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Married to the LandFrom Sheep Yards to Social Feeds with Tara FarmsWe’re joined by the warm and whip-smart voice behind Tara Farms, the much-loved YouTube and Instagram account followed by thousands who love a behind-the-scenes peek at real Aussie sheep farming.Tara may keep her exact location private for good reason, but what she shares openly is her incredible knowledge, dedication, and deep-rooted passion for agriculture. From sunrise musters to feeding the poddies, Tara gives us a refreshing and authentic view into life on a sheep property—and how she balances that with the growing demands of content creation.We dive into:What...2025-05-0836 min
Married to the LandThe Possibilities, Life, Leadership & Legacy with Gillian FennellIn this powerful and grounded episode, we sit down with Gillian Fennell—beef producer, ag leader, social media truth-teller and rural mother of three—whose raw honesty and sharp insight have made her a standout voice in Australian agriculture.Broadcasting from the vast isolation of Lambina Station in remote South Australia, Gillian opens up about life on the land, stepping into leadership and why “just surviving” is sometimes the proudest achievement of all.We explore:Her unconventional path from boarding school to bush lifeThe realities of marrying into a family business and buil...2025-05-0140 min
Married to the LandBuilding a Collaborative Food Future with Nicole McNaughtonNicole McNaughton, CEO of the Food and Agribusiness Network (FAN) — one of Australia’s leading food industry clusters.Nicole shares her incredible journey from working in global marketing and tourism to now leading an innovative and powerful network of over 400 food and agribusiness members across the Sunshine Coast, Gympie, Noosa, Moreton Bay, and beyond.In this episode, we chat about: How FAN began and what sparked its creation Why collaboration is a game-changer for regional food producers and agribusinesses The real challenges small and regional food businesses are facing — and how FAN is helpin...2025-04-2437 min
Married to the LandSport, Equity & The Female Co with Libby Cook BlackProud Samep woman and changemaker Libby Cook-Black joins the podcast for a powerful and deeply personal episode about sport, identity, and creating change.Born on Thursday Island and raised across two worlds, Libby has worn many hats—former Australian Rugby League Jillaroo, Queensland Reds Rugby Sevens player, and participant in the Indigenous Marathon Foundation. But it's her role as the founder of The Female Co, a not-for-profit focused on bridging the opportunity gap for women and girls in regional and remote communities, that is making waves across Australia.A 2025 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award Queensland Fina...2025-04-1734 min
Married to the LandUwannagoforabeer Contracting Two Girls Paving the Rural Way with Ruby Buchanan and Edwina DoeryWe saddle up with two dynamic women rewriting the rulebook on what it means to work in ag.Meet Edwina Doery and Ruby Buchanan, the powerhouse duo behind Uwannagoforabeer Contracting—a name that’s as cheeky as it is unforgettable. In their 20s, these two mates launched their own contracting business, armed with motorbikes, working dogs, and grit.But don’t be fooled by the dust and denim—behind the handlebars are a qualified nurse and a law graduate who have built a life that balances study, work, and a love for the land.In thi...2025-04-1033 min
Married to the LandBlooming where you want to grow Kate Quinn & Emily DayI’m joined by Kate Quinn and Emily Day, two full-time artists who turned their love of floral still life into a creative movement — Bloom Art Experiences.Born from a desire to make art more accessible, especially in regional Australia, Bloom was created to provide supportive, joyful and high-quality painting workshops for people of all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or a hobbyist, Bloom is about more than just painting — it’s about connection, creative self-care, and finding joy in the process.🌸 In this episode, we chat about:How Kate and Emily met and decided...2025-04-0350 min
Married to the LandSW Queensland Floods with Wendy Sheehan, Charmain Batt & Louise HochMonday 24th March 2025 -Over the past week, communities across South West Queensland have been dealt a devastating blow. Places like Stonehenge, Windorah, Adavale, Quilpie, Eromanga, Jundah and across the Channel Country have been swallowed by floodwaters. Homes inundated. Yards washed out. Millions of hectares under water.If you’ve had your head in the sand, now is the time to tune in. What’s happening out here is unfathomable. And behind every flood warning is a family. A farm. A future now uncertain.I’m incredibly grateful to be joined today by two women who are li...2025-04-0135 min
Married to the LandFrom Divorce to Reinvention a Journey Through Mental Health with Fee MayFee May, a woman whose journey has taken her from the paddocks of rural Australia to the world of photography, storytelling, and entrepreneurship. Fee has worn many hats—farmer, agritourism leader, business owner, and now a creative force behind rural and regional marketing.We dive into her remarkable career shifts, from running a pastured pork farm and agritourism venture in Toowoomba to launching the successful Toowoomba Farmers' Market, and ultimately, finding a new purpose through photography, social media management and business mentoring. Fee opens up about the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, the realities of single parenting, ov...2025-03-2755 min
Married to the LandFrom the Yards to Innovation and Reinventing the Beef Industry with Shannon SpeightShannon Speight, a vet-turned-entrepreneur who has made waves in the beef industry. From growing up in a family that moved around for mining work to working as a jillaroo in the NT, Shannon’s journey into agriculture wasn’t a straight path—but it’s been a remarkable one.Shannon shares how her experiences as a vet in Charters Towers and Longreach shaped her understanding of the beef supply chain and ultimately led her to co-found Black Box, a game-changing data analytics company for livestock producers. We also talk about her journey into farm ownership, what it’s really l...2025-03-2040 min
Married to the LandNavigating Grief, Motherhood & the Farm with Kimmie CameronKimmie Cameron, a rural mother, grazier, and The Rural Dietitian. Kimmie’s journey is one of resilience, love, and finding purpose through both heartbreak and opportunity.Growing up in Western Queensland, Kimmie’s career took her into the world of nutrition and dietetics, where she built a name for herself in regional health. But after moving to New England, NSW, and marrying her husband Sando, her life took on new challenges—juggling motherhood, rural life, and eventually, navigating immense personal loss.In 2022, Kimmie and Sando lost their daughter Pippa to stillbirth at 36+4 weeks, an event that d...2025-03-1344 min
Married to the LandHitting the Motherload with Motherland's with Stephanie TretheweyStephanie Trethewey, the powerhouse behind Motherland, a national movement dedicated to supporting rural mothers across Australia. Named the 2024 Australian of the Year for Tasmania, Stephanie has transformed her own struggles with isolation and postnatal depression into a platform that connects and empowers rural women.A former television journalist, Stephanie made the leap from city life to rural Tasmania in 2019, an experience that was both beautiful and deeply challenging. Through her journey, she recognised the critical need for more support for rural mothers, leading to the creation of Motherland Village, Australia’s first online rural mothers’ group, and Moth...2025-03-0647 min
Destination BoardingAngie Nisbet Wraps Up Mount IsaHello again, thanks for tuning in to Destination Boarding. Today, I sat down with Angie Nisbet from Married to the Land podcast. Let me tell you, this episode is a ripper. I've just returned from our final boarding schools expo in Mount Isa, where we were overwhelmed with the number of families that came through the door. It's only our second event in Mount Isa and our experience shows us that it takes time to build a following.
