Farmers Jam Radio

By: Farmers Jam
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  • Farmers Jam Radio lives at the intersection of culture and agriculture -- discussing climate change, systemic racism, healthcare, education, and more. Meet farmers, reporters and policy makers from the world of agriculture, with news updates, interviews, and the occasional jam session. Farmers Jam is a collective of farmers and friends who play music, make jam, and plant fruit trees. Learn more about our live music events, weekly agriculture newsletter, and delicious jam flavors at www.thefarmersjam.com. Connect with us on social: Instagram: www.instagram.com/farmersjamatl Twitter: www.twitter.com/farmersjamatl This podcast is produced by Longleaf Media. Learn more at www.longleaf.media
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Episodes
  • Justin Nickelson aka Master Peace - How urban agriculture changed my life (Part 1)

    Justin Nickelson aka Master Peace - How urban agriculture changed my life (Part 1)
    Aug 25 2022

    Great interview with Justin Nickelson aka Master Peace, who works in the Mayor's Office for the City of Atlanta on Urban Agriculture initiatives. Up first, we discuss AgLanta Eats, a hyper local food festival taking place at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens. After, we talk about how he got started with urban agriculture through HABESHA, Inc and a life changing trip to Ghana.

    Stay tuned for Part 2 of this conversation with updates about other urban ag initiatives being taken by the Mayor's Office.

    Farmers Jam Radio is created by Longleaf Media, hosted and produced by James Carr and Cam Christian, with music by @nomadtypebeat.

    Connect with the world of Farmers Jam including delicious jam, live music events, merch, and more at www.thefarmersjam.com. Jam on!

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    38 mins
  • The Smell of Money - Jamie Berger

    The Smell of Money - Jamie Berger
    May 25 2022

    Hog farming in North Carolina produces much more than meat -- it also causes major environmental issues, destroys quality of life, and breeds political corruption. Producer and writer Jamie Berger stops by to discuss her documentary, "The Smell of Money," which gets the name from the stench these farms put off in the surrounding communities. Learn more about her work at www.smellofmoneydoc.com.

    Farmers Jam Radio is created by Longleaf Media, hosted and produced by James Carr and Cam Christian, with music by @nomadtypebeat.

    Connect with the world of Farmers Jam including delicious jam, live music events, merch, and more at www.thefarmersjam.com. Jam on!

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    32 mins
  • Dollar Stores and Food Deserts in DeKalb County with Commissioner Lorraine Cochran-Johnson

    Dollar Stores and Food Deserts in DeKalb County with Commissioner Lorraine Cochran-Johnson
    May 18 2022

    What do you know about DOLLAR STORES? Although they're pitched as a solution to food deserts, too many in one area may actually create them -- and increase crime at the same time.

    DeKalb County Commissioner Lorraine CochranJohnson joins Farmers Jam Radio to share her work towards ending food deserts and reducing crime by banning the creation of new dollar stores. Fascinating insight! Of course, we loved learning about the new urban farm in DeKalb County.

    Farmers Jam Radio is created by Longleaf Media, hosted and produced by James Carr and Cam Christian, with music by @nomadtypebeat.

    Connect with the world of Farmers Jam including delicious jam, live music events, merch, and more at www.thefarmersjam.com. Jam on!

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    30 mins

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