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Rural Recharge Episode 9 out Now

Florida Farm Bureau Federation has released the ninth episode of its monthly podcast, Rural Recharge.

In this episode, FFBF President Jeb S. Smith sat down with Brad and Sam Phares for a conversation about generational agriculture, Florida history and listened to some of Brad’s original cowboy poetry.

Brad Phares is an eighth generation Floridian, cattleman, podcast host, artist and writer. His perspective on Florida agriculture from such a longstanding family history is uniquely insightful.

You can learn more about Brad and see some of his work here and stream Brad’s podcast, Between the Beaches on Apple Music, Spotify and Google.

The Rural Recharge podcast is available to stream on Apple Podcast, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Google and on Florida Farm Bureau’s website.

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