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It's all about making every second count – and Brent Olson sure knows what that means. What a great way to kickstart Season V of the podcast! As a child, he tried his hand at writing a novel and the sting of rejection set him back... So off he dove into farming. Those were his hands. Then, at the age of 40 and looking for change, he turned his hands to the keyboard, remaking himself as a journalist and columnist. Be sure to check out his books and writing, such as the editorial he mentions that was awarded "Best Editorial in the United States, 2020 (AAEA)". Be prepared to be surprised and inspired. Thank you, Brent. Good man! * To see the full YouTube episode and subscribe, visit: https://youtu.be/ukh47RmFcig * To see this week's photos and others, visit: https://www.shooting-it-raw.com/photo-gallery **** To learn more about Brent Olson, visit his links: - Website: https://www.brentolson.online - On Stack: /https://brentolson.substack.com/ - Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100033470858229 - Editorial: https://www.facebook.com/196312848918/photos/three-of-my-grandchildren-are-black-one-is-male-hes-a-good-looking-kid-still-in-/10158649125368919/?paipv=0&eav=AfZ4IUb6SCtI5mKvkdzkHg955KcGr_8lLMWAgnEPhMyXyrRZ5KJAvySHdmQFoki-sNk&_rdr **** More from Shooting it RAW: * Websites: Site: https://www.shooting-it-raw.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shootingitraw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shootingitraw/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ran-elfassy/ - Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/a92caaa1-6f09-473f-bd00-9f2e9000b3fa/SHOOTING-IT-RAW-WITH-RAN-ELFASSY - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shooting-it-raw/id1495187250?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6p3NoR69bLG4lZ52FKE2dR - Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/RanElfassy - YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6sqti7YyKrSNUdgw3ONSFg/videos --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ran-elfassy/message

Joining me this week from Nebula Horoscopes & Astrology App is Kalina Trifonova, and she comes to blow our minds by sharing the secrets she's unlocked through her journey through astrology, tarot, and dreams. Tune in to not only get a deeper understanding on astrology, but about your inner self as well. Don't forget to share this episode, leave a like, and follow so you can keep up to date with with us. Bio: Kalina Trofimova is an expert at Nebula: Horoscope & Astrology App. She has over 8 years of experience in Western Astrology. Interesting facts about Kalina: she is a Buddhist and a psychic in the 5th generation. If you have any questions you would like to discuss or simply need spiritual or astrological advice from Kalina, feel free to find her in the “Astrologers” section of the Nebula App. Don't forget to download the Nebula app from your App/ Playstore, and check us out on social media. Nebula Horoscope & Astrology App: https://nebulaapp.onelink.me/AaEA/udvbu1vj Josh: http://www.instagram.com/thenotsobadnetwork https://www.twitter.com/thenotsobad https://www.thenotsobad.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tnsb/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tnsb/support

Have you ever attended the Ag Media Summit paid in part by AAEA? Or received an AAEA scholarship? If so, thank the members of the AAEA Professional Improvement Foundation (PIF). The nonprofit organization funds a variety of programs and opportunities for members and students in the ag communication industry. As AAEA Committee Co-Chair and PIF Recipient Megan Schilling explains now is the time to pay it forward and make a donation to PIF on #GivingTuesday. 

An accomplished scientist at a young age, Dr. Kevin Folta, now chairman of the Horticultural Department at the University of Florida, combines science and communication to deliver impactful messages to students and the public. However, sharing those messages hasn't always been easy.

AAEA 2004 Past President / Member Betsy Freese is the 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Freese shares the secret behind her 30-plus year career in the Ag Communications industry – and what she plans on doing next.

​​Derek Butler is a men's Emotional Empowerment Coach, helping men master emotions and maximize their full potential.    In this episode, you'll learn… The AAEA method to emotional regulation The critical importance of mindset and 100% accountability when losing weight Why literally everyone has trauma, and what to do about it Acceptance and Accountability : realizing the power that you have in your choices and safety plan   Connect with Derek https://www.linkedin.com/in/dbempowers/ https://www.facebook.com/dbempowers1 https://www.facebook.com/groups/memrevolution/ https://www.instagram.com/derekbutlerempowers/   Connect with Rusty RustyOsborne.com instagram.com/thecoachrusty

Gil Gullickson has mastered the art of crafting award-winning articles. At the 2021 Ag Media Summit, the AAEA 2020-2021 Past President was named “Writer of the Year." He received six awards total in both writing and photography categories. In honor of Gil's success, we're revisiting an interview with him shortly after he won a 2020 AAEA Communication Writing Award for an article titled, "Yours, Mine and Ours." The piece also received the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ) 2020 AgTech Reporting Award. Gil shares how the article came together and provides tips on creative writing techniques. 

The Ag Communicators Network is celebrating 100 years of serving the ag media industry. In this episode, AAEA President Gil Gullickson, and past presidents JoAnn Alumbaugh and Gregg Hillyer reminisced about their early days with the association. The trio highlighted several of AAEA's greatest accomplishments and emphasized that good storytelling always has been and will remain central to the ag media industry.

