The Rural Woman Podcast

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you'll meet Nicole Poburan. Nicole grew up in a small community called Rocky Lane located in Northern Alberta participating in 4-h and helping out on her families mixed farming operation.  Nicole was a married mother of two with a career outside of agriculture when after receiving her Nutrition Diploma and some health issues for her son led her bac...

On this special replay of The Rural Woman Podcast, you'll hear from Kelsey Jorissen Olesen. Kelsey is a first generation female farmer from Southeastern Wisconsin. She is a published author, fellow podcaster, chicken tender, and crunchy earth mama. Today we’re talking about something a little different that I think you all are going to find super useful on your farm, ranch or homestead. - Marketin...

On this week’s episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you’ll meet Charlotte Wasylik. Charlotte grew up and lives at Chatsworth Farm, a mixed farm near Vermilion, Alberta, started by her parents. They raise beef cattle, sheep, chickens for eggs and meat, geese, ducks, turkey, and grow grain and legume crops. Charlotte is passionate about ag education and loves to get people excited about the farm throu...

On this week’s episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you’ll get to meet Bridget Jones. Bridget is a wife, mom, "farmher," entrepreneur, creative, community builder, and plant nerd.  As the founder of Wildberry Farm + Market, and the creative behind Wildberry Branding + Design, Bridget puts her heart into her local community. Through her farming knowledge and her love for small businesses, specificall...

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you'll meet Renee Clark. Renee is a third generation dairy farmer in Southwest Wisconsin. She is now part owner of the farm she grew up on, along with her husband and 7 other family members. Renee spends her mornings mixing feed for the cows while listening to podcasts and jamming to some T Swift and Macklemore. When Renee isn’t busy with her three...

Surprise! I know I said I would be taking some time off from releasing new episodes until the New Year but I just wanted to pop on here quickly for a couple of reasons. The first being, I wanted to share with you one of my Patreon Exclusive interviews that my Patrons can look forward to in the New Year. This exclusive chat is with Dahlia Dill from Chandler Pond Farm that you guys heard from in Epi...

On this week's episode week of The Rural Woman Podcast you'll meet Renee Woods. Renee Woods was born and raised on the East Coast and has always loved animals. She knew she wanted to dedicate her life to caring for them in some capacity. Her first job out of college was a canine reproduction clinic. That’s right, she spent her days making puppies! After a few years in reproduction, Renee transitio...

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you asked the questions and I gave the answers! I haven't done an AKA (Ask Katelyn Anything) since way back on episode 23 of the show. Thanks to all of those who submitted their question through Instagram Stories and over on The Rural Woman Podcast Community Facebook page. For show notes, including links mentioned in today's show, head on over to W...

On this week’s episode of The Rural Woman Podcast, you’ll meet Maria Stewart. Maria, along with her husband, own and operate Gorgeous Goat Creamery. Located in New Jersey, Gorgeous Goat Creamery offers pasteurized goat's milk and farmstead cheeses direct to consumer. They also make small-batch, handcrafted goats milk soap. Their mission is to increase community awareness and appreciation for local...

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast, you'll meet Kayla Lobermeier. Kayla is one half to the mother-daughter duo creators of Under A Tin Roof. She is a mother & wife, first-generation farmer, freelance writer, embroidery artist, and master gardener. She lives in rural Iowa and works a small flower farm with her family amongst one of the largest Amish settlements west of the Mississipp...

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast, you'll meet Dahlia Dill. Dahlia grew up on both a dairy farm, and a full time farm where her parents raised grass fed Belted Galloway beef cattle, produced hay, and grew market gardens for cut flowers in Lee, New Hampshire. Dahlia and her husband, Mark,  both attended the University of New Hampshire for agricultural studies, and during and after,...

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast, you'll meet Courtenay DeHoff. You never know where you will find her!  One weekend DeHoff may be hosting on-air inside Madison Square Garden for the Professional Bull Riders and the next she is speaking to a group of ranchers in small town America. A self labeled “Fancy Lady Cowgirl” ™ DeHoff takes pride in upholding traditions of the West in unex...

Hey guys, it’s October which some of you may know it’s National Pork Month or Porktober - but did you know that October is also reserved for another, perhaps lesser known protein? That’s right, October is also Goatober!   What started as a small campaign back in 2011 to prolong the lives of billy goats and to put a delicious, ethical meat on the menu has grown into an international campaign bringi...

