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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2024 · 36 MIN

The Tension of Rural vs Urban, its History & Implications with Professor Megan Birk

from One Bite is Everything

You can find professor, historian and author Megan Birk at the University of Texas, Rio Grande. And you can find the episode about Farm Aid that we referenced in this episode here. One Bite is Everything is the podcast formerly known as Talk Farm to Me (2019 to 2024) One Bite is Everything ResourcesWrite a ReviewWebsiteYouTubeConnect with Host, Dana DiPrimaEmailInstagram Learn more about the For Farmers MovementWebsiteBlog Other ResourcesPinterestGlossary of Useful Ag TermsOne Bite is Everything Production CreditsProduction: Dana DiPrima and Sonia DhillonSound Design & Original Music: Russell Chapa www.chapamusic.com

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The romantic notion of rural life as a modern escape is a farce. Rural life is hard—historically and now, but for different reasons. Back in the day, the work was endless, and survival counted on it. Thank goodness for the women—check out their hours compared to the men! Today, the implications of where rural communities stand are serious. Join me and historian Megan Birk to dig into rural life and all its beautiful complexities.

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