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The Homestead Education Podcast

Kody Hanner
Homesteading
Homeschooling
Self-Sufficiency
Agriculture
Education
Gardening
Community Building
Animal Husbandry
Food Security
Personal Growth
Mental Health
Family Life
Sustainability
Family Dynamics
Holistic Health
Rural Living
Nutritional Health
Sexually Related Trauma
Food Freedom
Rural Communities

Everyone deserves an agricultural education — to understand food, land, and responsibility at a scale that fits real life.

Hosted by Kody Hanner, agricultural educator, homeschool mom of six, and lifelong rural advocate, The Homestead Education Podcast explores how accessible, small-scale agricultural education can build capable people, strengthen families, and create resilient local food systems... more

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In a world increasingly driven by screens, automation, and artificial intelligence, hands-on learning has never been more important. In this episode, agricultural educator Trent Van Leuwen shares how experiential learning, field trips, student entrep... more

Living Freely on the Fringes: Embracing Authenticity and Freedom in Homesteading & Homeschooling

In this episode, Kody Hanner shares her raw, honest journey of redefining success, identity, and freedom within the homestead and homeschool lifestyle. ... more

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Preserving Food, Farming Wisdom, and Building Resilience with Jeremy and Stacy Hill.

Discover how Jeremy and Stacy Hill from Gooseberry Bridge Farm combine traditional farming, food preservation, and resilient homesteading to reconnect with nature a... more

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This episode dives into the crucial need to redefine agriculture education for today's society. I share my personal journey, insights into food systems, and why foundational knowledge about where our food comes from is more vital than ever—regardless... more

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Jeremy Hill
Co-owner of Gooseberry Bridge Farm, author of The Preserver's Garden
Gooseberry Bridge Farm
Episode: Episode 178: How Preserving Food Builds Resilience and Cuts Costs During Crises with Jeremy & Stacy Hill of Gooseberry Bridge Farm
Stacy Hill
Co-owner of Gooseberry Bridge Farm, author
Gooseberry Bridge Farm
Episode: Episode 178: How Preserving Food Builds Resilience and Cuts Costs During Crises with Jeremy & Stacy Hill of Gooseberry Bridge Farm
Will Branson
Owner of Athol Ironworks and head instructor at Fire Iron Forge
Athol Ironworks; Fire Iron Forge
Episode: Episode 176: How Blacksmithing Can Be Your Next Purpose-Driven Career or Hobby With Athol Iron Works
Alex Johnson
Co-founder of Rustic Homestead Living On
Rustic Homestead Living
Episode: Episode 175: Mastering Family Preparedness | A Practical Guide from Rustic Homestead Living
Ashley Johnson
Co-founder of Rustic Homestead Living On
Rustic Homestead Living
Episode: Episode 175: Mastering Family Preparedness | A Practical Guide from Rustic Homestead Living
Amanda Radke
South Dakota cattle rancher, journalist, 12-time children's book author, founder of American Land and Legacy
Heart of Rural America, All American Angus Beef
Episode: Episode 174: The Power of Rural America: Amanda Radke on Reclaiming the Food Narrative
Susan Poizner
Award-winning author and podcaster on fruit tree care
orchardpeople.com
Episode: Episode 173: Growing a Food Community: Insights from Susan Poizner on Fruit Tree Care and Community Orchards
Daniel Salatin
Farmer at Polyface Farm, connected to the Salatin family
Polyface Farm
Episode: How to Teach Kids Real-Life Learning | Homesteading, Trades, & Purpose-Driven Learning
Mary Lewis
Guest from A Tiny Homestead Podcast
A Tiny Homestead Podcast
Episode: How to Build a Homestead from Scratch | Lifestyle, Gardening & Real-Life Skills

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Kody Hanner
Host of The Homestead Education Podcast

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • real and relatable!

