingly refer to as "Ranch Stories". Consistent with all these episodes, Katie and I reflect on seemingly "larger than life stories" that have shaped our perspective on ranching and farming. In today's episode we honor and celebrate the many "mistakes" that ranchers/farmers make and explore the blessing in disguise of wonderful "learning opportunities". It is only through failure that we can prevail, and like Mother Nature, the best path forward is often to self-organize and pivot when necessary.  Loaded with wisdom and insight that will make you a better and more productive human, this episode might even inspire you to move out to an agricultural community and start co-creating with nature. Enjoy!

Guest: Katie Collins

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

In this episode of Where Hope Grows we speak with Chris Kerston, Co-Ceo of Land to Market and regenerative trailblazer. Through his work at the Savory Institute, Chris found himself in a unique position between regenerative land stewards and consumer brands looking to source higher attribute products. Through years of creation, Chris launched the world's first and only verified regenerative program founded upon outcomes and empirical data that supports actual improvements on the land. This episode chronicles the amazing perspectives and learned experiences of Chris Kerston as he continues to drive large-scale regeneration. 

Guest: Chris Kerston, Land to Market

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Are you a sower of hope, light, and abundance? If so, this episode is sure to fill your bucket. On this week's podcast we have the privilege of downloading profound and infinite wisdom indigenous wisdom from a teacher named Reginaldo. Originally a native Guatemalan, Regi spent the early years of his life implementing indigenous wisdom on his family's small subsistence farm located in a mountainous tropical rainforest. Blessed with traditional knowledge, Regi has triumphed in the face of adversity throughout his life and despite war, poverty, and despair, Reginaldo has followed a path of devotion to earth, human nourishment, and possibility. Reginaldo now devotes the majority of his energy towards radically rethinking regenerative poultry production through an indigenous lens.

Guest: Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin

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On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we sit with Force of Nature Co-founder, Casparis Sansom to explore the true cost of food. In this journey we peel back blinders and demonstrate how regenerative meat is not only the most nutrient dense food on the planet, but also one of the most affordable. Furthermore we look at the consequences of putting price before all else, and at the expense of all else. This episode will shock you at the core as we deconstruct food costs and help you reconnect with a truth that is sitting in plain sight.

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch
Guest: Robert "Casparis" Sansom, Force of Nature Meats, @forceofnaturemeats

In this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, we co-create with our friend Dr. Anthony Adam Gustin to explore the detrimental consequences of seed oils from a holistic perspective.  First we define what a seed oil is and how it negatively impacts human health before jumping to its larger impacts on our environment and the livestock industry as a whole. Are industrial monocropped seed oils the largest agricultural blunder in human history? What are the unintended consequences of cheap and abundant oils? Find out on this week's episode.

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch
Guest: Dr. Anthony Gustin, @dranthonygustin

On our 1 year anniversary episode of Where Hope Grows, we give some of our loyal listeners an opportunity to field questions to both Katie and Taylor. From topics that range from land, livestock, and liberty, we discuss the honest truth that reigns from our own unique perspective as bison ranchers as well as Co-founders of Force of Nature. Enjoy this unscripted and raw view of the world through an unfiltered lens.

Guest: Katie Collins

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

In this episode of Where Hope Grows I am joined by the brilliant and compassionate souls behind the creation of Force of Nature. For the first time ever, we sit together and share the founding story of our brand as well as our greatest hopes for the regenerative evolution.This episode chronicles the amazing journey of grinding hard in the startup world and eventually gaining traction and acceptance within our industry. Set in an informal and candid conversation we highlight the struggles and successes that have led to the beautiful organism that we lovingly call Force of Nature.

Stick around for the end of the episode for an additional interview with our Manager of Culture and Head of Customer Service, Clint Clancy! Enjoy.