Wow. Mount Isa, Cloncurry and families of the Northwest region of Queensland. You were awesome. What a gr...2024-12-1258 min
Married to the LandBrush strokes of the bush, from canvas to clothing with Whitney Spicer2024-10-0335 min
Married to the LandThe Rise and Rise of Hide to Tide with Maddie BeattyWhen it comes to work shirts, we all value quality and durability—especially in the agricultural industry, where spending long days under the hot sun or in the chill of cooler months is just part of the job. Enter Maddie Beatty, who, along with three others, started playing around with the idea of creating a work shirt brand that would capture their adventures from the sea to the stations. From this idea, Hide to Tide was born. Nearly four years later, Maddie has taken over the reins entirely, with a mission to produce Australia's highest qu...2024-09-2633 min
Married to the LandChanel Purfume, Red Lipstick and all the Cattle Shit with Fiona BairdFor many years now, New Zealand-born Fiona Baird has been bringing fun, fashion, and an incredible work ethic to her role as a stockwoman on live export shipments from Australia throughout Southeast Asia. Her story stands out because, despite the grit and grime of working with animals all day, she maintains her high style standards with well-done hair and bold red lipstick and a touch of chanel perfume. However, Fiona’s journey wasn’t always centered on live exports. She has lived a vibrant life, with many twists and turns since her childhood on a farm in the South Isla...2024-09-1952 min
Married to the LandBuilding the Balance Between the City and Country with Jade MackayThis week on the podcast, we're thrilled to introduce Jade Mackay, a dynamic marketing consultant and rural business woman whose diverse journey bridges both urban and rural landscapes. Jade currently resides in Goondiwindi with her husband, Jack, and their 3-year-old son, Tom. Jack, an agronomist by trade, manages his own farm, growing wheat, barley, and chickpeas.Jade's career path has been marked by pivotal moments and bold decisions, including a major shift at 35 when she realized that city life wasn't her ultimate destination. After earning a degree in Business with a focus on Marketing and PR, her...2024-09-1246 min
Married to the LandFrom Vet to Visionary Unveiling the Artistry and Advocacy of Miss VetWelcome Jill Kelly to the podcast. For over a decade, Jill has served as a district vet for Local Land Services in Western NSW, providing invaluable support to farmers with ruminant nutrition, welfare, and farm sustainability. When she's not dissecting sheep carcasses, Jill unleashes her creative side as a painter, known by the handle Miss Vet.The phrase, "When the going gets tough, the tough get going," truly embodies Jill's spirit. During the drought in 2011, while the #BuyFromTheBush Campaign gained recognition, Jill initiated a personal project called the Drought Smoko. This...2024-09-0533 min
Married to the LandBack to the Grass Roots from Paddocock to Plate with Sahra DixonIn this episode, we delve into Sahra's remarkable journey. Choosing love, she met her husband Hamish, a farmer, and became a mom in 2017. This new chapter brought its challenges, including postpartum depression, but Sahra navigated through it with resilience. Her vibrant past includes dynamic stints in the hospitality and fashion industries, roles in federal and state government, and launching her own business at just 25. Now, Sahra enjoys the rhythm of agricultural life, finding peace in her NSW garden. This bond with her mother-in-law, Trisha, led to their business venture, Le Sac. This heavy-duty cotton canvas gardening belt features reinforced...2024-08-2935 min
Married to the LandGalloping Across the Globe with Primrose SturrockPrimrose Sturrock, 38, hails from Drillham, QLD, and grew up on a 25,000-acre, fourth-generation mixed grazing and farming operation between St. George and Dirranbandi. The youngest of three sisters, she attended St. George State School and later, Clayfield College in Brisbane for her secondary education. Despite achieving a high OP score, Primrose eschewed university in favour of hands-on experience. She spent her gap year breaking horses in western QLD before working with top trainers in Texas and California, eventually finding herself training horses in Hawaii. Upon returning to Australia, she worked under renowned trainer Ian Francis be...2024-08-2243 min
Married to the LandBold Moves and the Big Beef Future with Bronte AustinBronte Austin, a 29-year-old agricultural powerhouse from Rockhampton. Bronte shares her journey from boarding school to becoming an animal production specialist. She discusses her education, including a gap year mustering on properties around her home of Yarka and studying agriculture at the University of New England. Bronte's career spans roles across Nutrien Roma, and currently Nutrien Rockhampton. She highlights pivotal moments, such as overcoming workplace challenges and creating her current role. Married to Connor Austin, Bronte also shares insights into their relationship and the strong support of her family. Passionate about ag advocacy, she is co-chair of t...2024-08-1537 min
Married to the LandCountry Roots and Chart-Topping Dreams with Raechel WhitchurchRaechel Whitchurch crafts songs that resonate deeply. Her childhood performing in her family band fostered a strong connection to rural Australia. She spent her early years living in a caravan, traveling, and performing, before establishing herself as one of Australia's most promising new country artists. Her debut album, Finally Clear, debuted at #1 on the ARIA Australian Country Charts, and her highly anticipated sophomore album, What a Time to Be Alive, which was released in May 2024. PLEASE NOTE THIS EPISODE CONTAINS CONVERSATIONS ABOUT MISCARRIAGE if this episode triggers any concerns please reach out to the right areas of s...2024-08-0844 min
Married to the LandUnleashing the Cowgirl Within #fancyladycowgirl with Courtenay DeHoffJoin us on this episode as we dive into the inspiring journey of Courtenay DeHoff, a renowned keynote speaker, network television personality, and proud cowgirl. With over fifteen years of experience in television, Courtenay's skills in shooting, editing, and producing high-quality content have made her a sought-after figure in the media industry.Courtenay stands out in a world of cookie-cutter on-camera personalities by embracing her cowgirl roots and sharing stories on her own terms. She has dedicated her career to giving prominence to the agriculture community, showing that being a cowgirl is a state of mind, not...2024-08-0152 min
Married to the LandMindset and Mustering the Courage to Step Outside of Ag with Kahlia MickanKahlia Mickan, 31, hails from “Dulthara Station” in Hughenden. Growing up, she attended Clermont State School before transitioning to homeschooling for her secondary education. Pursued a career in Vet Nursing, working at various veterinary surgeries before settling at “Dulthara Station” in 2011. Kahlia has been married to Nat Mickan for almost 13 years, and together they graze beef cattle. Significant challenges in her life include a severe horse accident in 2013 and enduring prolonged droughts. Diversifying her career, Kahlia has ventured into multiple businesses, including Middle Of Nowhere Creations, a monetized YouTube channel "Life On The Lick Run," a booming self-storage company, and a podcas...2024-07-2541 min
Married to the LandClosing the Digital Divide for Rural Australians with Alana JohnsonHave you heard of the 1970s rural women's movement? You might be wondering when rural women began advocating for a seat at the table in agriculture and where it all started. Today, we're diving into that history with Alana Johnson.Alana Johnson is a fifth-generation family farmer engaged in cattle production, farm forestry, and an award-winning habitat restoration project near Benalla in northeast Victoria. She is widely recognized for her work in rural development and gender equality. In January 2020, Alana was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for her services to women.Throughout...2024-07-1845 min
