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"Welcome to Chewing the Cud", a podcast where agriculture, community, and policy intersect with the vibrant stories of Native American tribal programs and directives. Each episode, we dig into the issues that shape rural life and Indigenous sovereignty, from sustainable farming practices to the policies impacting tribal lands and beyond. Join us as we sit down with special guests—farmers, community leaders, policymakers, and tribal voices—to explore the challenges, triumphs, and traditions that define these interconnected worlds.
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Signup to Generate a Pitch"Welcome to Chewing the Cud", a podcast where agriculture, community, and policy intersect with the vibrant stories of Native American tribal programs and directives. Each episode, we dig into the issues that shape rural life and Indigenous sovereignty, from sustainable farming practices to the policies impacting tribal lands and beyond.
Chewing the Cud is hosted by Christopher Azbell & Shannon McBroom. The show has published 72 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Heather Dawn Thompson on Food Sovereignty, Buffalo Restoration & Native-Led Conservation" (17 October 2026, 60 minutes), "Jade McPeak (Muscogee Nation, 5th-gen cattle rancher) on winning Tulsa State Fair, livestock judging, FFA, and the vet telehealth bill she wrote. Plus Farm Bill & NRCS updates." (14 October 2026, 60 minutes), and "Brooklyn Bartling: 2026 deer season on Muscogee Nation land, free citizen permits, Hannah and Tiger Mountain access, shoot does, Loop Squared donations, and CWD-clear property." (2 October 2026, 59 minutes).
Chewing the Cud publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 61 minutes across 72 episodes.
Booking probability for Chewing the Cud is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Chewing the Cud requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Chewing the Cud's contact route on record: verified email.
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Christopher Azbell & Shannon McBroom hosts Chewing the Cud, a society podcast with 72 episodes published.
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Welcome back to Chewing the Cud with CMN Extension! Hosts Christopher Azbell and Shannon McBroom are joined by special guest Heather Dawn Thompson, citizen of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, attorney, conservation...
In this episode of Chewin’ the Cud, hosts Chris and Shannon McBroom talk with Jade McPeak, a high school senior from Checotah, Oklahoma, and a proud Muscogee Nation citizen. She’s a fifth-generation cattle rancher who...
Brooklyn Bartling: 2026 deer season on Muscogee Nation land — free citizen permits, Hannah and Tiger Mountain access, shoot does, Loop Squared donations, and CWD-clear property.
Raymond “Chicken Man” Leaders of L&P Co-op talks free-range poultry, Muscogee food sovereignty, co-op work, and rural OK traditions on Chewing the Cud
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Billy Haltom - Dir. of Muscogee Ag Youth -
Jeff Caskey, Intertribal Agriculture Council (IAC) gives listeners an update on programmatic efforts, technical advisement, the annual IAC Conference in Las Vegas as well as emerging threats to ag producers.
Laura Lewis Cline, Assistant Professor of Ag Leadership at Oklahoma State University and Extension Specialist talks about the state of agriculture in Oklahoma, ongoing challenges, and need to embrace changewhen needed.
Caleb McDaniel, talks about his role as Senior Vice President of Tribal Banking at Sovereign Bank, his previous work in Tribal Gaming and explains his motivation behind Indigenous Class.
John Brown Mvskoke Artisan, shares his passion for preserving the indigenous arts including bowmaking, building dugout canoes, fletching, and flint knapping.
Lauren Minyard CED for OSU Extension in Love County, discusses the unique and ever-increasing role of “Women In Ag” and “Women in Agribusiness” throughout the State of Oklahoma.
Emily Efird, OSU Ext. Okmulgee County Agriculture Educator elaborates on the state of Extension Services in Okmulgee County as well asher journey into the world of agriculture.
Josh Jumper, Team Roper and Cattle Rancher, from Seminole Reservation in Big Cypress, Florida describes his epic world championship runat the 49th Indian National Finals Rodeo (INFR).
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Chewing the Cud Staff with Second Chief Del Beaver and Christina Goodvoice provide a preview of the 50th Mvskoke Nation Festival.
Cassandra Thompson, MCN NYCP Curriculum Specialist, elaborates on cultural programming at the Nation as well as the annual Mvskoke FoodwaysProgram.
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Hugh Aljoe, Noble Research Institute, “gets into the weeds” as Director of Ranches, Outreach & Partnership
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Richard Bewley, Arborist talks about his time as a Forester/Arborist with PSO and his impactful role with Tulsa’s Up with Trees.
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Connie Berryhill discusses programming around the innovated MCN Division of Health Programs: Healthy Roots and Food as Medicine
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vice provost for the arts, director of the Jazz Program, professor of music, University of Virginia School of Engineering
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Qualified Supervisor, Coral Springs Counseling Center
Assistant Superintendent of Student Services, Front Yard Farms
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