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Advancing the LegacyDavid Kraft: The Land Is the LegacyDavid Kraft, a retired Rangeland Specialist, reflects on maintaining the land and how it is the only way to pass agriculture from one generation to the next.David shares how his family came to Kansas and how his own operation shifted from the cows and some yearlings to contract grazing steers in the summer. This change he jokes was his way of no longer having to be a “flashlight rancher.” We also talk about his years with the USDA, and how his work took him from the Gulf Coast to the North Dakota border. Duri...
2026-01-271h 10
Advancing the LegacyPaul Clark: Faith. Family. Legacy.Today we’re joined by Terry’s uncle, Paul Clark — though in many ways, he was more like a cool older brother. They’re only about a decade apart, and Terry looked up to Paul and admired him in many ways.Paul grew up as the youngest of nine children, learning resilience early. Over the years, he’s done many kinds of work — trucking, welding, feed rationing, and custodian work — all while building a cow herd on the side. Through it all, family always came before career advancement, guided by a deep faith in...
2026-01-201h 09
Advancing the LegacyRoss T. Hendrickson: Replay Legacy Lives in TransparencyWe are replaying a past episode this week!Ross T. Hendrickson shares his journey from a political career to managing the Hendrickson Cattle Company, emphasizing the importance of family legacy, community involvement, and the challenges faced in the cattle industry. He discusses the role of older generations in passing down knowledge, the significance of conservation in ranching, and the balance between work and enjoyment on the ranch. Ross also highlights the importance of preparing the next generation for the future of the family business while maintaining a strong commitment to the land and community.
2026-01-1757 min
Advancing the LegacyPaul Bernklau: Buying Cattle, A People BusinessI’m joined by Paul Bernklau, a 91-year-old cattle buyer who spent decades traveling in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, consigning cattle and building relationships along the way. Paul grew up on a ranch near Rifle, Colorado, but when he was 19, his father became ill, and the family had to sell the ranch. Paul went on to work as a ranchhand before finding his life’s work in cattle buying — what he calls a people business, not a cattle business. Paul has been married to the love of his life, Carla, and has devoted himself to caring for her. Quick...
2026-01-061h 04
Advancing the LegacyRobert and Shari Kurtz: Family Beyond the FencesRobert and Shari Kurtz: Family Beyond the FencesIn this episode, we sit down with Robert and Shari Kurtz, lifelong farmers from east-central Kansas, to talk about what it means to steward both land and legacy. Shari, the only sibling of Terry — whose memory and impact inspired the podcast — brings a deeply personal perspective to the conversation. Together, they reflect on a family shaped by farming, resilience, and strong bonds.Robert shares stories from his grandfather’s era, when cotton and sheep were part of the farm’s experimentations, and how that pioneering spirit c...
2025-12-3046 min
Advancing the LegacyDan McCarty: Where the Dream Meets the DirtIn this episode, we hear from Dan McCarty, a fourth-generation Coloradan with deep roots in the cattle industry. Dan shares stories about his family's history in agriculture, going all the way back to his great-grandfather, a medical doctor who also speculated on farmland. Dan also talks about his unlikely friendship with Terry, how they met through the National Cattleman's Beef Association, and some of the valuable lessons he’s learned along the way. From discussing the challenges of managing large-scale operations in the high desert of Western Colorado to the importance of land stewardship and sustainability, Dan offers a we...
2025-12-2339 min
Advancing the LegacyMark Roeber: 135 Years of LegacyToday we head to Paonia, Colorado, to sit down with Mark Roeber. He operates Mt Lamborn LLC and Mt Lamborn Triple LLP. This multi-generational operation’s story begins in 1889, when the first generation purchased the property from the Utes, establishing a legacy that runs as deep as the canyons west of Crested Butte. Mark and his wife Jody have four children. Their oldest son, Chase, is planning to carry their heritage forward. Mark is a dedicated advocate for the cattle industry, who has served on Colorado Cattlemen’s and Public Lands Council boards. Mark’s leadership was vital as he se...
