On this episode I chat with Christine of Kula Cottontail farm, where she raises Angora rabbits, alpacas, and llamas in beautiful Hawaii.

On this episode I chat with Caliegh Bussard from The Buzzard Farm. From falling in love with alpacas to running a fiber arts business, Caliegh shares her journey into fiber farming in the Appalachian region of Pennsylvania.

On this episode I chat with The Prairie Shepherdess, Kamden Bartman. Kamden is a 16yr old fiber farmer raising Icelandic and Navajo Churro sheep in Alberta, Canada.

On this episode I chat with homesteader and author Rachel Hester of Whoopsy Daisy Farm. Rachel shares her story into getting started homesteading and what drove her to get dairy sheep.

In this week's episode, I chatted with Delaney Drake of Ewe and Me Homestead & Creamery. After dealing with dietary health issues, Delaney assumed dairy was off-limits. That was until her sister introduced her to sheep's milk cheese, which her body amazingly could handle! This led Delaney and her husband on a journey of starting their own sheep dairy.

In this week's episode, I got to do an in-person interview with Ashley Hoffman of Cedar View Farm. Ashley has a breeding flock of FBA registered Finnsheep, offering both breeding and pet quality stock. She also offers wool in all stages of processing – raw, washed, combed, dyed, roving, yarn, and handmade items. On the podcast, you will hear the sit-down portion of the interview where Ashley shares her fiber journey story and how she fell in love with the Finn breed.

In this week's episode, I chat with the wonderful mother-daughter duo of Flying Fibers. Jeri and Irina have a magnificent yarn shop in York County, Pennsylvania, and a flock consisting of Wendslydales, Leicester Longwools, and Shetland sheep. They both have a passion for saving rare and heritage breeds through education. During the interview, you will hear Jeri's story of how she fell in love with sheep and Irina's experience growing up in the sheep and wool community, all about their flock, yarn shop, and more! I can't wait for you to hear this episode!

In this week's episode, I chat with Shepherd, Teacher, and Fiber Artist  Kim Goodling of Vermont Grand View Farm. Kim shares about how she came to start raising Gotland sheep, her trips to the island of Gotland, Sweden, and her passion for teaching. We also talk about guard llamas and Kim has some encouraging advice for when things get tough shepherding.

In this week's episode, I chat with shepherdess Jen Johnson of Whispering Pines Farm.  Jen shares her story on how she came to start raising fine fleece Shetland sheep, her experience doing virtual fiber festivals, and all about her Youtube channel called "Soft Shetland Wool"!

In this week's episode, I chat with shepherdess and shearer Siri Swanson. Siri and her partner Colin own Yankee Rock Farm and Yankee Clippers Shearing.  Through sustainable and wholesome practices they raise Finn, Border Leicesters, and Cheviots for breeding stock, fiber, and meat. Siri shares all about her flock, farming practices, shearing, and some of the challenges she faced being a first-generation farmer. She also shares some fantastic tips and advice when it comes to getting started with sheep and things to consider if you want to do farming full-time! 

In this week's episode, I am so excited to announce which sheep breed I have decided to raise on our farm! During the episode, I share some of the characteristics I was looking for in a sheep breed and how I came to my decision. Also, make sure to check out the announcement video I made on my Youtube channel!

In this week's episode, I share some advice and tips that were given to me by wonderful shepherds. As I am slowly moving into the steps towards buying sheep, I had questions. So I asked a few questions on my Instagram stories. I received so many great responses and I am excited to share them with you! I also share a list of sheep books that I have really been enjoying and recommend.

In this week's episode, Amanda Barcenas from Prado de Lana Sheep Farm joins me on the podcast. She shares about her beautiful flock of Romney, Lincoln Longwool, and Romeldale/CVM sheep. She also shares about her yarn store, her passion for breed-specific yarn, and some amazing advice for those of us looking into raising sheep.

In this week's episode, I share the five heritage sheep breeds that I am considering raising on our farm and the reasons why. Which breed do you think I will choose?

In this week's episode, Marie Hoff shares how she got started raising Ouessant sheep, about contract grazing and her business Full Circle Wool, and how she can't imagine her life without working with sheep every day!

On this week’s episode Lynn Moody from Blue Oak Canyon Ranch joins me on the podcast to share her experience raising Santa Cruz Island sheep. During the interview Lynn shares how she got started raising Santa Cruz sheep, what their temperament is like, her favorite fiber craft, and some great advice if you are looking into raising a heritage breed of sheep. 

On this week’s episode Michelle Stephens from Sweet Pea Farm joins me on the podcast to share her experience raising Southdown and Oxford sheep. During the interview she shares how she got started raising sheep, all about her Youtube channel, and great advice if you are a new shepherd or looking to add sheep to your flock! 

On this episode you will be hearing from Nikyle Begay who is a Navajo shepherd and weaver raising Navajo-Churro sheep in Arizona. This episode is packed full of powerful and beautiful stories told to Nikyle by her elders, the history of the Navajo-Churro sheep, and Nikyle's process from shearing her sheep all the way into one of her beautiful weavings! 

On this week’s episode Laura Kramer from La Bella Farm joins me again on the podcast. Laura is a Ruminant Nutritionist and shares so much knowledge on what a healthy diet for a sheep should look like and what to look for if your flock is not receiving the right nutrition, along with some other great tips! 

On this week’s episode I interviewed Virginia Scholomiti who raises Teeswater and Wensleydale sheep on her farm the Yellowfarm just outside Albany, New York. Virginia shares about her farm and flock, about the Teeswater breed up program, her love for there wool and how she likes working with there gorgeous locks, and some great advice if you are looking to start breeding your sheep! I can't wait for y'all to hear this great interview!