
They say there’s only one thing in the world worth working for, worth fighting for, and worth dying for. It’s not love or money, not vengeance or virtue. It’s land. To understand how the existence, value, and costs and benefits of our agricultural lands affects us all, join journalist Sarah Mock for a journey into American’s mysterious farm landscape. An Offrange podcast.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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After 8 episodes of The Only Thing That Lasts, looking at the deeply complicated history of farmland in America, host Sarah Mock brings us into the present day, with an episode on the factors working to both a) lessen our collective amount of farmlan... more
In the first episode of our 8-episode limited series, agriculture journalist Sarah Mock unpacks the dire warnings advocates are making — namely, that we're losing thousands of acres of U.S. farmland every day. What does this loss actually mean, contr... more
Long before "populist" became a nebulous buzzword used to describe everyone from Bernie Sanders to Donald Trump, the farmer-founded Populist Party was a formidable force in American elections, fighting against monopolies and corruption in defense of ... more
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If we want to understand the place we have come to in the US, we absolutely must know and learn from the history described here. The turns of capitalism, from the British enclosures to 40 acres and a mule to Woody Guthrie’s lyrics, this pod connects and clarifies the threads of land, class, ecology and politics with the help of scholars who actually know what they are talking about! It should be a basic text for everyone trying to bring about change today.
Exceptionally good series on the foundations of our (western European) sensibilities toward land and water and what's behind our current cultural attitudes, institutions, and treatment of Earth. If you want to change things for the better, this kind of understanding is key to moving ahead.
This is a really well done show. The second episode provides a really thorough history of the colonization of American land and draws really concise through lines from how our land was obtained to our current systems of property for American land. When confronted with the history of US land, non-native Americans often either memory-hole it and move on, or reach for platitudes that don’t meaningfully translate into how we think about our property in our day to day lives. Sarah’s outlook uses all ... more
Informative look at some of the assumptions we hold about U.S. farmland and where our food comes from. I always enjoy how Sarah Mock explores and questions our commonly held beliefs about farms. Also appreciated the perspectives of the podcast guests. Looking forward to more.
I really enjoyed this first episode and was able to learn a lot about farmland in the US and several misconceptions around it, like where it comes from. Great first episode!
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Focusing on the intricate relationship between land, agriculture, and society, this podcast offers an in-depth exploration of the American agricultural landscape. With a core emphasis on historical narratives and contemporary issues, episodes feature diverse topics ranging from agrarian politics, environmental stewardship, and socio-economic concerns surrounding land use. The host, an experienced agricultural journalist, also invites experts from various sectors, including academia and politics, to provide multiple perspectives on the enduring significance of land in shaping culture and community. This podcast is unique in its ability to connect traditional agricultural practices with modern challenges, presenting them through well-research... more
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