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Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings.
This podcast does not have advertisements but you can help me keep the fire burning by becoming a paid subscriber today.
Bill Davison is an award-winning wildlife photographer, biologist, farmer, and agroforester on a joyful journey to share my love of nature with others.
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Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings.
Paid subscribers to this SubStack are granted access a week early!
Help me keep the fire burning by becoming a paid subscriber today.
Adam Rossi is a wildly successful tech founder, CEO, and most importantly, father of three amazing children. Adam cherishs moments spent farming, fishing, and beekeeping on his off-grid Virginia farm and finds solace in hiking, camping, and embracing the great outdoors.
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Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings.
Paid subscribers to this SubStack are granted access a week early!
Help me keep the fire burning by becoming a paid subscriber today.
Andrew Bragg is first and foremost a family man. His most impressive titles and achievements are husband to a great wife, and Father to 6 wonderful children. Andrew’s professional pursuits have varied, but his mission and purpose is to encourage others to live out a more traditional lifestyle as he feels that is the best way to come closer to God and to fulfill the measure of one’s potential.
Andrew and his family live in the Northern California countryside on 5 acres in an area that spawned the Gold Rush era of 1849. The land is rich in rolling hills, mature oaks, rivers, streams, and the remnants of a Native people. If Andrew could convey one thing it would be to move away from the bland existence of the city and suburbs, and get back into connection with the human existence through living in better harmony with the land and nature surrounding us. This is better for children and adults alike.
Keep the fire burning.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
M.A. Franklin is an author writing at the intersections of faith, history, education, literature, and children's fiction. He is, of course, also a father. We sat down to talk about the importance of tucking your children in and cultivating a sense of wonder in the beauty of the world.
He can be found on X, formerly known as twitter.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings.
Paid subscribers to this SubStack are granted access a week early!
Help me keep the fire burning by becoming a paid subscriber today.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
Wally Chamberlain is a poet and father who is deeply concerned with the rural diaspora of New England youth. He wrote a viral poem, All the Ways you Can Stay, that serves as a counter argument to Dr. Suess’s Oh, the Places You’ll Go! A warning: if you are a country kid like me, it is bound to make you cry.
He can be found on X, formerly known as twitter.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings.
Paid subscribers to this SubStack are granted access a week early!
Help me keep the fire burning by becoming a paid subscriber today.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
Josh Centers is an author, prize-winning body builder, homesteader, and father. We sat down to talk about introducing his family to the Orthodox faith, preparing for an increasingly chaotic world, and what he hopes for his children.
His best-selling SubStack can be found here and he can be found on X, formerly known as twitter.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings.
Paid subscribers to this SubStack are granted access a week early!
Help me keep the fire burning by becoming a paid subscriber today.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
Donald Ward is a salmon slinging fisherman, retired rural reporter, gear jamming truck driver, duck wrangler, and father in the fertile valleys of the Palouse in Washington State and the shores of Bristol Bay Alaska. We sat down to talk about generational fishing, what he hopes for his daughter, and what he hopes for all children.
He can be found on twitter and the catch from his family’s boat can be found at twoifbyseafoods.net.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings.
Paid subscribers to this SubStack are granted access a week early!
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
Josiah Young is a farmer, avid hunter, and father of six children. He and his wife Lauren run Over the Moon farm. He can be found on Twitter.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings.
Paid subscribers to this SubStack are granted access a week early.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
Evan is a newcomer to Vermont and to living in the country, but that has not stopped him from diving headfirst into challenges. He was gracious enough to sit down with me to discuss the challenges he, his wife, and their young son faced in their first years on the homestead and meeting those challenges with grace.
We reference a fun chicken video in this podcast, and you can see it and other homesteading moments
on Evan’s X account, @VTFlatlander.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings. Paid subscribers are granted access a week early.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
Bill Fulton grew up on a ranch in Montana, he then spent eight years as an Infantryman in the United States Army. After a disabling injury Bill opened his own security company and retail store selling military and survival products in Alaska. He now spends his time on a small holistic sustainable farm in New England with his wife and two children. Bill consults on holistic integrative agriculture, disaster preparedness, and climate change mitigation.
Bill sat down with me to discuss preserving his ancestral Celtic traditions, building with stone, and carving out a space on his hill for his two daughters.
Bill can be found on Instagram and X as “@DZBillFulton”
His new book “Survive and Thrive” can be found anywhere books are sold.
Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturday mornings. Paid subscribers are granted access a week early.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
Simon Ingall sat down with me to discuss his family’s multigenerational farm. The conversation turned to how to carve out space for children, involving them in our processes, and how that effects whether or not they stay.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
Simon can be found on X as @SimonIngall
His website is www.grisamoreciderworks.com/
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Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturdays at noon.
Paid subscribers are granted access a week early.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe -
Hearth Fathers is a podcast where rural fathers are asked to reflect on their relationship with their home, land, and legacy.
Mathew was gracious enough to be our first guest and set the tone for the podcast, reflecting on the daily rituals around his own hearth with his family, what stewarding land actually means for his children, and what he hopes to leave behind.
In a fast world, Hearth Fathers is a slow and deliberate podcast; our conversations are not rushed but instead seek to glean wisdom about life from fathers who live in the country. Before you listen, consider pouring a drink, getting comfortable, and slowing down yourself.
Keep the fire burning.
Mathew can be found on X as Mathew_of_LWFAH
His website is https://littlewayhomestead.com/
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Episodes of Hearth Fathers are free and release on Saturdays at noon. Paid subscribers are granted access a week early.
Get full access to Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree at oldhollowtree.substack.com/subscribe