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Hosted by Farmers RECC · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Powering the Good shines a light on the people and stories making a difference in our communities. Hosted by Farmers RECC, each episode features conversations with co-op members and community leaders who are powering positive change through service, innovation, or simple acts of kindness. Take a closer look at how we energize our communities and the lives of those who call it home.
Farmers RECC hosts Powering the Good, a business show with 10 episodes published.
You asked and we're answering. In this episode, Joe Settles with East Kentucky Power Cooperative help us separate fact from fiction when it comes to data centers and their energy needs. We discuss what exactly a data cen
The 2026 Farmers RECC Annual Meeting was conducted on July 9th, 2026, and featured remarks from incoming President/CEO, Chuck Bishop, and the results of the district III director election.
What actually makes a cooperative different from other utilities? It all comes down to you. In this episode of Powering the Good, we sit down with Jamie Moss, Farmers RECC Director representing District III, to give you
Serving our members goes beyond providing reliable energy. It's about showing up for our community. Join us as we chat with Sha Phillips with Kentucky's Touchstone Energy Cooperatives about our hands-on work with the Ron
In this episode, we're joined by Nicole Randall, a local community leader, author, and marketing professional at SCRTC. Nicole has a wealth of experience in bringing people together, and today she's sharing why getting i
To celebrate Valentine's Day, we're highlighting the very heart of our co-op: our employees! In this special episode, we talk to several of our team members to hear their "meet-cute" stories with Farmers RECC. Whether yo
In this episode, Caralyne talks with Chad Thompson, a service technician at Farmers RECC and volunteer firefighter. Chad shares the surprising similarities between linework and firefighting and opens up about how he jugg
This month, we caught up with former Washington Youth Tour delegate, Emma Sanders, to discuss the opportunities and connections she gained through the program. Emma offers an inside look at her experience, from her time
In this Veteran's Day episode, we sit down with Mr. Rodney Bell, a 2025 Honor Flight Kentucky veteran, to discuss his day visiting Washington D.C.'s monuments and memorials. From the Tomb of the Unknown Solider to the Ho
What is a co-op anyway? In our pilot episode of Powering the Good, President & CEO, Toby Moss explains the history and heart of Farmers RECC. He answers: What makes a cooperative different from other electric companies?
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Powering the Good is hosted by Farmers RECC. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 10 episodes.
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