A farm lifestyle podcast about raising exotic animals called guanacos, getting back to nature, making things by hand and living with every fiber of our being. We hope you join us for the adventure! This show is part of the Bright Sighted Podcast Network.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureSociety & CultureCraftsDocumentary |
Every couple needs a "we" or a third thing—a focal point that exists not solely within one individual but rather something shared between them. Something cherished mutually, binding them together. There is an article by American poet Donald Hall, tha... more
This season, we've set out to capture and celebrate ordinary moments in our lives on the farm. Because even the little things like the basics and the mundane are important. They can be lessons on how to live well and, in their simplicity or maybe ... more
It turns out that we humans are terrible at estimating the value of the present. There is a study I just read by Harvard researchers. They found that as time goes on, we regret how easily we let moments go. So, maybe the question, “What’s next?” do... more
This is the last episode of season 2. In this episode, I dive into the question, why do I write this podcast? What does reflection of this kind mean to me and others? And when the magic seems dimmed, how can we get it back? I talk to Laura Davis, aut... more
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Fiber enthusiasts will love this podcast, but, so will anyone who’s ever dreamed about changing their life. I laughed and cried and gasped at the challenges and small discoveries that Lisa and Greg made as they left careers and city behind for a farm on an island. Their mission to raise wild camelids for their preciously soft fiber and conservation of the breed is admirable, but also leads to many, many stories-that you will want to hear on this podcast.
I just binge-listened to both Seasons 1
I remember when Lisa Mitchell told me in 2019 she could not attend our next writing retreat because she was going to raise guanacos. I was puzzled and intrigued. Why? What’s a guanaco? more
Awesome audio and production quality, great stories about the learning curve of caring for animals, and a really really enjoyable listen. Looking forward to season 2!
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Apple Podcasts | #50 | United States/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #37 | Canada/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #142 | United Kingdom/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #91 | Australia/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #144 | Germany/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #6 | Austria/Leisure/Crafts |
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