Additional Stories
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Cooking with Purpose
A hunter’s journey to providing an alternative for beef that would define his culinary style.
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Provisions: Oat Farming
A family that believes you reap what you sow, on their farm, Anthem Oats, the Sumtptions have been respecting the earth as stewards of the land since 1882.
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Etched In Stone
Mining plays a crucial role in our lives, and it's less harmful than people claim.
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Saw to Structure
Capturing the stories of timber fallers, lumber mill workers, and construction workers in the long journey of wood from forests to towns across America.
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Steel & Timber
We connected with workers Boz Curry, a lease operator for Ranger Energy Services, one of the largest providers of high specification well servicing rigs and ancillary, and Patrick Pilkington and Kayla Utter of Dohn Construction, a general contractor for commercial construction. Despite the importance of the dedicated workers and resources that support so many of the structures and inner workings of our lives, they rarely demand attention. Rather, they reliably construct and transform the foundation of America day after day — with the tensile
strength
of steel and timber.
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Barrel to Bottle
Workers across three industries—farming, cooperage, and distilling—contribute to a tradition of craftsmanship at the heart of the whiskey-making process.
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Community Matters: Active Valor & A Life of Purpose
Our Community Matters series is a grassroots approach to supporting those who support the nation—the communities that feed America, build America, and protect America. Our newest story highlight is on Active Valor, a non-profit dedicated to giving combat veterans new purpose by connecting them with children of our nation’s fallen heroes.
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Diving Deep: Jobs at Sea
We connected with maritime workers across three critical industries—marine construction, fishing, and fish preparation—where pride and pressure run high. For these workers, it is not just a job. It is a way of life.
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Community Matters: Jalama Canyon Ranch
Nature’s health is declining. And that is the message White Buffalo Land Trust—a non-profit working to restore our ecosystem through agriculture at Jalama Canyon Ranch—wants the world to know.
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Nurturing Growth:
A Story of Transformation
With hard work, grit, and perseverance, Peter Mustin owns and operates Woodbridge Farm, 24 acres of land in the Chimacum Valley of Washington's Olympic Peninsula. Growing up in Philadelphia and spending his youth going in and out of prison, Peter’s vision with his farm is not only to grow food and flowers but to serve as a place for community outreach and education for young people, including troubled youth.
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Feeding America
Whatever it takes. This is a deeper look into how American farmers and ranchers out of Montana, a state where more than 60% of the land is used for agriculture and ranching, adapted during a time of crisis and uncertainty to ensure they continued feeding the nation.