Married to the LandBetween the Camera and the Cattle: Page Marsh on Farmer Wants a WifeIn a world dominated by reality TV shows like Survivor, The Bachelor, and Married at First Sight, the agriculture industry has its own spotlight with shows like Farmer Wants a Wife or Husband. Page Marsh, an Australian farmer, boldly stepped into this arena in pursuit of love despite not being born into the agricultural world. Join us as we explore Page's journey before and after the show and uncover how she navigated life in the industry post-"Farmer Wants a Wife."Page's story is a testament to choosing happiness and self-discovery regardless of life's challenges. She remains...2024-04-2546 min
Married to the LandGrowth Through Struggle, Anorexia and the Farming Journey with Emma PendergastIn her formative years, Emma Pendergast explored diverse roles before uncovering her true passion within agriculture. Yet, her journey took an unforeseen twist during her adolescence. Today, Emma, alongside her husband, manages an organic beef property while raising their two young children. Emma will guide us through the intricacies of life on the land and discuss how she tackles daily challenges while prioritizing her mental well-being.We also delve into Emma's battle with anorexia, a condition still prevalent in today's society. Reflecting on her experience, Emma remains unsure of the triggers that led to her self-starvation, realizing...2024-04-1835 min
Married to the LandThe Zest Life: Insights from Fingerlime Farmer Natalie HacklAfter years of longing for a rural lifestyle change, extensive searching, and enduring numerous disappointments with unsuccessful offers, fate finally guided Natalie Hackl and her husband to discover a hidden gem in Blue Knob, NSW. Tucked away in the shadow of the majestic Border Ranges, the farm had languished in neglect for a decade, its inherent beauty masked by overgrown fields and a rundown shack. Yet, beneath acres of overgrowth, a grove of struggling finger limes awaited rediscovery.As they delved deeper into the property, wading through towering swaths of grass, they were rewarded with awe-inspiring views...2024-04-1137 min
Married to the LandPlowing Forward: Georgie Somerset's Insights into Agforce's Producers' AdvocacyEvery family needs a farmer!!!!! Our guest, Georgie Somerset, is a prominent figure in Australian agriculture, known for her dedication to farming and rural communities.Georgie Somerset is not only an Australian farmer and grazier but also a passionate advocate for the rural industry, with a particular focus on empowering women within the sector. In 2018, she was appointed General President of AgForce Queensland, a leading farming lobby group.With a rich history of leadership roles, Georgie served as president of the Queensland Rural, Regional and Remote Women's Network from 2009 to 2014, and she was a founding...2024-04-0437 min
Married to the LandFarmHERS Flourish the Path to Financial Freedom with Alissa Herman Guest Alissa Herman, brings a fresh perspective to the table. Unlike many guests we've had on the show, Alissa didn't marry into rural life or inherit a property. Instead, she comes to us with a wealth of experience in the financial sector.With a background in agribusiness at Westpac and NAB, Alissa made a significant shift to Golden Triangle, where she now serves as the sole female agribusiness finance and mortgage broker in central Queensland.In this episode, Alissa shares her journey, which has been marked by a deep passion for rural and financial matters. W...2024-03-2839 min
Married to the LandGrowing Green: The Regenerative Revolution in Dairy Farming with Sandra JeffordDelve into the fascinating world of dairy farming. In today's episode, we'll explore the daily life of dairy farmers and the challenges they face, particularly in terms of time off and technological advancements. Join us as we sit down with Sandra Jefford, a certified organic dairy farmer from Sale, Victoria, to gain insight into her family's operation and their commitment to sustainability and innovationIn the agricultural sector, days off are a rarity, especially for dairy farmers. Unlike many other professions, you can't simply take a day off from milking cows by sticking your head out the...2024-03-2140 min
Married to the LandShaping Education in the Rural World with Amanda FerrariIn this episode, we uncover the remarkable journey of Amanda Ferrari, a city dweller turned rural enthusiast whose life took a transformative turn towards the tranquility of countryside living. Originating from the bustling streets of Sydney, Amanda heeded a friend's advice and embarked on a journey westward, where she discovered her passion for agriculture. Immersing herself in various roles within the industry, including a notable stint with the Angus Society, Amanda's dedication and love for the land became evident. Recently, she assumed ownership and business responsibilities for the Australian Boarding Expo, a venture that holds immense value for rural...2024-03-1440 min
Married to the LandResilience in Motion Sarah Foster's Journey for Mental Health through RunningIn today's episode, we delve into the world of off-road running with Sarah Foster, a dedicated station hand who also happens to be an avid long distance bush runner. Despite her demanding job, Sarah finds solace and passion in hitting the trails with her loyal four-legged companions. With countless runs under her belt, Sarah shares her insights on balancing work, training, and preparing for upcoming challenges. Tune in as we explore Sarah's journey into off-road running and glean valuable lessons for our own adventures.Sarah is also very encouraging of women who are starting in the industry not to...2024-03-0745 min
Married to the LandArmy wife to farm life with Jennie McClelland.This episode we explore Jennie McClelland's transformative journey after nearly 24 years as a military spouse. With her children starting high school, Jennie and her husband reached a pivotal moment, opting to settle down after years of military relocations. They embarked on a new path by purchasing land in Bungendore, NSW, with aspirations of embracing regenerative and biodynamic farming practices.Join us as Jennie delves into the motivations behind their decision to transition to farming and shares insights into their journey of adopting regenerative practices. Discover the story behind their choice to cultivate a sustainable...2024-02-2946 min
Married to the LandThe Rural World Through Beau Simmons's LensDelve into the captivating journey of American photographer Beau Simmons, known for his expertise in medium-format film photography. While his early career saw him making waves in celebrity fashion photography with renowned clients like Marc Jacobs, 7 For All Mankind, Guess Jeans, and Converse, Beau's narrative took a profound turn. Drawn to the quiet authenticity of Western living, he developed a passion for immortalizing forgotten ways of life.Beau's unique style revolves around preserving moments often lost or overlooked, focusing on Americana storytelling. His latest venture, "The Twenty-Year War," sheds light on 21st-century veterans through...2024-02-2241 min
Ducks on the PondWhat's happening to 'volunteerism' in the country? - Collab with Married to the Land's Angie NisbetIs 'volunteerism dead... or dying'? We know volunteer numbers in the city are dropping, but are our rural volunteers feeling burnt out too? And why is often the same few people doing all the hard work?Angie Nisbet, host and creator of "Married to the Land" podcast joins us for this special collaboration episode of Ducks on the Pond. Angie lives in north-western QLD, 80 km south of Hughenden, where she's a rural mother, wife, grazier, podcast host... and dedicated community volunteer, including at the Fashions on the Field, at the Cloncurry Race Day.2024-02-2143 min
Married to the LandDucks x Married Country Community Connections "Married to the Land" host, Angie Nisbet, engages in a candid conversation with Kirsten Diprose and Jackie Elliott from "Ducks on the Pod." Together, they explore the dynamics of community committees, shedding light on their functionality, popular trends in their respective regions, and the less glamorous aspects.From maintaining good committee etiquette to strategies for increasing community involvement, they delve into the nuances of fostering active participation. Discover what draws people to engage in committees and the challenges they face in sustaining community engagement.Kirsten Diprose co- host of Duck on the Pond2024-02-2145 min
Married to the LandMother on a Mission: Sarah Webster's Push for Syngap AwarenessThis episode we delve into the world of Syngap1 Syndrome, a rare and relatively unknown genetic disorder. Our guest, Sarah Webster, offers a glimpse into her life deeply intertwined with the rural and equine community. Hailing from a family deeply rooted in campdrafting, Sarah's narrative takes a unique turn as she shares her journey alongside her husband, Cameron, a fourth-generation cattle grazier and Australian Bronc riding champion.Together, Sarah and Cameron manage their own property outside of Wondohan, navigating the challenges of rural life while raising their children. Sarah opens up about her daughter...2024-02-1555 min
Married to the LandTriumph Over Terminal Illness with Carissa JacksonEmbark on an emotional journey with Corissa Jackson, a resilient woman from Cunnamulla in Queensland. At the onset of her early 30s, Corissa found herself navigating the challenges of motherhood with a 2-year-old and a 6-month-old, all while immersed in the demanding life on the land. In a candid interview, Corissa steps outside her comfort zone to share the intricacies of a particularly challenging period in her life. Corissa reveals that on the 6th of October 2021, she received the devastating diagnosis of stage 4 triple negative breast cancer with metastases to the lymph, lung, and chest wall. She w...2024-02-0849 min
One QuestionWE CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT AGRICULTURE with Angie NisbetIf there was one thing you think society should talk more about, what would it be?“If we were to return to the stone age, there would be three things we would need to survive - shelter, food and water. Agriculture provides those things for most of us and yet many of those that don’t live on the land understand the significance this industry has on their everyday lives.”Angie Nisbet’s roots run deep in Australian agriculture, having been born and raised in North Western...2024-02-0624 min
Pump Up Your PodThe value in a targeted niche podcast with Angie NisbetNot every show has to be targeted to the largest audience possible. Despite you being told that a large audience is best, it’s all about the download numbers, and all that other nonsense, the true value in my opinion is targeting a niche.One such podcaster that does this brilliantly, is Angie Nisbet and her podcast Married to the Land.Married to the Land is a podcast specifically tailored to rural women who want to hear from others facing similar challenges and experiences. Angie started this podcast back in September 2020, and since then, it ha...2023-12-0316 min
Married to the LandBeneath the brim of living on the land with Jessie BethelGet ready for an electrifying Episode 12 of Season 5 as we shine the spotlight on the remarkable Jessie Bethel! Immerse yourself in her incredible journey to understand the depth of her sophistication, knowledge, and strength. From earning a Cert 3 in agriculture to a Bachelor of Law, Jessie's accomplishments will leave you in awe.Her collaborations with the QLD justice department, accreditation in Mediation, and role as a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner underscore her unwavering dedication. Returning to her rural roots in her twenties, Jessie not only found love but also formed a profound connection to the land. Now, s...2023-11-231h 11Married to the LandLyn French redefining horizons inspiring odyssey with challenges and triumphs.In this episode, we explore the extraordinary journey of Lyn French, a remarkably resilient woman hailing from Gilberton Station in North Queensland. Lyn triumphed over a challenging childhood marked by experiences of abuse, navigating through a lack of formal education and gender-related obstacles in her early career.Fueled by determination and resourcefulness, Lyn independently acquired the skills to operate heavy machinery, eventually landing a position test driving bulldozers for prominent companies across Australia. Despite initially distancing herself from relationships and motherhood, Lynch's life took an unexpected turn when she encountered a compassionate man who altered the trajectory...2023-11-1649 minMarried to the LandAmy Owens from the outback silks to community leadership.Growing up on the black soil flats of Fairfield, just outside Longreach, Amy's heart has always been firmly set on silks and serious competitiveness. As the daughter of a third-generation grazier, she's proven herself to be exceptionally skilled in a jockey saddle. Amy's unique journey places her among the very few females who dare to ride in one of the last remaining picnic race clubs in Queensland, and quite possibly, all of Australia.In this episode, we delve into the compelling narrative of why these races are not just a tradition but a vital...2023-11-0938 minMarried to the LandMary- Anne Mickan from soil to plate with Korinya Farm Gate.Korinya Farm Gate, a thriving agricultural haven situated in the picturesque landscapes of South Australia. What sets this episode apart and makes it an absolute must-listen is the extraordinary commitment of Mary Anne and her husband. Together, they have embarked on a holistic expedition, encompassing every facet of the farming experience – from nurturing the very soil beneath their feet, to meticulously managing their paddocks, and finally, to the wholesome products that make their way onto family tables.At the heart of their mission lies a profound motto: "healthy soil, healthy plants, healthy animals, and nutrient-dense meat." It's a...2023-11-0240 minMarried to the LandImogen Montgomery breaking sky barriers to become a chopper pilotFor many years, the skies above have been predominantly occupied by male pilots, but in recent years, we've witnessed a welcomed change – a softer touch, if you will. Imogen Montgomery is one of the many extraordinary women who've made the transition from working on the ground, herding cattle, to soaring high in the air with her chopper license firmly in hand. Her remarkable journey is a testament to her unwavering dedication, tenacity, and a dream that has driven her to new heights.Imogen's story is not just about breaking barriers but shattering expectations. As a woman in an...2023-10-2638 minMarried to the LandHannah Murray a dynamic force in agriculture.We're thrilled to introduce you to the dynamic force that is Hannah Murray. She's a true live wire in the agricultural industry, constantly on the move, juggling contracts, expanding her network, and soaking up knowledge. You might already recognize Hannah's voice as a crucial part of the Nutrien Classic team, where she engages with some of the most talented horse enthusiasts, digging deep into what they've brought to the Classic—whether it's for sale, purchase, or showcasing.After her time with Nutrien Classic, Hannah has returned to her roots, working within her family's business. But it wasn't a...2023-10-1953 min
The Ultimate Farm Wife#27 Angie Nisbet: Love & Agriculture: Conquering Challenges in Cattle & Goat Farming with a FIFO HusbandJoin us as we delve into the extraordinary life of Angie Nisbet, a remarkable woman who's found the perfect blend of love and agriculture. In this captivating video, Angie opens up about her journey in the world of cattle and goat farming, all while managing the unique lifestyle that comes with a FIFO (Fly in Fly Out) husband.Discover the heartwarming story of how love and dedication conquer all obstacles as Angie shares her experiences of balancing farm life, raising kids, and navigating solo parenting for a significant portion of the week.Angie's tale is a testament to the power...2023-10-1231 minMarried to the LandDanielle Doyle from Mudgee to the NT outback, pearls, wine, and laughter.In this episode we introduce you to the fabulous Miss Chardy, a true-blue Aussie from Mudgee who has crafted a life adorned with pink gingham, pearls, a good glass of wine, and heaps of laughter on her Northern Territory property. The delightful Danielle Doyle, a fun-loving, life-on-the-station rural woman who never misses a chance to poke fun at life. Together, Danielle and her Miss Chardy character have carved out a space for self-expression that's nothing short of fabulous. We delve into the world of Miss Chardy and learn about the exceptional couple, Dan and her husband, who are deeply...2023-10-1253 minMarried to the LandEmily Collits the bronc-busting cowgirl and takes the reins.In her twenties, Emily Collits has enthusiastically embraced the challenging world of Bronc Riding, carving out a prominent niche in a sport traditionally dominated by cowboys. Her success isn't merely a result of spending hours in the saddle; it involves dedicated gym sessions, extensive travel, handling unruly broncos, and surrounding oneself with a supportive network of individuals who propel her towards her full potential.This year marked a significant milestone for Emily as she clinched victory at the American Finals for Bronc Riding, setting her sights on the ultimate achievement of becoming the Women's World Champion – the gr...2023-10-0535 min
This Rural Life with Katrina MyersAngie Nisbet - Starting A Podcast in Rural AustraliaIn this weeks episode I interview Angie Nisbet founder and creator of the Married to The Land Podcast! I have been a guest on Angies podcast and she's an absolute legend and I was really keen to get her on and chat about how she went about creating a podcast. We chat about: - why she started her podcast - how she did it- her advice for someone else thinking about starting a podcast - I ask her if she ever struggles with imposter syndrome - we hear all about...2023-10-0436 minMarried to the LandKim Hughes joining ICPA and breaking down personal boundaries.Life as a Clerk for a solicitor in Cairns to spotting the chopper pilot and falling in love in her early 20’s Kim Hughes took a leap into agricultural life. A young family at foot and busy in the paddock, it was Kim’s involvement in the ICPA which took her to new heights. In 2011 Kim joined Queensland State Council where she held the Curriculum, Specific Needs and Distance Education portfolios. Kim became a Vice President in 2012 and was elected Queensland State President from 2015 – 2018. Kim is a fierce advocate for education in the bush. Follow Kim on...2023-09-2840 minMarried to the LandAnneli Day the passionate path of agriculture and ICPA.Anneli Day, a women from the land who did primary school 60km each of Wandoan called Cockatoo in the middle of a buffel paddock. This may have been the place where Anneli got her passion for teaching and education but more importantly being an advocate for being able to give opportunity to children in the bush. Anneli is a successful cattle producer with her husband Iain and 3 children who are equally involved in the agricultural business they have created. Follow Anneli on Instagram and follow her Instagram pick and recommendations:@i_a...2023-09-2139 minMarried to the LandBebe Manns managing the role of a headstockperson.After dedicating countless hours in the saddle, Bebe Manns is now living her dream as the manager of a property located just outside of McKinlay in Queensland. With an unwavering passion for horses and the loyal companionship of her dogs, Bebe generously shares her journey of mentorships and her remarkable achievement as the second female in Kidman's history to lead a stock camp.Throughout her inspiring journey, Bebe has been fortunate to have the unwavering support of her family, who have consistently encouraged her every step of the way. As a result, Bebe's future in the agriculture...2023-09-1429 minMarried to the LandBec Crozier nursing in the Kimberley Country.From her rural upbringing to her career in nursing in remote regions, Rebecca Crozier takes us on a journey through her life's experiences that have led her to work and reside at Narrima Station, nestled along the Fitzroy River in the Kimberley region. Balancing her roles between nursing and immersing herself in nature, Bec's initially short stint at the Fitzroy health center evolved into a long-term commitment.Alongside her partner Chris and their daughter Georgina, the resilient couple actively contributes to enhancing the livestock at the station while also becoming integral members of the local community. It's...2023-09-0742 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land Season 5 TrailerThis Season we take a further look into the ICPA organization and what its members advocate for on a education front for children and students in rural and remote Australia. We will also be speaking with women who have put their career first and thriving though doing what they love within the agricultural space. Don’t forget to jump on and help support the podcast buy purchasing a cap or buying me a coffee which help fund and keeps the podcast on the airways. Married to the Land Merchandise Buy me a Coffee- Help support the p...2023-09-0501 minMarried to the LandKatrina Myers the avocado farmer enriching her life with the right mindsetKatrina Myers, a dedicated avocado farmer, provides us with insights into the fascinating realm of avocado farming while also sharing her journey of raising four children simultaneously. Having traveled extensively and gained a wealth of experiences from around the globe, Katrina possesses a burning desire to redefine the norms and break barriers for women in rural Australia.Her mindset is unwavering, fueled by a determination to effect positive change and challenge the existing status quo. Katrina understands the importance of embracing change, even when faced with adversity, and she emphasizes the significance of self-commitment, especially in the...2023-06-2943 minMarried to the LandGeorgie Currey her place in the Pilbra.The choice between following one's head or heart after completing school can be an enduring challenge. Georgie Currey grappled with this dilemma for an extended period, moving from her roots in New Castle Waters in the Northern Territory to taking on diverse roles as a camp cook and grain trader. Throughout her journey, agriculture emerged as the true passion of her heart, aligning perfectly with her love for her life partner, the person who wholeheartedly appreciates her sense of humor.Now residing on Bonney Downs Station in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, Georgie is a dynamo...2023-06-2241 minMarried to the LandGabrielle Savage nursing and nurturing the future family farmers.Who would have thought that a quest for bugs in a field would ultimately culminate in a proposal, the blessing of four children, and the establishment of a thriving farming enterprise? Gabrielle Savage, drawing upon her nursing background, guides us through a journey marked by both heartache and love, while also steering their farming business towards a more sustainable and environmentally conscious future for the generations to follow.For Gabrielle, the significance of family within the farming realm is paramount. With some of her children actively engaged in the family business, it's not just about nurturing crops...2023-06-1532 minMarried to the LandSarah Milner the goat farmer from CapellaGoat farming is an unconventional pursuit for most individuals, but for Sarah Milner, it has become an affectionate calling. Nestled just outside Capella in Queensland, Sarah diligently tends to her goats, which are integral to her burgeoning soap-making venture. The journey has been arduous, and there