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Hosted by Sarah Mock / Ambrook · society · EN · 11 episodes
They say there’s only one thing in the world worth working for, worth fighting for, and worth dying for. It’s not love or money, not vengeance or virtue. It’s land. To understand how the existence, value, and costs and benefits of our agricultural lands affects us all, join journalist Sarah Mock for a journey into American’s mysterious farm landscape. An Offrange podcast.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Only Thing That Lasts is a society podcast hosted by Sarah Mock / Ambrook, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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The Only Thing That Lasts
<p>In our final episode, host Sarah Mock acknowledges that while obtaining property may look bleak for aspiring farmers in 2026, there are plenty of reasons for hope. As she astutely points out, American agriculture has taken countless twists and turns since its inception — we have no idea what the future holds. </p>
Episode #7
<p>We tend to think of farmland and nature as distinct and easily distinguished, but in this episode, our host Sarah Mock poses the question: What if these boundaries are far more fuzzy than we imagine? How do the effects of intensive agriculture bleed into the surrounding environments, and how do our natural ecosystems dictate what can and can't be farmed?</p> <p>This may sound like a philosophical exploration, but it's also highly practical. Let Sarah explain why "farmland" — the very subject of this podcast — is an exceedingly complicated descriptor.</p>
The Only Thing That Lasts
<p>You probably know about the trolley problem, where someone is forced to make a decision between inaction that kills five people, or making an effort that kills only one. In this episode of The Only Thing That Lasts, host Sarah Mock looks at this quandary from an agricultural lens.</p> <p>As in, when do we let nature simply take its course, or when do we take action to minimize harm — even when there can be other, peripheral harms? It's an episode that explores differing views on conservation, and how we manage agriculture in America.</p>
Episode #9
<p>After 8 episodes of The Only Thing That Lasts, looking at the deeply complicated history of farmland in America, host Sarah Mock brings us into the present day, with an episode on the factors working to both a) lessen our collective amount of farmland and b) make it more challenging for aspiring farmers to get their own plot.</p> <p>It's a challenging situation, but Sarah doesn't despair: She speaks to farmers and farmland investors who are working to consider new ways to approach the land question. Not all hope is lost!</p>
Episode #4
<p>"As through this world I’ve wandered, </p> <p>I’ve seen lots of funny men.</p> <p>Some will rob you with a six gun,</p> <p>And some with a fountain pen."</p> <p><br></p> <p>Woody Guthrie's lyrics are a fitting frame for this episode of The Only Thing That Lasts, looking at the government taking land from its rightful owners — and the outlaws who fought back.</p>
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