The Best Job in South Dakota

S6#10 - Season 6 Wrap Up

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2110611/fan_mail/new] This season’s guests  Have the best jobs of all Some paths were arrow straight Some careened like a pinball. They’ve achieved so much But we certainly know More lies ahead Oh, the places they’ll go!

S6#9 - Mother Knows Best

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2110611/fan_mail/new] Red alert!  Catie Uthe's communication skills will whet your appetite to check out her baby project, the Dakota Conservation Network.   Her infectious enthusiasm is perfectly put in practice as the Communications Coordinator for the SD Association of Conservation Districts.   While our conversation gets a bit colorful, there’s no need to cover your ears.  How many of you have seen a canary in South Dakota?

S6#8 - Steamboat was the Worst

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2110611/fan_mail/new] Cheyenne Tant’s dream of becoming a game warden in Texas gave way to a game career move to SD’s Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources.  Capitalizing on her ag business education and Texas Dept. of Ag. internship, Cheyenne is a DANR policy advisor working the halls of SD’s Capitol.  While some scrutinize statues, Cheyenne scrutinizes statutes.  Also, sounds like she had barrels of fun with Shorty.

S6#7 - The Carpenter Post Office

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2110611/fan_mail/new] It’s apparent that you’ll want Stacy Roberts designing your apparel.  Her career path wasn’t entirely by design.  It included high school drama, Tommy Bahama, a Singer from grandma, and a spinning wheel’s karma.  The path led to a joyful life founding Nadur Designs and sharing her Little City Farms pasture with her wooly supply chain. Guest appearances in this episode by George Washington and Lemmy.

S6#6 - Cinnamon or Caramel?

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2110611/fan_mail/new] Not a shadow of a doubt that South Dakota FFA is generating leaders eclipsing limitations.  Caroline Hansen, Leadership Program Manager for the association, highlights that a first step is to “give our young people permission to lead.”  Kate Meyer, the current FFA State Secretary, reminds us that the “backing and encouragement” of ag teachers propels FFA members forward.  While the best ag teachers may not give a hoot about accolades, FFA rewards their motivational wisdom with a Golden Owl Big Check.