170 | POWER IN THE PIVOT
Join me for an update about the future of Rural Revival. SHOW NOTES Small Town Dreamer book: https://amzn.to/42cKSot The Farm Letters: thefarmletters.com MORE FROM RURAL REVIVAL WEBSITE INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK
Rural Revival
From farming and agriculture to amazing restaurants, vintage markets, and even tech start-ups, people are thinking outside the box, taking risks, and bringing life back to the hometowns and small communities we love. Our hope is this will be a place where you can be inspired to do the same. So jump in, hear the stories of people who are doing life in rural America and loving it, and start dreaming. And then let us know what you're up to so we can share your story, too!
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169 | I’m writing a BOOK! And more fun announcements…
Join me for a special episode of the Rural Revival podcast where I’m sharing details about my NEW BOOK — Small Town Dreamer — plus some other fun announcements! SHOW NOTES Book tour and stockist sign up: https://www.ruralrevival.co/book Town rebrand details and appli cation: https://www.brandedbyruralrevival.co/townrebrand MORE FROM RURAL REVIVAL WEBSITE INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK
168 | Tim and Morgann Boettner of A Well Worn Story
Today we’re taking you to the charming little town of New Glarus, Wisconsin (pop. 2,208) where craftsmanship, community, and a whole lot of heart come together. I’m sitting down with Tim and Morgann Boettner of A Well Worn Story , a husband and wife team with a business that’s all about high-quality, handcrafted leather and canvas goods. What started with just $5,000 and some spare time has grown…
167 | Paige Heaton of No Roots Boots
On today’s episode we're with Paige Heaton of No Roots Boots in Edelstein, Illinois (pop. 1,060). Join us at the Berch House, the charming headquarters of No Roots Boots, where we catch up with the visionary behind the brand, Paige Ehnle Heaton. This episode delves into the journey of No Roots Boots, highlighting the growth, challenges, and community collaborations that have shaped the business…
166 | Carli Ullrich of Rural Grit Co.
Today we're with Carli Ullrich of Rural Grit Co. out of Kiron, Iowa (pop. 257). Carli shares her journey of starting her business at just 16 years old while still in high school, how she expanded her product line, and the importance of consistency in growing her brand. Carli also reflects on her unique approach to business, explaining why she enjoys traveling to meet customers over having a…
165 | Michelle Myers of Dirt Road Candle Co.
Today kicks off a brand new season of the podcast, and as announced, this year we are going back to interview some of the people and businesses featured in our first episodes to find out what they’ve been up to since then! Who better to start off with than Michelle Myers of Dirt Road Candle Co in Lewis, Iowa (pop. 357)? I first talked to Michelle back in 2019 when her candle business was still a…
164 | Michelle Hamilton of Dandelion Naturals
On today podcast episode we're with Michelle Hamilton of Dandelion Naturals in Hayfield, Minnesota (pop. 1,340). After 21 years in nursing, Michelle took a leap of faith two years ago and started making all natural soap and selling at farmer's markets. This business that started in her kitchen has now grown into an extensive product line and its own main street commercial building. We're talking…
163 | Matt Dennis and Michael Stepp of Handlebend
On today’s episode of the Rural Revival podcast we're with Matt Dennis and Michael Stepp of Handlebend in O'Neill, Nebraska (pop. 3,575), where they make handcrafted copper mugs and use their space to bring new creative and entrepreneurial ideas to life. They're sharing how the resurgence of the moscow mule inspired an accidental business that brought them back to their hometown. Plus, how they’ve…
162 | Jordan Classen of Classen Land & Cattle
On today's episode we're with Jordan Classen of Classen Land & Cattle and Classen Mercantile out of Albion, Nebraska (pop. 1,703), and we're talking all about what it takes to start and grow a beef business from the ground up. Jordan and her husband Travis are building their dream together and bringing their vision for their farm and business to life — which started with three head of cattle — and…
161 | Stacy Preston of Stacy Preston Photography
On today's episode, photographer Stacy Preston is showing us how a creative business IS possible in a small town. Based out of Lynchburg, Tennessee (pop. 6,742), Stacy is sharing her love for photography as a way to preserve history, and how she has turned a lifelong hobby and dream into a profitable business. We're talking about how she found her style, combining creativity and business, and how…