Ep. 070: Do The Best You Can With What You’ve Got: An Agricultural Ethic for Life
Jerry Apps is Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the author of more than 35 books. He is…
March 12, 2024
Ep. 069: Pulling Appalachia Back from the Precipice
Nick Deiuliis is a chemical engineer, attorney, and business executive. During a career spanning 30 years, he served as…
February 27, 2024Ep. 068: Don’t Be Afraid To Try Something New – The Supply Side of School Choice
Elyse Marcellino is the Director of Embark in Mississippi. Embark is a new schools accelerator that works with school founders…
February 13, 2024Ep. 067: Can Junior Colleges Save the Future of American Higher Education?
Fred Fransen is the President of Huntington Junior College and Co-Founder of Certell, Inc. He also previously served as…
January 30, 2024Ep. 066: Gratitude – A Light in Dark Times
Join us for a Thanksgiving-themed episode before we pause for the holidays! On Thanksgiving Eve, Garrett recorded another solo episode.…
November 28, 2023Ep. 065: The Role of the Rural College
Monica Moses is a policy fellow for the Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy and a PhD candidate at West…
November 14, 2023Ep. 064: Horror Stories, Faith, and Scary Encounters in Appalachia
Ashley Stinnett is the Communications Coordinator for Coalfield Development, he’s a co-founder of the Film Futures Foundation, a former republican…
October 31, 2023Ep. 063: Standing in the Gap for Kids
Kim Dully has a Master’s degree in School Counseling, she is a Grassroots Coordinator with Love Your School-WV, and a…
October 17, 2023Ep. 062: Overlooked and Underloved
Aaron Renn is a writer and consultant based in Indianapolis and is a co-founder and Senior Fellow at . He…
October 3, 2023Ep. 061: Health Care in Rural America – A Perspective from Georgia
Jessi Troyan, Director of Policy & Research for the Cardinal Institute, takes over the Forgotten America podcast as guest…
September 19, 2023