2025-12-1649 min
Advancing the LegacyTim Canterbury: Public Lands, Private ValuesWe are replaying one of our favorites! Today, I’m joined by Tim Canterbury, a longtime family friend and true cattleman. My kids know him as “Uncle Tim.” He’s played Barbie dolls and many rounds of checkers with our kids, and more importantly, he was a loyal friend to Terry.Tim runs a cow-calf operation near Salida, Colorado, and currently serves as President of the Public Lands Council, where he advocates for ranchers across the West.In this episode, we talk about his...
2025-12-091h 02
Advancing the LegacyBill Gray: A Legacy Gets His WingsToday we're replaying an episode I recorded about a month ago with someone very special to Terry and me, Bill Gray of Gray Ranches in Ordway, Colorado. When I first came into the CCA world, I honestly thought Bill was the association. He was on the board when Terry was hired and remained in that position for nearly a decade afterward. One of the people who believed in Terry early and supported him throughout his time there. Bill passed away on November 24th at the age of 74 and we wanted to honor him by sharing th...
2025-12-0229 min
Advancing the LegacyRachel Gabel: The Unknown PlanMy guest today is my friend Rachel Gabel, writer, ag advocate, and host of the Pro Ag podcast. She’s known for her work in The Fence Post, the Denver Gazette, and the Colorado Springs Gazette. Rachel knew Terry and leaned on him for his steady advice and wisdom.In this episode, she opens up about her family’s own uncertainties around succession planning—a struggle that’s far more common in agriculture than we like to admit. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-35-federal-indictments-for-the-maudes-s-d/id1722326615?i=1000665...
2025-11-2545 min
Advancing the LegacyAidan Datteri: Raising LeadersAiden Datteri shares his journey as a young agriculturalist, discussing his experiences with livestock, particularly rabbits, goats, and cattle. He reflects on his involvement with FFA, the importance of succession planning in agriculture, and his role as a state officer. Aiden also talks about his podcast, 'Way Out West,' which aims to bridge the gap between consumers and agriculture. He addresses current agricultural issues, the need for trust in the industry, and shares humorous anecdotes from his experiences in agriculture.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky...
2025-11-1847 min
Advancing the LegacyRobert Farnam: How Leaving Home Created a LegacyIn this engaging conversation, Robert Farnam shares his journey from a ranch in California to becoming a successful business owner in the cattle supply industry. He discusses the importance of mentorship, the challenges of running a business, and the significance of family legacy in agriculture. Farnam emphasizes the need for succession planning for future generations and the role of community in supporting the agricultural industry. He reflects on personal growth through adversity and the often-overlooked value of agriculture in society. The conversation is filled with humor, life lessons, and insights into the resilience required in the farming world.
2025-11-111h 17
Advancing the LegacyCCA: Leadership in Action with Erin SpaurI’m joined again by Erin Spaur, Executive Vice President of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association. She addresses previous guest issues. The rising cost of production — which often means ranchers need a second job — and the importance of understanding what the older generation wants. Additionally, consumer awareness, wolves, and the cattle market. Erin responds to President Trump’s recent suggestion to import beef from Argentina — a move that could undercut U.S. producers and create unnecessary risks.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colo...
2025-11-0433 min
Advancing the LegacyLisa Fuller: The Strength to Keep It RollingLisa's journey began in Western Kansas, where she grew up on a large farm. The hay business in Emporia faces unique climate challenges, impacting yield. Multi-generational ranching is a significant aspect of Lisa's family history. Gary's passing in 2014 forced Lisa and her sons to adapt quickly to running the business. The boys have taken on significant roles in the family business after their father's death. Succession planning is a work in progress for Lisa, focusing on protecting family land. Input costs and regulations are major challenges in the agriculture and trucking industries. Sustainability practices are crucial for...
2025-10-2852 min
Advancing the LegacyBill Gray: A Legacy in MotionIn this conversation, Bill Gray shares his extensive experience in ranching, spanning over 53 years, and discusses the importance of family heritage in succession planning. He reflects on the challenges of transitioning the ranch to the next generation, particularly focusing on his son Sean, who has been involved in the ranch for 30 years. Bill also addresses current issues in ranching, including government impacts and the importance of sustainable practices. He emphasizes the significance of the beef industry and his involvement in cattlemen's associations, highlighting the need for ongoing adaptation and communication within the family and the industry.
