We're BAAACCKKKK!

01/24/22 • 44 min

Can you believe it? We're back for a second season! New year, new plans for both the farm and the garden. While things may slow down in the garden during the dark days of winter, Chutzpah Hollow is prepping for impending snow inside and outside the house. Join us to find out what's on Wendy's to do list(s) and stay tuned for the latest in breeding fails!
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Music by Chris Spence
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All that and more!
So join us as we head out to the farm...
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Music by Chris Spence
Artwork by Jane Rabadi janerabadi.com
Editing by Melissa Spence

Previous Episode

See You Soon!

In our final episode of the season, Wendy prepares for the arrival of her two pigs and successfully manages to put up her electric fencing. Melissa recommends a disclaimer for the podcast after post-show fact checking brings some misinformation to light. In a sad turn of events, there is a death on the farm when a predator visits and one of the beloved residents falls victim to its attack. There's talk of animal breeding, gestation periods, 2022 planning, sprouting broccoli, book discussions, philosophical observations, and of course, a whole lot more!
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Music by Chris Spence
Artwork by Jane Rabadi janerabadi.com

Next Episode

BONUS: The Quinnterview

A So You Wannabe a Farmer first! Melissa and Wendy welcome a guest to the show and it's none other than Melissa's oldest child, Quinn.
Quinn is a first year art student at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore studying Ecosystems, Sustainability, and Justice. Their conversation centers around these themes with a splash of Jewish herbalism, a sprinkle of history - both the geographically local and culturally distant - culture, superstition, and finished off with a dollop or two of this and that. If that isn't enough, there's a few gardening and farming references, too!
You can find Quinn on Instagram @quinnterlude
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NEW @so_you_wannabe_a_farmer
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Wendy @chutzpahhollow
Music by Chris Spence
Artwork by Jane Rabadi janerabadi.com