Guests:
Robby Sansom, CEO and Co-Founder Force of Nature
Katie Collins, Co-Founder Force of Nature

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

Have you ever noticed that the manifestations of mineral deficiencies on landscapes mirror the signs and symptoms of deficiencies on the human body? Have you heard that as minerals are becoming less bioavailable in living soil, we are inheriting a food product that transfers less of these life affirming nutrients to our body? On today's episode of Where Hope Grows we talk about the interconnectedness of over 90 trace elements that should be nourishing our land yet have been extracted and depleted via industrial agriculture. Explore how minerals are lost from natural systems, where they go, and how to heal our living systems with the power of sea based agricultural solutions.  This episode will leave you inspired and in awe of a complex solution to reclaiming the legacy of our health.

Guest: Michael Sileck

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this wild edition of Where Hope Grows, we look into the complex and often misunderstood story of feral pigs in the United States. Often regarded as destructive invasive species, droves of wild hogs are causing massive ecological degradation at an unfathomable scale. What if the solution to this problem was well within reach? What if we changed our perspectives and turned this destructive force into a healing and nourishing energy? What if we voted with our forks and knives? This is Where Hope Grows.

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On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, we take you live to the mainstage of the first annual "What Good Shall I Do" conference to listen to an amazing panel that demonstrates the power of collaboration. The concept of "collaboration" is a story we see played out in all of Mother Nature's brilliant architecture, yet humans often choose "competition" when establishing relationships and access to resources. This story is about regeneration, the management of hundreds of thousands of acres of land, the creation of a new supply chain, and the bison burger that served as a catalyst! My guests on today's episode represent 3 completely different industries, coming together, working in synchrony, and creating hope.

Featuring: Robby Sansom (Force of Nature), Bob Wesley (Turner Ranches), and Matt Schweitzer (Hopdoddy)

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we take you to the mainstage of our first annual regenerative agriculture conference (What Good Shall I Do Today Event) where our keynote speaker, Dr. Zach Bush lights up the room! Through Zach's profound wisdom we connect to ourselves, our nature, and the indivisible beauty that is both. Enjoy an awe inspiring look into how Mother Nature iterates and how communication is at the heart of evolution. 

This podcast is made possible by the support of Force of Nature.

Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch
Guest: Zach Bush MD, @farmersfootprint

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, I sit with my lover, Katie Collins to reflect on our lives and the many stories that we have lived. We talk about meeting one another, falling in love, our ventures in entrepreneurship, and the unexpected joy of being a land steward. With lessons and anecdotes of our shared journey, we eventually decide how we will meet again in our next life. If you like our ranch stories series, this episode is THE story of how we became ranchers.

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch
Guest: Katie Forrest Collins

In this episode of Where Hope Grows we explore the possibility that plants, animals, and overarching ecosystems have the capacity to communicate in a way that better enables us to understand their innate desires and biological needs. Through the transmission of energy for the purpose of communication, we ask what information might exist and how do we arrive at a place to experience these wonders. This episode will ground you to earth as a co-creator and open your mind to a beautiful possibility that when we are in tune with nature, we are intune with ourselves.

Guest: Adam Russell, Symbiosis Regenerative Systems

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows we touch base with one of our all time favorite guests (and absolute legend in the soil health world), Will Harris of White Oak Pastures. While the story of Will Harris and his legendary journey is known by all in the regenerative agriculture community, we take the time to dive deeper into the psyche of one of the most influential farmers in the world! In addition to White Oak Pastures being a beloved supplier of grass fed and regenerative beef to Force of Nature, Will is also a longtime friend with whom we have created many beloved memories together. Loaded with wisdom and insight that will make you a better and more productive human, this episode might even inspire you to play "would you rather?" later this week. Enjoy!

Guest: Will Harris

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Hosted by: Taylor and Katie, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

On this week's episode of Where Hope Grows, I am joined by my co-founders, Robby Sansom and Katie Collins to relive our journey in the chicken industry. From first hand perspective as poultry ranchers, to the boycotting of consuming chicken, and the unlikely decision to reimagine the potential of poultry, this insightful episode is devoted to removing the blinders of the industrial poultry system and explore the possibility of creating a new model that is consistent with Nature’s image. After listening to this episode you will never see chicken through the same lens.

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Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch