Podcast appearances and mentions of Hope Farm

Presented by TwinSpires Maryland Million President TK Kuegler looks ahead to Maryland's Day at the Races, Anchor and Hope Farm's Grace Merryman discusses their 2024 stallion roster, Charles Town announcer Paul Espinosa previews West Virginia Breeders Classic day and Keeneland announcer Kurt Becker looks back on last weekend's 'Win and You're In' action. Plus, Ashley Anderson makes her HRRN debut to provide this week's TwinSpires Triple Play, Kurt Becker takes you on a Stroll Through Racing History presented by Keeneland, Dale Romans returns to join Tim Wilkin is joined on 'I Ask, They Answer' presented by the University of Louisville Equine Industry Program and we recognize another 'Unsung Hero' presented by Woodbine Entertainment.

Are you a caregiver of a special needs child, looking for support and inspiration on your journey?Do you believe that nurturing strong relationships and maintaining a healthy marriage is vital while navigating the challenges of special needs parenting?Today with our guest Jess Ronne, we will learn insights into the challenges faced by caregivers, the importance of community support, and the value of nurturing strong relationships.Learn how Jess's journey with her disabled son, Lucas, led her to create Hope Farm—a haven for those in need. We'll also discuss the significance of cultivating intimacy in marriages and the keys to building resilient relationships in the middle of life's storms.Drawing from the wisdom shared in her book, Loving With Grit and Grace, we'll delve into the essential elements for a healthy and thriving marriage. We will explore topics like effective communication, respect, vulnerability, and embracing conflict as a way to grow.We chat about the importance of self-care and proactive planning for the future of disabled children.Jess's remarkable work serves as an inspiring example of making a lasting impact on the lives of individuals with special needs.Join us as we dive into a thought-provoking conversation filled with hope, resilience, and insights.May you be encouraged!XOXO,Katie*FOUNDING MEMBER LAUNCH:http://herhomeandheart.net/TGH Connect with Jess:To learn more about Jess's project and find valuable resources, visit jessplusthemess.comPS.FEEL GOOD!familysuccess.lifevantage.comJoin Our Community!https://urlgeni.us/facebook/HHAHGroupMeet Katie here:https://herhomeandheart.net/coachingMentorship Session:https://bit.ly/3Flo7oaMore Info:https://bit.ly/m/HerHomeandHeartCOUPONS and HACKS:https://linktr.ee/FamilySuccessWant Your Question Considered For The Podcast? Leave me a message!https://www.speakpipe.com/KatieK

Lynn Kotrba has a very special reason for starting Harvest Hope Farm. She explains her families passion for the project - and how you can be involved! Find more info here: https://www.harvesthopefarm.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Presented by TwinSpires. We wrap up Maryland Million Week with Grace Merryman from Anchor and Hope Farm and John Piassek, Communications Manager with Maryland Horse Breeders Association, Breeders' Cup CEO Drew Fleming discusses the return to Keeneland and the impact of Breeders' Cup on local businesses, Godolphin USA Director of Bloodstock, Michael Banahan, shares the incredible story of Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile contender Cody's Wish, 20 year old jockey Kylee Jordan, fresh off her leading rider title at Prairie Meadows, looks ahead to her first appearance in the Breeders' Cup with undefeated Iowa-bred Tyler's Tribe, TwinSpires/BRIS handicapper James Scully shares his TwinSpires Triple Play, Dale Romans & Tim Wilkin discuss the week's hottest topics on "I Ask, They Answer" presented by the University of Louisville Equine Industry Program in the College of Business, Plus, Kurt Becker's Stroll Through Racing History presented by Keeneland How to Throw the Ultimate Breeders' Cup Party | America's Best Racing (americasbestracing.net)

In a world where we constantly hear about "white privilege" and "systemic racism," Jeff Bird, a white male, is making a difference in the lives of urban youth.

We had the opportunity of chatting with the inspiring and amazingly driven Jess Ronne. We chat about her son Lucas and all of the lovely projects she has going on right now. One thing we can all take away from this interview is that we need to get back to caring for each other. Jess recently purchased a farm, Hope Farm, to provide a place for not only her son but several other families in the area. She highlights some of the challenges of being a caregiver in her documentary and throws herself into advocacy with her non-profit, The Lucas Project. Did we mention she is also an author? Author of Sunlight Burning at Midnight, Blended with Grit and Grace, and Lovin with Grit and Grace, Mom of 8, Founder of The Lucas Project, podcast host at Coffee with Caregivers, filmmaker of the documentary "Unseen" and all-around amazing human being. Here is the link to donate to Hope Farm Fundraiser by Jessica Ronne : Help us raise $350,000 for Hope Farm! (gofundme.com) help support the mission of Hope Farm. Find additional information about Jess Ronne and her family at (6) The Lucas Project | Facebook (6) Jess Ronne | Facebook coffeewithcaregivers ☕️ (@coffeewithcaregivers) • Instagram photos and videos Jess Ronne (@jessplusthemess) • Instagram photos and videos The Lucas Project (@the_lucas_project_) • Instagram photos and videos You can find us at Table for Five, No Reservations | Facebook Table for Five Podcast (@tableforfivenoreservations) • Instagram photos and videos

Today, Clara Coleman talks with Andrew Adams of Hope Farm Organics in Newlands BC, Canada. Hope Farm Organics is at the 54th parallel, the farthest north on the series so far, experiencing less than 7.5 hours of daylight on December 21st, the shortest day of the year. It's also located in the coldest and wettest geoclimatic zone in the Prince George Forest District, with winter lows as cold as -40 where C* and F* meet. Outdoor planting doesnt begin until late /may, frosts can still occur in July, and the end of the outdoor growing season is in September. Andrew likes to joke his Summer growing conditions are the same as NC in Winter. Despite these challenges, he and his family cultivate 2 acres using greenhouses and caterpillar tunnels and sell produce year-round. A passionate forest ecologist and conservationist, he is committed to sustainable living and local food production, while increasing his effeciencies and profit in an extremely challenging climate. It's a humbling reminder of how much easier it is to grow in the winter here in Maine. Winter Growers is made possible by... Tunnel Vision Hoops, for your Winter infrastructure needs. Johnny's Selected Seeds, check out their seriously amazing Growers Library. Growing for Market Magazine, enter code "winter" at checkout to get 25% off a new subscription. Rimol Greenhouses, for high-tunnels and greenhouses. And you, our Patreons and supporters. You can support our creators for as little as $2/month on Patreon or Notillgrowers.com/support. Y'all are the best!

In today's episode Bentley interviews Tim Gautreaux and Matt Morris the owners of Nova Espresso, Front Yard Tacos and Nova Market.  The episode covers everything from coffee to tacos and everything entrepreneur in-between.  Be sure to check out Nova and Front Yard Tacos as they continue to impact Mobile and surrounding community.Cafe Esperanza 1.5 oz of Grey Goose.5 oz of Kahlua.75 oz of Nova Espresso.5 oz of Coco LopezShake and pour over ice in a mason jar and enjoy! https://www.novaespresso.coffeePresented by: https://www.thehopefarm.com

In this episode we interview one of the owners of Fairhope Brewing Company, Brian Kane.  Learn the story of how Fairhope Brewing Company launched and managed growth as one of Alabama's premium breweries.  This is a great episode to learn about the challenges, creative processes and fun that goes on at Fairhope Brewing Company.Fairhope Brewing Companyhttps://www.fairhopebrewing.comThe Hope Farmhttps://www.thehopefarm.comThe Razor Burn2 dashes of Mango Pineapple Habanero Tincture.5 oz of Lime Juice.75 oz of Mango Shrub.5 oz Ancho Reyes1 oz Luna ResposadoShake and strain into colpe, top with Razor Edge SourFairhope Lost In Mountain Brooke - West Coast IPA

In this episode Bentley interviews William Hanes, owner of Provision in Fairhope, Alabama.  They discuss the challenges to starting a business in the Covid Era and the journey of opening Provision.  This is a great discussion of the challenges and dynamics involved in launching a business.  Provision: https://www.provisionfairhope.comThe Hope Farm: https://www.thehopefarm.comEpisode Cocktail:Oye Como Va2oz Mescal3/4oz Cynar1/4oz Cocchi Torino2 dashed of Chocolate Mole bitters

In this episode of Garden to Glass Bentley interviews the head chef of The Hope Farm, Adam Stephens.  If you are interested in the culinary art that takes place at The Hope Farm then this is a mouth watering episode you won't want to miss.  Cocktail Recipe: The Nutty Espresso-er1 shot espresso 1 oz Irish whiskey 1 oz Montenegro .5 oz vanilla syrup .5 oz heavy cream 1 dash angostura bitters Shake with ice and fine strain into a coupe glass. Garnish with micro planed nutmeg The Hope Farm: https://www.thehopefarm.com

Staff Writer Derek Kirk chats with New Hope Community's Megan Greene about her work on Hope Farm and International Women's Day.

In this episode Bentley is joined by mixologists Danny and Raliegh from The Hope Farm.  They unpack the processes of designing a garden to glass cocktail as well as the bar program at The Hope Farm.  This is a fun episode if you are interested in cocktails and the creativity involved in designing premium spirits. Presented by:www.thehopefarm.comEpisode Cocktails:Babylon:GinSatsuma JuiceAll spice dramVanilla SyrupEastside Cocktail:London Dry GinFresh Squeezed Lime JuiceSimple SyrupFarm-grown MintFarm-grown Cucs

Our worship is led by Rev John Yaxley, from Hope Farm.

In this episode we are joined by Will Jones the General Manager and Wine Director of The Hope Farm.  This is an informative conversation as we scratch the surface into the history and complexity of wine and why we choose the varieties carried at The Hope Farm. https://www.thehopefarm.com

In this episode Robert and Bentley Evans discuss the process and history of The Hope Farm.  From concept to creation and opening in the year of the pandemic, this episode unpacks the vision behind The Hope Farm.Presented by The Hope Farmhttps://www.thehopefarm.comGarden to Glass CocktailTarra-GoneRecipe:1.5oz Tequila .5oz vanilla syrup .25oz lemon juice .25oz cocchi americano 2 strawberries Small sprig of tarragon(don't use too much. It is potent) Another sprig of tarragon for garnish. Remove tops from a strawberries. Add two strawberries to cocktail tin with vanilla syrup and the small sprig of tarragon. Muddle. Add lemon, cocchi, and tequila with ice. shake. Fine strain into a julep tin. Top with 1oz of soda water. Add crushed ice. Express the tarragon sprig by lightly slapping it against your hand. Garnish.

  Victor is the VP of Marketing and Development for HOPE Farm, a local leadership program guiding at-risk, fatherless boys to become Christ-centered men of integrity. A military brat, he was born in New York but grew up overseas in Panama, Central America. After moving to Fort Worth to finish school at TCU he vowed to move back home as soon as he graduated...well that was 30 years ago and this city grew on him and he's never left.   Social Media Handles: Website: www.hopefarmfw.org Twitter: https://twitter.com/HopeFarmInc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HOPEFarmINC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hope.farm/NC   Check out previous episodes at link below!! https://lnkd.in/e723UDV  

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Today I sit down with Sarah and Erin of Good Hope Farm out of Cary, North Carolina and discuss a hand full of topics regarding community help, agricultural education, farming, resiliency building and more. Good Hope farm is a community farm that focuses on providing support and acreage to up and coming farmers, so they can get their feet wet before diving into the farming life. They also serve as a support to our community by providing education on farming and agriculture to the local residences, especially the younger generation. Good Hope Farm does not stop there.  Food and donations to our local food bank are being provided by the farm to support those less fortunate.  The organization is one of a kind. It is there to raise awareness across the state and I am sure soon to be across the county. Check them out at the webpage below and please enjoy the conversation! goodhopefarm.org