Episode 82: Richard Sexton (https://are.ucdavis.edu/people/faculty/richard-sexton/) is a distinguished professor (and two-time chair) in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at UC Davis. Sexton was raised on a small dairy farm in East Central Minnesota. He joined the Davis faculty in 1984 after completing his Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota. Sexton's initial research focus was on the economics of agricultural cooperatives (to which he continues to contribute), but quickly broadened to the industrial organization of agricultural markets—the field that focuses upon the structure of markets, product differentiation, competition, and coordination within the supply chain. Professor Sexton is widely regarded as the world's leading scholar in this field. He is also an award-winning teacher and advisor. Sexton's Ph.D. students occupy positions of prominence throughout academia and government. His outreach and professional service have also been exemplary. He has worked directly with many California agricultural industries to address critical economic issues. Sexton is also only the second Davis faculty member to be elected by his peers as president of the AAEA. Motto: "You can't get an egg back into its shell very easily." Rich's paper on corona and food supply: https://giannini.ucop.edu/publications/are-update/issues/2020/23/4/the-coronavirus-and-the-food-supply-chain/ Dumping flowers in NL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZesOc_-JKR4

Hello and welcome to the ZimmCast.    In this week's program I'm sharing a conversation with Gil Gullickson, Crops Technology Editor for Successful Farming magazine/Agriculture.com. We talk about the 100 year celebration of the AAEA, The Agricultural Communicators Network. We also talk about this year's Ag Media Summit which has been moved to November.   Let's all hope that we're closer to "normal" by that time. If not, I hope to help create virtual content for AAEA to help with our milestone celebration.   That's the ZimmCast for this week. I hope you enjoyed it and thank you for listening.

Hello and welcome to the ZimmCast. This week’s program is part two of a series featuring conversations with the leadership of agricultural media and marketing associations. This week I’m sharing conversations with Samantha Kilgore, AAEA, The Agricultural Communicators Network, Lindsay Graber Runft, Livestock Publications Council and Kristy Mach/John Blue, Agricultural Relations Council. Each of these organizations has had to cancel or postpone important annual events and the staff has had to deal with that as well as looking at alternative communications methods and what plans look like going forward. Learn how they've handles things and hear some good ideas and suggestions as well. How has your company or organization has been affected and what are you learning during this trying time? Let me know.

The Ag Comm Network Podcast is back after a short hiatus with new podcast host, Katie Navarra. In today's episode I sat down with Joy Carter Crosby of the Georgia Peanut Commission and Awards Committee Chair and Pam Caraway of Syngenta and MarComm Awards Chair, and discussed the exciting changes coming this year to the Ag Comm Network's annual awards program. The biggest changes to this year's awards program are the new online submission process and the addition of the Master of Communications program to the MarComm Awards program. The awards program is scheduled to open March 20 and will close May 8. Be sure you have renewed your AAEA membership for 2020 to be eligible to participate.  

This past summer at Ag Media Summit, “Farm Like Pharaoh” took home the prestigious award of “Story of the Year” in the AAEA communications contest. “Farm Like Pharaoh” is a story that gives farmers help in the long-term planning of a boom-and-bust industry. Bryce Knorr and Mike Wilson discuss how this story evolved into what it is today and how it fits into the editorial mission at Farm Futures. They share what makes this story strong and how structure is key. They offer advice on how to co-author and write with a team while also writing with your own strengths. We talk about the art of storytelling itself and Mike and Bryce share what makes a good story and their advice is gold! You can follow their work through the Farm Futures website, Facebook, and Twitter. Grab a notebook and a pen and tune in! 

The 20th annual Ag Media Summit was held Aug 5-8, 2018 in Scottsdale, AZ. This year the Association for Communication Excellence (ACE) in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Life and Human Sciences joined the American Agricultural Editors’ Association, Livestock Publications Council and the Connectiv Agri-Media Committee.  In this ZimmCast, we hear from outgoing AAEA president Julie Deering, FMC product development manager Brent Jacobson, Cyndee Smiley with John Deere, AMVAC director of portfolio management and marketing communications Neil DeStefano, and Tracy Mack, GROWMARK Director of Supply Chain Optimization and Logistics

During the 2017 Ag Media Summit we had the regular changing of the gavel for both the American Agricultural Editors Association as well as the Livestock Publications Council. I spoke with both of the new presidents for these organizations after their respective board meetings. In this week's program I start out with Julie Deering, new president of the AAEA. Julie talks about the recent unveiling of a new logo and website for AAEA which is an outcome of organizational strategic planning. The new AAEA- The Ag Communicators Network website is now live! Here you will find a new and improved, easy to use, platform responsive website that includes all you need to know about AAEA. We invite you to visit the site and familiarize yourself with our new menu items, social media links, partners, and more. We will continue to update and review this new website. Historic information on ageditors.com can still be accessed for a limited time and will be downloaded and archived thereafter. We hope you enjoy the new website and welcome all feedback and concerns. Listen to the program to hear more from Julie about the coming year for AAEA. After talking with Julie I share my conversation with Cindy Cunningham, new president of the Livestock Publications Council. Cindy says the "basis of the LPC is working to build professionalism and build networking and build relationships among ag communicators." Cindy says that a challenge moving forward is the changing way people are getting information and making sure members are able to communicate in ways their audience wants. List in for more about the outlook for the new year for LPC. I hope you enjoy the program and thank you for listening!

Meet Andrew Johnson, Elizabeth Blinn and Jason Xiao - three undergraduate ag econ trivia masters who defended their title as National Champions for the second year running this past summer at the AAEA 2015 Quiz Bowl Competition in San Francisco. These three students all had different reasons for joining and different strategies for success, but together, they made a great team. This entertaining episode gives an in-depth look at their team's dynamics and how they applied their Purdue education for success.