were moments when Sarah second-guessed whether the decision to claim their own slice of paradise was the right one for her family.However, with the tangible results of their relentless labor and unwavering determination now before them, Sarah and her husband stand firmly in their choice. They've come to realize that...2023-06-0831 minMarried to the LandHelen Commens- Kidd the grazier the grief and the love of life.Helen Commens-Kidd is a burgeoning photographer nestled in the vast desert landscapes of Windorah. Despite facing formidable challenges such as fires, floods, droughts, and the loss of loved ones, she has discovered a constructive way to address grief and direct her energy. Living remotely doesn't equate to isolation for Helen. With the serene embrace of nature, the constant companionship of her husband and son, she leads her life in the most fulfilling way she knows.Helen is determined to convey that, while her story carries a sense of sorrow, she earnestly wishes for everyone to recognize the...2023-06-0139 minMarried to the LandJemma Barnier beating breast cancer in the bush.Encountering the love of your life at the age of 16 and finding your best friend in the same person is a rare occurrence in today's world. However, Jemma experienced precisely that. In her early twenties, she detected a lump in her breast, a concern that medical professionals had initially dismissed as inconsequential. But one fateful day, that diagnosis took a different turn.Amid the anxieties of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jemma endured a harrowing wait, separated from her family and unsure if she would even be able to undergo surgery. On the day of her operation, everything hung...2023-05-2531 minMarried to the LandMelissa Neilson the property that paved a way for pelvic floor talk.Hailing from the northern region of Hughenden, Melissa Neilson and her husband manage a cattle property. However, it was a distressing ordeal following the birth of her third child that spurred Mel into action, prompting her to seek assistance and raise awareness, particularly for rural women. Her journey towards recovery and the restoration of her physical well-being served as the inspiration behind launching "RWE" (Rural Women's Exercise).Mel is a woman of unwavering determination, imbued with a deep passion for her cause. She is resolutely dedicated to effecting positive changes in her own life and in the...2023-05-1838 minMarried to the LandKaitie Nash the rural fairy godmother.Kaitie Nash moved from WA to Darwin in search of something different, her path led her to a life in NSW. It’s been an adjustment and having a ‘just give it a crack attitude” to farming life whilst had great intend soon took a downward spiral. In a industry where pay checks are not a weekly given for Kaitie depression came to the forefront. Kaitie is on the other side and is building a successful rural business WK Property Maintenance helping the busy rural people get on top of the house and property maintenance.If this e...2023-05-1135 minMarried to the LandSarah Tulloch breeding them tough for life on the land.Sarah Tulloch along with her family have certainly been bred tough, not from the ag industry it was a sea change that brought them to the country community and farm life. Sarah is a positive person and you would have to be knowing what Sarah went through. One quick job with the father and the tractor turned into life or death in the matter of minutes. Sarah is a resilient and strong woman who shares her highs and lows that brought her to the land. Follow Sarah on Instagram and follow her Instagram picks:2023-05-0435 minMarried to the LandBridget Johns South Australian professional declutterer and how to make space on your farm.Bridget Johns is an Adelaide lady who like so many fell in love with the country charm of her MR Farmer. Being organized has always been something she valued doing and felt a great sense of relief mentally when she was organised. Bridget moved out of her government job and using her organisational skills she created a business where helping remote regional and rural women become more organised and decluttered their lives in tern seeing a mental shift surrounded by their well-being improving. Be Simply Free is Bridget’s baby, a professional declutterer and organiser. A perfect segway especially co...2023-04-2741 minMarried to the LandCourtney Tourle the land is in her DNAWith agriculture running through her veins Courtney Tourle is a very skilled and capable woman. Originally from ‘Jedburgh Station' located within the Barcoo Shire in QLD Courtney has never wavered from setting her sights on agriculture. With her husband Tom and 2 small children they have taken their trading livestock business from dream to reality and now strength to strength. Courtney also acknowledges the importance her parents played in encouraging all the kids to work hard and support their dreams Follow Courtney on Instagram and follow her Instagram picks:@tourle_ag@ann...2023-04-2031 minMarried to the LandJulia O'Connell Crops and SequinsJulia O’Connell migrated to Australia as a young child, a graduate of speech pathology and working for and with the rewarding part of the health industry. Julia signed up to the local firefighter brigade which then took her through one of the most devastating ‘Black Summer’ fire events of our lifetime. A pivotal moment allowed Julia to meet her love and farmer. Julia is also a stylist and talks us through farming fashion advice and future plans for her and her family. #marriedtothelandpodcastguestFollow Julia on Instagram and follow her Instagram picks:2023-04-1341 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land Season 4 TrailerSeason 4 is gearing up for more compelling rural women’s stories from across the country. From floods, drought, harvest, mustering, horse training, or life on the land with a family Angie will bring you compelling podcast episodes each week of everyday rural women, who are sharing their experience of being ‘Married to the Land’.Please make sure you leave a review, rate or share this episode. @married_tothe_land 2023-04-0602 min
Australian Farmers: Telling Our StoryS1 Ep 45 - Married to the LandBeing born and raised on the land hasn’t meant any free passes for Angie Nisbet. Forging her own path as a stockwoman and grazier hasn’t come easy. She’s had to work tirelessly and prove a lot of people wrong. As if running Landsborough Downs near Hughenden Queensland wasn’t challenging enough – she’s recently added a couple more roles into the mix: mother to three children under four with a fly-in-fly-out husband and podcast host. Angie is a powerhouse and the perfect guest to mark International Rural Women’s Day this weekend. Angie’s favourite task o...2022-10-1519 minMarried to the LandSteph Borowski the funny farmer who can work rurally and a reel.What is life without a good laugh?Steph Borowski is the charismatic country girl who is making life in farming funny and oh so true. Steph, not from the country air, originally met her hubby whilst on a trip in America studying at the NY Film Academy. Steph has a welcoming smile and speaks very openly about how she has found her feet living on the land, she is so happy not to be fully involved with the property day to day things and explains why.This instagram sensation hits the brief and in her...2022-10-0654 minMarried to the LandJoy McClymont does fitness and farming belong in the same sentence.From running a classroom to running a fitness hub in rural remote Queensland. Joy McClymont has scaled her needs to what suits her lifestyle and ultimately her family's business of making a life on the land. A personal trainer connecting with rural women and men across the country to put their health and wellbeing first which then in turn will be a great foundation for a long healthy life on the land is what Joy embodies. Joy is a ball of energy and along with her husband Paul and four children living on a cattle property outside o...2022-09-2954 minMarried to the LandSally Webster her