On today's episode, we discuss Star Wars: A New Hope. We discuss the world building of Star Wars, George Lucas not actually knowing what makes Star Wars good, the long lasting cultural impact, and more.Find us on social media:instagram.com/movienightongargantuatwitter.com/MovieNightOGfacebook.com/MovieNightOnGargantuaRecorded and produced by Clinton CochranIntro and outro music written and performed by Clinton Cochran

Lynn Kortba from Harvest Hope Farm has been a guest several times on KFGO during It Takes Two with Amy & JJ. We would like to congratulate her on the Kortba's EIGHTH child and wish the family well as they grow up and bigger every year. Lynn shares the excitement and future of Harvest Hope Farm. Their dedication to encouraging a less tech, more hands on approach to the world around them. Harvest Hope Farm needs YOUR help. You can vote for them to receive the proceeds from the KFGO Listener Cookbook 2020 by heading over to www.kfgo.com/cookbook. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we are joined by Nadia Mitchell & Sean Feeny, founders of Be Bold; and Lynn Kotrba, founder of Harvest Hope Farm. Be Bold is a virtual mentorship program founded by the two recent graduates, Nadia and Sean, with a mission to provide mentorship to homeless students across the country.Harvest Hope Farm was founded by Lynn and her husband in 2017, and is a non-profit organization hosting camps to help harvest hope in others through a hands-on-farm experience. This place is not only home to Lynn and her family, but also "special sheep" that are being used for medical science research to help find a cure for Huntington's Disease.Thanks for listening to the 1 Million Cups Fargo Podcast!

Stephen is joined by Sacher Dawson, the executive director of Hope Farm in Fort Worth, TX today. They discuss what discipline looks like in the mentoring relationship, the importance of consistency across the board in the mentee's life, and how to start implementing that into your own mentor relationship.

20 years ago, the RSPB bought Hope Farm in Cambridgeshire to explore how best to farm sustainably and profitably while also creating a home for nature. Meet lapwings, linnets and wildflowers as we wander the farm in the company of manager Georgie Bray to discover that it is possible to create wildlife habitat and make a living from the land. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's summer short, Jackson catches up with Shawn Jadrnicek of Wild Hope Farm to talk roller crimping and cover cropping in the south where weeds and climate can both be extreme. They are taking their farm from 6-12 acres. Shawn discusses those challenges.  Wild Hope Farm: Instagram: Follow Jackson: Support us:   More info at  

A Methodist morning service, led by Revd. Jackie Bellfield of Ellesmere Port, with hymns played by Adrian Pallant, Hope Farm. You can download the words of the hymns from these two links: Come, let us sing Love divine

On this episode, we sit down and talk to Katherine (Peanut) Belk of Wild Hope Farm. We talk about the challenges of starting a farm, infrastructure headaches and hurdles, the importance of business planning and investment and having goals for the growth of a farm business. Plus, we talk about crying on the farm (which probably happens more than we all want to admit) and being a female in a male dominated industry. AND, Wild Hope is hiring! Check out www.wildhopefarm.com for details.

What’s was it like to live “Life in the Fish Bowl:”? How can we have compassion for those who harm others, while still holding them accountable? What can we do to help their children have a better life? Find out by viewing John Edmonson’s interview of Tegan Broadwater’s true story of how he infiltrated and removed 41 of the Nation's Most Notorious CRIP's from one local community then worked with a nonprofit (HOPE Farm) to help their children have direction and support. Brought to you by The Healing Springs Show.

Gary Randle has spent his life serving God. In 1989 Gary Randle and Noble Crawford co-founded Hope Farm. Hope Farm is a leadership program guiding at-risk boys to become Christ-centered men of integrity that will be leaders in their families, churches, communities and the nation. Gary’s wife Marilyn best shared with me the essence of her husband & this wonderful man of God:“To know Gary Randle is an experience and not an event. What Gary has done doesn’t accurately describe who he is. He is complicated. He has many Gary-isms. He is a thinker, dreamer, and always imagines more. He is not scared of a “no” but sees “no” as an open door and an opportunity for a kingdom “yes” He is a visionary.”To see photos of Gary and to learn more about his ministries, please visit our website at https://www.wonderfultotell.com/episodes/2019/5/11/gary-randle-god-dont-waste-nothin

Peggy Frew's Hope Farm was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Literary Award and the Stella Prize. The Melbourne writer and ARIA Award-winning musician is back with Islands, a novel about a family in crisis that covers many generations, viewpoints and timelines. In this episode, Peggy tells Angus Dalton about creative doubt, running into the ocean in her undies, and 'the big, enormous, sprawling mess' of family. Listen on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2NGVDYKListen on Google Podcasts: bit.ly/2MXSxQ8About the book: bit.ly/2VNkhdi

This week Ashley interviews Gary Randle, Executive Director Emeritus of HOPE Farm.

Today we talk to Shawn Jadnricek, author of The Bio-Integrated Farm, about his work at Wild Hope Farm using his own innovative Roller Crimper system.  Follow Wild Hope Farm: https://www.instagram.com/wildhopefarm/ The Bio Integrated Farm: https://www.chelseagreen.com/product/the-bio-integrated-farm/ Farmer Jesse Links:  Patreon Group: https://www.patreon.com/FarmerJesse?alert=2 Podcast Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/The-No-Till-Market-Garden-Podcast-348435182395903/?ref=bookmarks Farm: roughdraftfarmstead.com Farmer Jesse's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/farmer.jesse.3511 Farmer Jesse's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/farmer_chef_jesse RDF instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roughdraftfarmstead/?hl=en Farm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roughdraftfarmstead  

Former Fort Worth Police Offer Tegan Broadwater joins us to talk about his years of service including an undercover operation infiltrating the Crip organization. If you are interested in Tegan’s story, you can buy his book Life in the Fish Bowl, which is available on Amazon: http://a.co/d/8mRw2V1 All proceeds go to HOPE Farm, which you can learn more about on their website: https://hopefarmfw.org Four Day Weekend's book "Happy Accidents: The Transformative Power of Yes, and at Work and in Life" is available at Barnes & Noble and on Amazon. More information about Four Day Weekend performances, improv classes, corporate training and more available at www.fourdayweekend.com. We welcome your questions, comments, and input! Reach out to us at: happyaccidents@fourdayweekend.com

We often report on nature in trouble in the podcast – so many species and habitats in the UK and around the world are under threat. But from time to time it’s worth taking stock of where work to help threatened species is bearing fruit. On this edition of Nature’s Voice Jane Markham talks to Andy Evans, head of the RSPB’s Nature Recovery Unit, and species recovery officer Stephanie Morren about some of the good news stories from the past year. These range from the appearance of a huge flock of yellowhammers at Hope Farm to progress in saving the albatross from extinction.

Hippies, teenage crushes, and questionable Catholic sex-ed. This month we're talking Hope Farm by Peggy Frew, a book that's as Australian as Skippy the Bush Kangaroo eating vegemite. WARNING: Spoilers ahead.

Gary Randle is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of HOPE Farm, a leadership program that guides at-risk boys (predominantly African-American) to become Christ-centered men of integrity. Gary talks about moving from California to attend college and play basketball at Texas Christian University, the moment he became a Christian, how a church mission trip to an Amarillo prison was a "fork in the road" that forever changed his life, the long and winding path to see his dream of HOPE Farm become reality, and the challenges young African-American men face today. For over 25 years, Gary and his colleagues at HOPE Farm have deeply touched and positively affected the lives of young men, fulfilling their promise to "Help Other People Excel." If after listening to this podcast you want to donate money or volunteer, go to www.hopefarmfw.org.

When is a boy not a boy? Read David Astle's 'Riddledom' to find out.'Hope Farm' should be a self sufficient happy hippy commune. Peggy Frew writes about a 13 year old daughter and her realisation that she wants a  different life circumstance to her mother.