Hey guys, it’s October which some of you may know it’s National Pork Month or Porktober - but did you know that October is also reserved for another, perhaps lesser known protein? That’s right, October is also Goatober!   What started as a small campaign back in 2011 to prolong the lives of billy goats and to put a delicious, ethical meat on the menu has grown into an international campaign bringi...

Hey guys, it’s October which some of you may know it’s National Pork Month or Porktober - but did you know that October is also reserved for another, perhaps lesser known protein? That’s right, October is also Goatober!   What started as a small campaign back in 2011 to prolong the lives of billy goats and to put a delicious, ethical meat on the menu has grown into an international campaign bringi...

Hey guys, it’s October which some of you may know it’s National Pork Month or Porktober - but did you know that October is also reserved for another, perhaps lesser known protein? That’s right, October is also Goatober!   What started as a small campaign back in 2011 to prolong the lives of billy goats and to put a delicious, ethical meat on the menu has grown into an international campaign bringi...

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast, you're going to hear a special guest - me! I don't often get the chance to do solo shows but I've been wanting to make a blog post I wrote earlier this year 10 Things I've Learned About Sharing My Ag Story Online into a podcast episode. With recent events (ie. having my Instagram account deactivated) I thought this would be a great opportunity to...

[TW/CW: MH, MI] This episode of The Rural Woman Podcast contains discussion of mental health, mental illness, discussion of suicide. These themes may be upsetting to some listeners. If you or a loved one find yourself needing emotional support or are in crisis please note the following resources: Crisis Services Canada:  1-833-456-4566 or send a text to 45645 US National Suicide Prevention Lifelin...

[TW/CW: MH, MI] This episode of The Rural Woman Podcast contains discussion of mental health, mental illness, discussion of suicide. These themes may be upsetting to some listeners. If you or a loved one find yourself needing emotional support or are in crisis please note the following resources: Crisis Services Canada:  1-833-456-4566 or send a text to 45645 US National Suicide Prevention Lifelin...

[TW/CW: MH, MI] This episode of The Rural Woman Podcast contains discussion of mental health, mental illness, discussion of suicide. These themes may be upsetting to some listeners. If you or a loved one find yourself needing emotional support or are in crisis please note the following resources: Crisis Services Canada:  1-833-456-4566 or send a text to 45645 US National Suicide Prevention Lifelin...

[TW/CW: MH, MI] This episode of The Rural Woman Podcast contains discussion of mental health, mental illness, discussion of suicide. These themes may be upsetting to some listeners. If you or a loved one find yourself needing emotional support or are in crisis please note the following resources: Crisis Services Canada:  1-833-456-4566 or send a text to 45645 US National Suicide Prevention Lifelin...

[TW/CW: MH, MI] This episode of The Rural Woman Podcast contains discussion of mental health, mental illness, discussion of suicide. These themes may be upsetting to some listeners. If you or a loved one find yourself needing emotional support or are in crisis please note the following resources: Crisis Services Canada: 1-833-456-4566 or send a text to 45645 US National Suicide Prevention Lifeline...

On this week’s episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you’ll meet Scarlett Salamone. A chronically ill former inner city special education teacher gone calf loving, goat toting, chicken chasing, duck herding, sheep shearing dairy farmer. Scarlett grew up on the heels of her dad and uncles on her grandparents’ livestock farm  in IL hoping there would be a runt she could raise. Her peace as a biracial k...

Julia Wells runs The Humble Hive Homestead, a small diverse farm in Central Oklahoma with her husband Kaleb and their two boys. Julia is a Jersey girl turned Okie, who got bit by the farming bug when she moved to Oklahoma and got a few backyard chickens for fresh eggs. Kaleb’s background in FFA, poultry and animal ag helped foster Julia’s interest and teach just about everything there is to know a...

On this week’s episode of The Rural Woman Podcast you’ll meet Dallas James. Dallas is a farmer which is something that she never thought she’d say. A former professional musician, mom to three and wife to a police officer she was ready for a life change once she hit 40! Born in Europe to Canadian parents, the first 5 years of her life were spent in a small farming village. It meant waking up to th...