brahman called Beryl and loving being home.Have you heard of Beryl the Brahman? Sally Webster is the incredibly humbled and talented children’s book author behind the book that connects country kids to a familiar scene. Sally has lived in the Julia Creek area for her whole life apart from the boarding school years. Sally whilst not knowing what she wanted to do upon finishing boarding school felt the pull back to the land to campdraft and chase cattle. Working for the Acton’s at Millungera also gave her the tools and skills she needed to cement her place...2022-09-2250 minMarried to the LandAmanda Brown professional cook to jillaroo.From a professional cook to traveling to Australia cooking on tropical islands. Amanda Brown is the Canadian that came searching for adventure and fell in love with a world she had never seen. The country life lit a fire within Amanda and back she came working as a jillaroo, meeting Willy the headstockman and from that moment all love and family. Life is not always easy and Amanda, a pillar of strength, talks about her experience with her brother’s suicide and during the covid pandemic supporting her husband's and families struggles. Amanda is a bubb...2022-09-1540 minMarried to the LandLouise Hagboom measuring up to living rurally.From the UK to the western states of Australia, Louise Hagboom I am sure didn't see crutching sheep on a trailer as part of the backpacking experience a few week into arriving on the shores of Australia. From a bar job to being married to a farmer, life has given Louise some very special moments learning and living on the land. Louise talks about the dynamics of learning the agriculture industry and being supported and encouraged by her in-laws, husband and friends. The blessed life she has been able to give her children along w...2022-09-0831 minMarried to the LandAnna Brand wrapped in wool and with her warmth.Anna Brand is throwing herself a new challenge from becoming a mum to now teaching herself the ins and outs of creating a woolen clothing line. It takes a village and Anna has received some fantastic mentors to help her business The Woolly Brand come to life. Anna along with her husband Will have gone out on their own stepping away from the farm into a rural trucking business. Juggling family life, two little ones and their own individual business has been a journey but one they know can pay off if it gets them to their d...2022-09-0138 minMarried to the LandWelcome to Married To The Land - Season 3IT'S BACK Season 3 of Married to the Land. Strap yourself in for another jam-packed line up of talented rural, remote and regional women sharing their stories from how they became 'Married to the Land' Follow us @married_tothe_land and on Facebook or for more info about sponsorship or partnerships be sure to send an email to angie@marriedtotheland.com.au 2022-07-1502 min
Married to the LandMarried to the Land- Tessa CameronTessa Cameron female stock and station agent making a name for herself at Heart Rural in Baraba NSW. The rural agency game is in her blood and with a start offered to her by Landmark in a traineeship starting at Roma, Tessa has fought tooth and nail to stay true to her dream. Tessa is a wonderful advocate for all females who want to chase their dreams and stay true to what they love. Tessa offers great advise and a honest and raw insight into how she got to where she is today.Follow @tessaajacq and Tessa's...2021-08-0543 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land- Julie BrownJulie Brown is this weeks guest, taking a leap of faith,relocating to Longreach in central QLD for a job at the Longreach Ag college. Julie got herself involved in social events and fun within her community which allowed her to meet her husband and fulfilling a childhood dream of living on the land. It has not come with ease living through the crippling drought that consumed most of Queensland for 10 years. For someone who sees life as always cup half full she did doubt why loving god would push them to the brink. She is the creative mind behind...2021-07-2258 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land- Vanessa Bell Part 2This week we continue with Vanessa Bell's city to country story, how she found life on the farm, succession planning and the creation behind Sarah Jane Bond Baby Blankets. What she loves about being a rural women and some great fashion tips for rural women.Follow Vanessa @sarahjanebondbabyblankets and Vanessa’s picks@irisandwool, ladykateknitwear, @bowandarrowshop @lindnersocks, @womenbehindwool @hello)ewe @the_smallbusiness_community @outbacklamb, @living_naturally_therese @matilda_dumas @littlepudding @mamamiaoutloud @penelopehaddrillhats @fiona_scholfield_millinery2021-07-1548 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land- Vanessa Bell Part 1Vanessa Bell has had a life in high end fashion from catwalks to travelling the world, corporate life, then onto meeting her husband Philip. In her quest into rural life a magical unity between merino wool and knitting has emerged. Vanessa Bell has created the divine brand Sarah Jane Bond Baby Blankets the workmanship and reason behind the creation has tremendous thought and grace. A beautiful person inside and out this is the start of her her story into the rural life and being Married to the Land.Follow @sarahjanebondbabyblankets2021-07-0833 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land- Meg Rutledge Part 2This week we finishing off the interview with the dynamic due from Moble Homestead. Part 2 we sit down with Meg Rutledge (Kylie's daughter) back home at Quilpie, but before putting her roots back down on the family farm she was lucky enough to be involved with some iconic companies including AA Co and Hello Fresh in the UK. It's these experiences which Kylie and Meg believe make their farming family a success and not to mention I think Brian and Kylie both love having the 5th generation step into their own on the property. We also talk about how the...2021-07-011h 05Married to the LandMarried to the Land - Kylie Rutledge Part 1Kylie Rutledge is our guest of a special edition of MTTL, a part 1 of a 2 part podcast over the next two weeks. Kylie has created an oasis on her family property at 'Mobel Homestead' situated outside of Quilpie, QLD. The gardens are nothing short of stunning and between herself and daughter Meg they have crafted a homestay with home cooked meals, campfires, cottages and country life that gives you a true and authentic experience on life on the land.Follow @mobelhomestead2021-06-2426 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land - Talia EllisWondered what being a busy farmer was like then I can tell you my guest is certainly that. Talia Ellis has made Australia her home, she is a aviation enthused, mother, farmer and to add to her busy life also a iconic Queensland pub owner alongside her husband. Talia is an energetic happy and life loving rural lady of the land and sky. Between Talia and her husband they have ambition and are more than happy to take opportunities when they see them. But the biggest thing they believe in is doing it together.Follow Talia @outbacktay and Talia...2021-06-171h 02Married to the LandEmily BryantEmily Bryant is a rural women at heart and staring her rural journey as a station cook, determine, outgoing, passionate, has a good attitude towards life and really pushed the barrier for young rural women to back themselves and get in amongst the ag industry. Her advice is “The days are long and the beers are short” going from station cook to station manager within 8 years. A real go getter with some great advise on how she sees the ag industry and what we all can look forward to.Follow Emily @ em_bryant_topend and Emily's instagram picks @ cattlestationmum @spin...2021-06-101h 10Married to the LandRobyn McPhersonWelcome back to Season 2 of Married to the Land With most guest they are usually nominated by a friend, todays episode is just that, a friend who admired and inspired by this special woman. Robyn McPherson has had a transition into living rurally and through job opportunities has gotten her to where she is today. Robyn is a new mother and finds inspiration from people she has worked alongside, taking a leap applying for a job nannying in her early 20's and meeting her mr right to know calling Boulia QLD home. Follow Robyn @ robbo.mcpherson and Robyn's...2021-06-0352 min
