In this episode, host Emily Reno shares her transformative experience traveling to Mexico, discussing the cultural richness and challenges faced by local communities. She also highlights ongoing projects with Mezclada, initiatives for Latina entrepreneurs, and resources for small and medium food businesses. This episode offers journaling prompts to help listeners reflect on the past year and set meaningful intentions for the next.

In this engaging interview, host Emily Reno interviews her sister, Casey Godinez, who shares her journey and decision-making process in a winding career in the culinary industry, tips for stress management, and insights into trends to keep an eye on in the food industry. We cover everything from what it was like to grow up in Lawrence, Kansas, Casey’s experiences relocating to Australia and deciding to live there permanently, and tips for prioritizing wellness for those working in the hospitality industry.

On The Transcendent Farmer podcast, Emily Reno interviews Alisa Knapp about her unique journey from a Zen Buddhist meditation center and organic farm to a career in CPG innovation. They discuss sustainable practices, food system transformation, and Alisa's framework of "people, planet, and palette." The interview highlights the significance of mindset shifts, farmer collaborations, and holistic approaches to addressing environmental and social challenges in the food industry. Alisa shares insights on how CPG brands can support regenerative agriculture and enhance community vitality through thoughtful partnerships and transparent practices.

In today's show, Emily Reno interviews Ekta Minocha, a yoga teacher from Bangalore now residing in Rishikesh, India. Dive into Ekta's fascinating transition from software engineering to yoga teaching, and learn about the profound impact of pranayama on the mind and body. If you're looking for ways to find peace and presence amidst your bustling life, this episode offers practical advice and a simple, guided pranayama exercise for listeners to try.

Join Emily Reno and Dawn Finn on The Transcendent Farmer podcast as they dive deep into the intersection of yoga and farming. In this episode, Emily shares her journey of becoming certified as a yoga teacher in India and how these experiences have shaped her approach to farming and farm business development. Discover the effects of yoga philosophy, asana practices, and meditation on physical and mental well-being, especially within the farming community. Learn practical tips on incorporating yoga into your daily routine to enhance flexibility, prevent injuries, and cultivate a sense of joy and peace. This episode is packed with personal stories and practical advice for farmers and wellness enthusiasts alike. Tune in and explore how embracing yoga can lead to a more holistic and sustainable lifestyle.

In this episode of 'The Transcendent Farmer' podcast, host Emily Reno interviews a distinguished yoga teacher about the philosophical and practical aspects of yoga. The conversation explores yoga as a tool for inner freedom, the special connection farmers have with nature, and how yoga can benefit physical and mental health. The episode delves into the non-commercial essence of yoga in India, contrasting it with Western subscription-based models. Sadhu Sri shares insights on meditation, self-discovery, and the importance of looking inward to find answers. The episode offers a holistic perspective on wellness, farming, and the interconnectedness of mind, body, and nature.

Join Emily Reno on the Transcendent Farmer podcast as she interviews April Olson-Mata. Discover the power of manifestation, personal transformation, and spiritual growth. Learn about April's journey from corporate life to coaching, her insights on money as a spiritual teacher, and the magic of conscious intention in creating a meaningful life.

In this episode of The Transcendent Farmer Podcast, Emily Reno speaks with Connie Karstens about the evolution of her family farm, from its humble beginnings to a dynamic enterprise. Connie's inspiring story highlights the power of intuition, hard work, and community engagement in achieving success and sustainability in agriculture.