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We went live on Facebook with Food Safety Specialist for UT Extension, Dr. Janie Burney! Check out the fun!

It’s Daylight Savings week, and Sarah and Tennille are discussing green foods; sharing little known St. Patrick’s Day facts; and trying to forget about losing an hour of sleep. It’s the GREEN episode!

In this episode, MS student Bret Elgersma tells us about his research using LiDAR on an experimental oak-pine plantation to capture data on the forest's structural complexity and composition.

In this episode, the siblings discuss all the things you'll need to get the food preservation job done!

Let’s face it: We all have food cravings sometimes. In recognition of National Nutrition Month, Sarah and Tennille are discussing their personal cravings- and strategies for overcoming some of them.

This is the audio portion of the monthly Fireside Chat with UTIA Senior Vice President and Senior Vice Chancellor, Tim Cross.

These are stressful times – and for certain professions, recent events combined with the challenges of the job can make life and work difficult. UT’s College of Veterinary Medicine is doing several programs to improve physical and mental health for veterinarians, and veterinary students. Find out more from Charles Denney in this episode of "AgCast." 

Meagen and Crystal face off--without the answers--in a winner takes all kudos points showdown of food preservation knowledge.

This week, Sarah and Tennille sit down with a good book- and with UT Extension Human Development Specialist Dr. Matt Devereaux- to celebrate “Read Across America” week, and they discuss tips for raising strong readers.

On the first ever episode Meagen, Crystal and Justin talk about the history of food preservation and all the crazy things they have seen, heard and scrolled past angrily online and in their own families. They try to lay a foundation for a proven method for folks to safely preserve food.

Sit a Spell is a podcast about slowing down, remembering who we are, and chatting about it. Folks used to ask you to come up on the porch and sit a spell. Today, we revive sitting a spell and chat about ways of our heritage and how we utilize those traditions and skills for the future. Season 1 will be all about food preservation. Join us for the first episode as we knock the dust off and dive-in....

It’s America Saves Week! Sarah and Tennille discuss the campaign and how Tennesseans can benefit from participating.

When winter sets in, some people get SAD- Seasonal Affective Disorder. This week, Sarah and Tennille talk to Michele Atkins, UT Extension Agent in Henry County, about her personal experience with SAD and what can be done to cope.

MS student and Tennessee Aquarium employee Shawna Fix explains how studying the life history of a closely related species gives scientists more information on the endangered Laurel Dace.

The pandemic has affected couples in different ways. Sarah and Tennille chatted with Dr. Heather Sedges, Assistant Professor of Human Development at UT Extension, to gain some insight- just in time for the love celebration.

This is the audio portion of the monthly Fireside Chat with UTIA Senior Vice President and Senior Vice Chancellor, Tim Cross. This month's special guest is UT System President, Randy Boyd.

February is all about hearts, so Sarah and Tennille are sharing “Five Heart-Healthy Habits” to keep the beat going.

Parenting is a tough job anytime, but the pandemic presents some special challenges. Sarah and Tennille are joined by Dr. Jennifer Ward, Director of UT Extension’s nutrition programs, for some practical pointers.

First 2021 Episode of Step Outside

In this episode of AgCast, Charles Denney catches up with UT President Randy Boyd on a recent visit to a UT AgResearch and Education Center and an up-close view of UTIA's impact on Tennessee.

It’s 2021, and COVID-19 is still here! This week, Sarah and Tennille admit to their “pandemic fatigue” and share their strategies for dealing with it.

Taking care of “self” has to be a priority when it comes to fitness! Sarah and Tennille are joined by Danielle Hazlewood, a personal trainer, who is sharing her weight loss story and advising listeners on how to get started.

This is the audio portion of the monthly Fireside Chat with UTIA Senior Vice President and Senior Vice Chancellor, Tim Cross.

It’s a new year, and Sarah and Tennille are back with their weekly “Bringing it Home” podcast. This week, they share personal tips for making 2021 a great year.

Sarah and Tennille present “The Year in Review” on their final podcast of the year.