2025-10-2128 min
Advancing the LegacyTerry Fankhauser: Legacy on the LineWe are replaying Terry's episode for his birthday this week! Join us as we discuss: Terry’s family's long history in ranching and the importance of passing down practical skills and responsibilities to future generations.The complexities of succession planning, emphasizing the balance between family involvement and ensuring the operation's success.The importance of values like quality work and land stewardship, and how they should be passed to future generations.Regulatory challenges facing ranchers, particularly environmental regulations, and the need for proa...
2025-10-1452 min
Advancing the LegacySteve Wooten: Defending the LandSteve Wooten is a rancher, conservation leader, and past president of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association. Steve’s family has stewarded Beatty Canyon Ranch in southeastern Colorado for nearly a century, and his leadership has stretched from land conservation to industry advocacy. He first became involved with Colorado Cattlemen’s during the fight against the Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site, a defining moment that shaped his voice for ranchers and rural communities. It’s my privilege to share Steve’s story.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owne...
2025-10-0759 min
Advancing the LegacyTodd Inglee: Branding a LegacyToday we’re joined by Todd Inglee, the Brand Commissioner for the State of Colorado. Todd has been a great friend to Terry and someone who’s spent years working with Colorado’s beef community. I’m excited to catch up with him and hear about his role, his experiences, and his stories along the way.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colorado. He has 30 years of experience working with business owners regarding their estate and business planning.
2025-09-3050 min
Advancing the LegacyWillie Altenburg: A Legacy, ReimaginedWillie Altenburg shares his journey from growing up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin to building a successful cattle business in Colorado. He discusses the challenges and rewards of ranching, the importance of family and community, and his experiences with grazing associations. Willie also reflects on the legacy he hopes to leave behind and the values he has passed on to his children.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colorado. He has 30 years of experience working with business...
2025-09-2346 min
Advancing the LegacyDon Ament: Still Standing for AgricultureIn this conversation, Don Ament shares his extensive journey through agriculture and politics, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and the need for the next generation to engage in public policy. He discusses his family's legacy in farming, the challenges faced by the agricultural community, and the critical need to tell the agriculture story effectively to combat misinformation. The conversation highlights the significance of succession planning and the role of young leaders in shaping the future of agriculture.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group...
2025-09-1656 min
Advancing the LegacyT. Wright Dickinson: Early Lessons, Lasting LeadershipIn this conversation, T. Wright Dickinson shares his journey in ranching, detailing the unique challenges and rewards of operating in a remote area of Colorado. He discusses the historical context of ranching in his family, the importance of community involvement, and the dynamics of multi-generational ranching. T. Wright emphasizes the significance of sustainable practices and the future of agriculture, expressing optimism for the next generation's role in continuing the legacy of ranching.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colorado. He has 30 years...
2025-09-091h 03
Advancing the LegacyMatt Perrier: Practically LegacyMatt Perrier is a rancher from Eureka, Kansas, where he helps lead his family’s Dalebanks Angus Ranch. His roots in the beef industry run deep. He and Terry were both in county 4H together. Today, along with ranching, Matt shares those lifelong ranching experiences and insights through his Practically Ranching podcast, a space where he explores the challenges, opportunities, and everyday realities of the cattle industry. Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colorado. He has 30 years of experi...
2025-09-021h 03
Advancing the LegacyPreston Beeman: Legacy in ProgressIn this conversation, Preston Beeman shares his journey in ranching, detailing his family's legacy and the evolution of their cattle operation. He discusses the importance of custom cattle buying, the challenges of modern ranching, and the significance of passing down knowledge and traditions to the next generation. Preston emphasizes the balance between maintaining traditional practices and adapting to new techniques, as well as the critical role of relationships in agriculture. He also touches on sustainability efforts and the humor found in ranch life.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner...
2025-08-2634 min
Advancing the LegacyRoss T. Hendrickson: Legacy Lives in TransparencyRoss T. Hendrickson shares his journey from a political career to managing the Hendrickson Cattle Company, emphasizing the importance of family legacy, community involvement, and the challenges faced in the cattle industry. He discusses the role of older generations in passing down knowledge, the significance of conservation in ranching, and the balance between work and enjoyment on the ranch. Ross also highlights the importance of preparing the next generation for the future of the family business while maintaining a strong commitment to the land and community.If you are enjoying the Advancing the Legacy...
