In this episode of The Farmers Market Podcast, we talk with Brooke, the founder of Brooke Blend Tallow, a small-batch skincare brand committed to clean, honest ingredients and intentional living. What began as a personal passion has grown into a beloved staple at local markets and beyond.

Brooke opens up about her journey—from crafting her first tallow balm for her husband to building a brand that reflects her values, we discuss the benefits of grass-fed tallow, why skincare should be as nourishing as the food we eat, and how farmers markets have played a pivotal role in her business growth.

Whether you're curious about holistic skincare or simply love a good small business story, this episode will leave you feeling inspired and connected to the heart behind the brand.

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In this episode of the Farmers Market Podcast, host Stefan Holt interviews Shontel Babb, the Market Manager of Frosty Farmer Winter Market in Greenville, South Carolina. Shontel shares her journey from being a vendor to managing a thriving winter market that supports local farmers and artisans. The conversation explores the unique aspects of the market, including community engagement, challenges faced in the second year, and the vision for the future. Chantel emphasizes the importance of creating a welcoming environment for all community members and the need for advocacy in the farmers market space.

About The Farmers Market PodcastThe Farmers Market Podcast is your go-to source for all things local, fresh, and sustainable. Each episode dives into the stories behind farmers, artisans, and markets, offering tips, inspiration, and a closer connection to the people who grow and create the things we love.Listen and SubscribeStay connected with the freshest insights and stories from the farming community by subscribing to our podcast. You can listen and subscribe on platforms like Spotify, Amazon, and many others. You can listen and subscribe on platforms like ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ (https://podcasts.apple.com) , ⁠Spotify⁠ (https://open.spotify.com) , ⁠iHeart⁠ (https://www.iheart.com) , and ⁠Amazon Music⁠ (https://music.amazon.com) . Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family who share your passion for sustainable living and local food.​For more information, episode archives, and resources, visit our website: ⁠https://www.farmersmarketpodcast.com⁠.

Market season is officially here! As we kick off the first week of April, the Farmers Market Podcast is bringing the farm to you with a special Virtual Market Tour episode.

Join us as we explore a local South Carolina farmers markets in the Upstate. We're gearing gearing up for a bustling season at the market. From planting to harvest, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes listen into the daily life of a farmer, their sustainable practices, and how they prepare for opening week. Hear the sounds of the farm, the stories behind the crops, and the passion that fuels every fresh-picked tomato and leafy green.

Whether you’re a longtime market-goer or new to the scene, this episode is the perfect way to welcome spring and celebrate the hardworking hands behind your favorite farmstand finds.