We are finishing up The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson, and it's a bittersweet experience. Fair warning, Sara cries again, but you shouldn't be surprised by that anymore. This book makes us feel things, okay? It's been a tough couple of months, so this ending is well deserved in our opinion. Join us in a few weeks for our next season!

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At this point, we're not even surprised that The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson is continuing to make Sara cry. We're just surprised that Ian, who has been stone cold during most of the upsetting scenes, is actually pretty soft and emotional, too. This sad book continues to be sad, and it won't stop until Rosalie has lost absolutely everything and everyone-- even the ones she didn't know she had until they were gone. We just have to pray that everything turns out okay in the end, that there is hope somewhere.

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We are continuing to read The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson, and this story is taking us to all sorts of new places between reconciliation and reckoning, trust and skepticism, community and survival. We're shifting from the difficult history of wars to the difficult realities of the much more sinister and invisible hardships of current farming practices. If you're looking to be gut-punched, this book has it all.

In this episode we mention the documentaries Kiss the Ground, Common Ground, and Groundswell which offer deep dives into regenerative agriculture and how the soils of the world came to be the way that they are. They're emotional and motivational watches for anyone interested.

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