2025-08-1957 min
Advancing the LegacyJo Stanko: Ranching at the Edge of ChangeJoe Stanko has been involved in Colorado agriculture since 1974.Her family has a generational ranching legacy dating back to 1907.Conservation easements are a strategic decision for ranch sustainability.Urban growth poses significant challenges for rural ranchers.Education is key to bridging the gap between urban and rural communities.Modern ranching practices are evolving with technology and sustainability in mind.The beef industry is often taken for granted despite its importance.Maintaining traditions while adapting to change is crucial for ranching.Capital gains taxes...
2025-08-121h 00
Advancing the LegacyLance Woodbury: Pass the Torch. Keep the Family. Protect the Ranch.In this conversation, family business consultant Lance Woodbury discusses the complexities of succession planning in family-owned agricultural businesses. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining family relationships alongside asset transfer, the challenges posed by cash flow issues, and the need for effective communication between generations. Woodbury shares personal anecdotes and success stories, highlighting the significance of proactive planning and the differences between estate and succession planning.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colorado. He has 30 years of experience working with business owners regarding their estate...
2025-08-0538 min
Advancing the LegacyCody Wright: Passion for Teaching Animal ScienceIn this conversation, Cody Wright, a professor of animal science at South Dakota State University, shares his journey from growing up in South Dakota to becoming an educator. He discusses the diverse agricultural landscape of South Dakota, the demographics of his students, and the importance of succession planning in farming families. Cody emphasizes the need for communication between generations in agriculture, the current challenges facing the industry, and the significance of sustainability and conservation practices. He also shares humorous anecdotes from his teaching experiences and highlights the deep care that farmers and ranchers have for their land and livestock.
2025-07-2956 min
Advancing the LegacyCCA: Big Beautiful Bill Update with Erin SpaurErin Spaur, EVP from Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, is back with us to unpack the latest updates tied to Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” She walks us through some key changes that matter to producers—including updates to estate and death tax provisions, new funding for animal disease prevention and animal research.. She also highlights some important developments around public lands. Thanks, Erin, for keeping us informed about policy changes that affect producers.Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colorado. He has 30 years of e...
2025-07-2217 min
Advancing the LegacyJim Smith: An Unexpected ConnectionJim Smith: An Unexpected ConnectionI realize I’m breaking the rules by interviewing Jim Smith phd,—he’s not a beef producer—but I couldn’t imagine leaving him out. Jim is a swine nutritionist and a longtime friend of Terry’s. They met in grad school at Kansas State, and as Jim likes to say, their paths never should have crossed. That friendship lasted a lifetime. Jim stood up with Terry at our wedding, and his wife, Kim, even caught my bouquet. These days, Jim shares reflections and stories through his podcast P...
2025-07-1547 min
Advancing the LegacyKenny and Jody Rogers: Ranching, Leadership, and LegacyToday, we’re talking with Kenny and Jody Rogers of Wagon Wheel Ranch in Yuma, Colorado. They run a successful Angus Seedstock operation and both have served in numerous leadership roles across the beef industry.They recently won the Leopold Conservation Award, and together, they’re pushing the envelope on conservation.Kenny was on the Colorado Cattlemen's board when Terry was hired. Kenny has been in our lives since we first moved to Colorado, and he and his wife Jody have been a special part of our family‘s lives.We cover several topics...
2025-07-081h 10
Advancing the LegacyJanie VanWinkle: Telling the Rancher’s StoryJanie VanWinkle is a fourth-generation rancher from south of Grand Junction, Colorado. She and her husband, Howard, own and operate VanWinkle Ranch, a Charolais cow-calf operation that runs about 600 head. Together, they’ve spent decades building their ranching business, starting in the early 1980s with just a small herd and growing steadily over time.The VanWinkles transitioned to full-time ranching in 2015, and today manage a mix of private land and public grazing allotments in the region. Their work is focused on responsible land stewardship, herd health, and maintaining strong relationships with their community and partners. Th...