Married to the LandSeason 2 Welcome Back IntroWelcome back to Season 2 of Married to the Land. Production on season 2 is underway and not too far from hitting the airways. Your host Angie Nisbet shares a small update on what's install for MTTL listeners in season 2 along with a brief update on her life.2021-03-0402 minMarried to the LandSeason 2 Welcome Back IntroWelcome back to Season 2 of Married to the Land. Production on season 2 is underway and not too far from hitting the airways. Your host Angie Nisbet shares a small update on what's install for MTTL listeners in season 2 along with a brief update on her life. 2021-03-0402 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land- Shelly HawkinsPicture this trekking through incredible rock formations, stunning water holes, red dirt, spinifex tussocks, the beautiful wildlife, the flora and fauna. Sitting down at the end of the day watching the outback sunset enjoying good food a glass of wine not to mention great company. You’re probably thinking where is this plac? Well it can all be experiences through my guest today. Shelly Hawkins is the creator of Trek West and we will hear more on this remarkable experience Shelly offers later in the podcast. Shelly Hawkins started her remote rural journey at a yearly age and has never lo...2020-12-0355 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land - Sharron TaylorThis week I get to sit down with a lady who has forged her way through life from teaching herself the craftmanship of leather work, holding hands with her husband as they both faced health issues together, along with rising two strong women who look up to their parents with so much admiration. Sharron Taylor is an absolute gem and a women who dabbles in a little bit of everything she is a true survivor and a delight to interview. Welcome Sharron Taylor Follow @sktleather @bluebell_leather_designs @jasminepiercephotography @keystoneequine @izabellapriorattire2020-11-261h 01Married to the LandMarried to the Land -Bev ThompsonA few weeks ago I sat down with Jasmine Pierce and shared her journey on becoming ‘Married to the Land’. After that interview Jasmine and I continued our conversation which led to Jasmine talking about her mother Bev. Bev has certainly had an exhilarating life with no challenge to big. Her life taking her all over the country side from NT to SA and everywhere in-between. Buckle up because Bev Thompson has some incredible stories to share with us all. Welcome Bev Thompson!2020-11-1942 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land - Cassie CoxSometimes you will talk to people who just give you such simplicity when you are around them, this was the feeling I got with my guest today. Living on a remote cattle property bordering the Western Australia and NT with her husband and 2 children along with one on the way. The Cox family are giving life a red-hot crack, Cassie has definitely had her struggles but isolation has not been one of them she takes it in her stride. Welcome Cassie Cox.Follow @cassie_c_cox @goodnews_movement @centralstation.net.au @legunestation2020-11-1254 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land- Jasmine PierceDecember 2019 and heading into 2020, we will always remember the catastrophic fires throughout Victoria and NSW. These fires brought to light many people’s stories of loss, emotional and physical helplessness and not mention attempting to rebuild a life again. My guest today shares her journey of droving, drought, family and fires, to now... what brings her happiness all while being a rural woman. Follow @jasminepiercephotography @edwinarobertson @vickimillerphotography @fannylumsden2020-11-0557 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land - Sophie FrancisWhen you have a career you love, then have to make the decision to throw it all on the line, head west, move into a contracting camp, take on the task as cook to feed the hungry workers, figure out the lingo, learn where you fit in..... AND did I mention start dating (the boss!) My guest today puts it all down to changing her attitude. The shift she needed for everything to fall into place. Welcome Sophie Francis Follow Sophie @sophiejfrancis2020-10-2956 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land - Irene WynneMy first taste of the bush was visiting a relative outside Gunnedah at age 8. It was bare dirt, scattered with sheep bones but I felt something, I didn’t know what but it felt good”. These are the words of my guest today, a QLD girl with her life’s journeys taking her from one end to the country and back. She has been a governess, jillaroo, publican, childcare worker a keen traveller of the world a mother, grandmother and a wife. All the while dealing with what life has thrown her like the drought, insanely high interest rates and life’s...2020-10-2251 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land - Jade AndrewsFor anyone living where you work and working where you live can be hard, but for my guest today her motto is "you just get on with it”. She has worked alongside her husband on some of the biggest cattle properties in the NT and now calling home at Roebuck Plains on the North West coast of Western Australia. Welcome Jade Andrews.Follow Jade @jadeandrews81 and her business @i_cant_blow_glassJades's Instagram suggestions @fnnylumsden @silverbydiamond2020-10-1552 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land- Shona LarkinA woman of many talents there's not much this mother of four doesn’t excel at, outside in the paddock behind a mob of cattle, teaching her 3 children via SODE, or getting out for a run with her children trailing behind her. A fourth-generation farmer you would say that the bush life is in her DNA and she loves it. Welcome Shona Larkin.Follow Shona @lifeofthelarkins and her business @simplylittlehandmadesoycandlesShona's Instagram suggestions @the_margarita_mum @rachael_finch @staystrongmummy2020-10-0835 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land- Jade LordMy guest today lives on a remote cattle property north of Richmond in QLD. She is a wife, mother of two beautiful boys as well as works on their property with her husband Niko. Jade is also a qualified yoga teacher and runs her own online yoga and meditation platform. A Brisbane girl who met her husband on the TV show Farmer Wants a Wife and has never looked back. Welcome Jade LordInstagram @yoga.rites.outback2020-10-0149 minMarried to the LandMarried to the Land -Sophie ElliottLife is a crazy journey and you never know what cards you will be dealt, especially living rurally. For my guest today life has done just that, now calling home in the remote area of the gulf at Hells Gate Roadhouse and property, situated between Doomagee and Barroloola alongside her partner Scott and two children Peggie and Kip. Welcome Sophie Elliott.Instagram @hellsgateroadhouseqld or @sophielilSophie's Instagram picks @saltbushstretch @yoga.rites.outback @sober_in_the_country2020-09-2449 minMarried to the LandA podcast made for rural, regional and remote women, their stories on how they became Married to the Land. Stay tuned Married to the Land is launching soon!Welcome to the podcast 'Married to the Land'. Join your host Angie Nisbet as she sits down and chats to your everyday rural, regional and remote women from the land. These women will not be the usual suspects, they are rather the everyday women who have unique, untold stories to share. And you may be pleasantly surprised, as some of those special ladies will mostly likely be someone’s neighbour, the interesting little lady down the road or mum’s whose path may be simple to them, but trust me, are more interesting then we could imagine.2020-09-0301 min