The Homestead Education Podcast

Kody Hanner comes at homesteading from an angle most podcasters do not. She has a background in animal science and works as an agricultural educator, which gives her advice a depth that goes beyond trial and error. Now a homeschool mom of six living rurally, she built this podcast around a simple idea: everyone deserves an agricultural education, and it does not have to mean owning 100 acres. The show hit 100 episodes in early 2026 and is currently in its seventh season. Episodes typically run 40 to 55 minutes and alternate between solo deep-dives and guest interviews with farmers, educators, and direct-to-consumer food producers. Kody has a talent for making conversations feel like actual discussions rather than stiff Q-and-A sessions, and her guests tend to be working practitioners, not just influencers. Topics range from raising working dogs and building executive functioning through farm chores to the economics of selling food directly to consumers. The pacing is relaxed but information-dense, so you will probably want to take notes. Rated 4.7 stars on Apple Podcasts, reviewers highlight her personable approach and the practical, actionable content. New episodes arrive weekly. If you want homesteading content that leans into the educational side without feeling like a lecture, this one delivers consistently.