2025-07-011h 17
Advancing the LegacyCCA: Leadership in Action with Erin SpaurThe Colorado Cattlemen’s Association’s mission is to serve as the principal voice and advocate for Colorado beef production. CCA accomplishes this through its vision of “advancing the legacy” of beef production for its members. CCA’s commitment includes government affairs and issues management, Terry envisioned this podcast entangling the stories from producers with issues facing them in the state and the nation. Erin Spaur, the current EVP, is joining us to discuss these issues from several previous episodes. Listen in as she fills us in on how CCA...
2025-06-2458 min
Advancing the LegacyMatt Horton: Stewarding His Fifth GenerationMatt Horton: Stewarding His Fifth GenerationMatt Horton is a fifth-generation Angus-cross cow-calf producer who also raises row crops alongside his wife, Stacie. Rooted in deep generational ties to the land, Matt shares how the values instilled by his parents and grandparents continue to shape how he approaches ranching, family, and the future of agriculture. His story reflects the complexity of preserving a legacy while adapting to the demands of a changing industry.In this conversation, Matt talks about the challenges and rewards of working alongside family, the importance of...
2025-06-171h 00
Advancing the LegacyTim Canterbury: Public Lands, Private ValuesTim Canterbury: Public Lands, Private ValuesToday, I’m joined by Tim Canterbury, a longtime family friend and true cattleman. My kids know him as “Uncle Tim.” He’s played Barbie dolls and many rounds of checkers with our kids, and more importantly, he was a loyal friend to Terry.Tim runs a cow-calf operation near Salida, Colorado, and currently serves as President of the Public Lands Council, where he advocates for ranchers across the West.In this episode, we talk about his journey, his deep connection to the land...
2025-06-101h 02
Advancing the LegacyPro Ag: Interview with Rachel GabelRachel Gabel is a writer, speaker, author, and the assistant editor of The Fence Post Magazine. She’s a longtime agriculture journalist who focuses primarily on protein production. Rachel lives in northeastern Colorado, where she and her family are part of the state’s beef industry.She invited me onto her podcast, Ag Pro, to discuss my starting the Advancing the Legacy podcast in Terry’s memory. I found out Rachel started her podcast, thanks to Terry’s encouragement. During our discussion, I also learned a new story about Terry and his time...
2025-06-0357 min
Advancing the LegacyCliff Polk: The Cost of SilenceCliff Polk: The Cost of SilenceIn this episode, we sit down with Cliff Polk of Rocky Mountain Financial Group to discuss the critical but often overwhelming topic of estate and succession planning for agricultural families. Cliff explains how his team streamlines the planning process by gathering essential information upfront, making it easier and more efficient when families meet with their attorneys.We dive into the biggest challenges facing farming and ranching families as they approach retirement, including the tough realities of how operations can often only support one family a...
2025-05-2745 min
Pro Ag PodcastEpisode 68: Advancing the Legacy with Hidi FankhauserThis episode brought me joy having the chance to visit and get to know Hidi Fankhauser. Hidi shared her late husband, Terry, with Colorado ag producers for well over 22 years while he led Colorado Cattlemen's Association as the EVP. He is absolutely to blame for my effectiveness and passion in my career now and I miss him.Terry always planned to launch a podcast and Hidi has done that and kept that legacy alive. You can find the podcast at Advancing the Legacy wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also find the podcast on The Facebook.
2025-05-201h 01
Advancing the LegacyRobert and Shari Kurtz: Family Beyond the FencesRobert and Shari Kurtz: Family Beyond the FencesIn this episode, we sit down with Robert and Shari Kurtz, lifelong farmers from east-central Kansas, to talk about what it means to steward both land and legacy. Shari, the only sibling of Terry — whose memory and impact inspired the podcast — brings a deeply personal perspective to the conversation. Together, they reflect on a family shaped by farming, resilience, and strong bonds.Robert shares stories from his grandfather’s era, when cotton and sheep were part of the farm’s experimentations, and how that...
2025-05-2046 min
Advancing the LegacyBrett Datteri: More Than a RancherBrett Datteri’s roots run deep in the beef industry—even without working on a ranch full-time. In this episode, we talk about how he's passed on agricultural values to his kids, his work within the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, and the deep friendship he shared with Terry. A story of loyalty, purpose, and the many ways to make a difference in agriculture. Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colorado. He has 30 years of experience working with business owners regarding their estate and business plannin...