    Really enjoyed listening to this episode 'How to Build a Homestead from Scratch | Lifestyle, Gardening & Real-Life Skills' of the Homestead Education Podcast—such a grounded and honest conversation about what homesteading actually looks like day to day. I love how real and relatable the discussion was, especially around starting small, building skills over time, and just working with what you have. Always a pleasure watching and listening to these kinds of conversations that feel both practical ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mary Burruss
    United States3 months ago
  • Great show!

    Love this show! So informative and fun to listen to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ConspiracyHomeschooler
    United Statesa year ago
  • Practical & Personable!

    I love how practical and personable this podcast is! Kody has so much wisdom to share and brings incredible guests to the table too!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KatieJTrent
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great - down to earth

    I homeschooled and I am starting homesteading. Informative and relatable with regards to these 2 topics, along with parenting and running a household. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    carzay
    Canada2 years ago
  • Down to earth podcast full of amazing content!

    I absolutely love listening to this podcast. I feel like Kody is just chatting with me!

    The info makes me think through how to take action in my own life. Tips and really amazing info. I learn something every time I listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    srchomestead
    United States2 years ago

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Informative and fun to listen to; great guest lineup.
Real and relatable—grounded, practical homesteading conversations.
Very engaging conversations that feel like a friendly chat rather than a stiff interview.
Down-to-earth, homeschooling-friendly and actionable content.
Practical and personable hosting with insightful guests.

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Episode 176: How Blacksmithing Can Be Your Next Purpose-Driven Career or Hobby With Athol Iron Works
Q: What's the range of people who take your classes, and what are your typical students?
Students span from children as young as six to adults in their seventies, with homeschool families being a big portion of the younger students and working adults taking evening classes to relieve stress and learn practical skills.
Episode 176: How Blacksmithing Can Be Your Next Purpose-Driven Career or Hobby With Athol Iron Works
Q: Just kind of side note, how much does an anvil cost?
Anvils vary widely in price—from about $120 for basic used pieces to several thousand dollars for higher-end, new, or larger models, highlighting the early-stage considerations for someone starting blacksmithing at home.
Episode 176: How Blacksmithing Can Be Your Next Purpose-Driven Career or Hobby With Athol Iron Works
Q: I'd love to hear a little bit about each of you and why you started this business and why you do what you do.
The guests describe discovering blacksmithing as a calling and turning a passion into a school by combining teaching with hands-on craft. They emphasize building accessible classes, growing a curriculum through associations like CBA and Adana, and the joy of watching students, especially kids, gain confidence and practical skills while the business evolves from weekend knife classes to a formal, recognized program.
Episode 174: The Power of Rural America: Amanda Radke on Reclaiming the Food Narrative
Q: What sparked your move into direct-to-consumer beef and what opportunities did you see during the pandemic?
COVID highlighted gaps in supply chains and inspired me to expand direct-to-consumer channels like Bid on Beef, which lets consumers decide the price and creates a direct link between ranchers and families, expanding access to quality beef while supporting rural farms.
Episode 174: The Power of Rural America: Amanda Radke on Reclaiming the Food Narrative
Q: Could you tell us a bit about your background and what led you to start The Heart of Rural America?
I'm a South Dakota cattle rancher and journalist who has spent years covering agricultural policy, and I built independent media and a beef-focused platform to share truthful, ground-level perspectives from producers with urban audiences seeking to understand food origins.

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What is The Homestead Education Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Across recent episodes, the show centers on practical, hands-on rural education and small-scale food systems. Topics consistently include homesteading basics, gardening, livestock management, and family education, blended with conversations about building resilient local food networks, direct-to-consumer strategies for farm products, and practical life skills for families. Noteworthy is the emphasis on actionable steps, accessible farming education, and a clear commitment to empowering households to grow, cook, and manage sustainably while balancing parenting and homeschooling. The format often pairs the host's personal farming experience with guests who bring expertise in agriculture education, entrepreneurship, and emergency preparedness,... more

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Recent guests on The Homestead Education Podcast include:

1. Jeremy Hill
2. Stacy Hill
3. Will Branson
4. Alex Johnson
5. Ashley Johnson
6. Amanda Radke
7. Susan Poizner
8. Daniel Salatin

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