65 - From a Small Town to The Joe Rogan Experience: Bringing Regenerative Ranching to The Masses - Jenni Harris from White Oak Pastures episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 8, 2024 · 1H 3M

65 - From a Small Town to The Joe Rogan Experience: Bringing Regenerative Ranching to The Masses - Jenni Harris from White Oak Pastures

from Becoming Sovereign · host Nolan Wilson

My guest today is Jenni Harris from White Oak Pastures.Jenni is the Director of Marketing at White Oak Pastures - a world renowned regenerative ranch in Bluffton, Ga - and the daughter of Will Harris, the owner of the ranch and a veritable legend in American agriculture. We discuss Jenni’s experience going on The Joe Rogan Experience, what it was like growing up with Will Harris as her father, how White Oak Pastures has changed the town of Bluffton for the better, the massive decision her dad made that led to her moving back to the ranch, how small town America has been crushed by the industrialization, commoditization, and centralization of the food system, how rancher’s win, the importance of voting with your dollar, and more.It was an honor to have Jenni on the show.Connect with Jenni and White Oak Pastures:WebsiteInstagramTwitterConnect with show:InstagramTwitterWatch the podcast on YouTube

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