2025-05-1350 min
Advancing the LegacyScott Thayer: Wyoming Full CircleScott Thayer’s journey took him from Wyoming to California, Texas, and beyond during his 20+ year career with the FDIC—always working his way back to the family ranch. Now retired and home for good, Scott shares stories of ranch life, career pivots, and the quiet leadership that’s made him a cornerstone in both his family and community. A thoughtful, grounded conversation with a lifelong friend who has turned into family. Send us a textCliff is the founder and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Financial Group in Denver, Colorado. He has 30 years of experience working...
2025-05-0650 min
Advancing the LegacyDan McCarty: Where the Dream Meets the DirtIn this episode, we hear from Dan McCarty, a fourth-generation Coloradan with deep roots in the cattle industry. Dan shares stories about his family's history in agriculture, going all the way back to his great-grandfather, a medical doctor who also speculated on farmland. Dan also talks about his unlikely friendship with Terry, how they met through the National Cattleman's Beef Association, and some of the valuable lessons he’s learned along the way. From discussing the challenges of managing large-scale operations in the high desert of Western Colorado to the importance of land stewardship and sustainability, Dan offers a we...
2025-04-2939 min
Advancing the LegacyKaitlin Houck: Flint Hills ForwardIn this episode of Advancing the Legacy Podcast, we hear from Kaitlin Houck, a fifth-generation rancher from the Flint Hills of Kansas. Kaitlin shares her deep connection to her family's land and their long-standing tradition of raising registered Angus and Simmental cattle. We learn about the family's commitment to education, with Kaitlin proudly following in the footsteps of her father and grandfather as a Kansas State University graduate. Join us as Kaitlin discusses the intricacies of their cow-calf operation, their innovative approaches to genetic improvement, and the enduring values that guide their ranching legacy.Join us as...
2025-04-2243 min
Advancing the LegacyRobbie LeValley: Steward of the Western SlopePull up a chair and join us for a real conversation with Robbie LeValley from the beautiful LaValley Ranch in Western Colorado. Robbie shares her story of life on the ranch, the ups and downs of keeping a multi-generational operation going, and her special friendship with the one and only Terry Fankhauser. We dig into everything from figuring out who gets the land next to embracing newfangled gadgets, all while keeping those important ranching traditions alive. Get ready for some honest talk, helpful insights, and maybe a chuckle or two about life out on the range.Join...
2025-04-1556 min
Advancing the LegacyTerry Fankhauser: Legacy on the LineWe're diving into the world of Terry Fankhauser, a seasoned voice in the beef industry known for his straight talk about ranching, legacy, and the hard work it takes. Get ready for insights into passing down traditions, navigating industry challenges, and why asking questions is key.Terry is a rancher with deep agricultural roots. He shares his views on ranching's evolution, succession planning, and adapting to modern agriculture while preserving traditional values.Join us as we discuss: Terry’s family's long history in ranching and the importance of...
2025-04-0844 min
Advancing the LegacyWelcome to Advancing The LegacyWelcome to our podcast, Advancing the Legacy, a vision brought to life by Terry's passion for the agricultural industry! Join us as we discuss how the idea for this podcast took shape in October 2023 and evolved into a deeply committed project by January 2024. You’ll hear stories from Terry's career at Colorado Cattleman's and our travels across the state, capturing the legacy of ranching families. We discuss Terry's intent to highlight the intersection of ranching and policy, a focus reinforced by our experiences with the National Cattleman's Beef Association. You’...
2025-04-0707 min
SimpleBiz360™ PodcastEpisode #99: DESIGN & PRODUCTION SOLUTIONS with Hidi FankhauserHidi Fankhauser shares her adventure about blending skills, creativity, detail and virtual tools to bring quality apparel to life. This Mompreneur sincerely enjoys her profession. Enjoy this “GARMENTOLOGY” episode and be sure to focus on how Hidi pays her passion forward to the next generations.Support the show
2021-09-091h 09
808 Podcast#542 Hidi Fankhauser - Design Works, LLCHidi the owner Design Works, LLC tells you how to give more than you receive by offering up your expertise before being asked.
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2020-09-3008 min