
The show that lets you experience life in California's Santa Ynez Valley through the people who call it home. Every week, Keith Saarloos pulls up a chair with ranchers, farmers, winemakers, chefs, entrepreneurs, horsemen, educators, veterans, artists, local legends, and the occasional troublemaker. Some are famous. Most are simply remarkable. We talk about wine, food, business, family, faith, grit... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Some towns have festivals.
Santa Ynez has a jail wagon.
This week on Choppin’ It Up with Keith Saarloos, Keith sits down with Charlotte Becerra from Old Santa Ynez Days and the Santa Ynez Chamber of Commerce to talk about one of the most wonderfull... more
Some conversations remind you why you fell in love with wine in the first place.
This is one of those conversations.
Before Santa Barbara County wine was cool...
Before tasting rooms lined the streets...
Before wine country became a destination... more
This podcast helps cut the 2500 mile distance between home and the place that FEELS like home - the SYV. We fell in love with SYV for the obvious reasons - fantastic wine, delicious food, breathtaking views - but the secret is in its people. The people of the valley make it as special as it is, and hearing their stories on this podcast solidifies that big hearts and big dreams are hidden in small towns. I hope to keep making new friends and sharing cool stories just like the ones heard here…hone... more
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A locally grounded, conversation-driven series that centers Santa Ynez Valley life through the eyes of its people—farmers, winemakers, chefs, and craftspeople. Episodes blend personal histories with regional industry insights, highlighting family legacies, small-business grit, and community storytelling. Listeners get a front-row seat to how local culture, agriculture, and hospitality intersect, with a strong emphasis on authenticity, craft, and place. A notable strength is the mix of intimate father-daughter dynamics, entrepreneurial journeys, and a recurring thread of community-building in the Valley.
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