Today’s episode is going to be a little different... and a whole lot of fun.
I am welcoming two guys who I call my coworkers and good friends: Johnny Clark and Zach McCann — the producers, videographers and visionaries behind FarmHER + RanchHER. These guys are normally behind the camera, but today I am putting them in the hot seat to share all the dirty details of making the show.
Together, we’ve spent thousands of miles on the road, crossed just about every state line, and lived through just about every farm and ranch mishap you can imagine—as well as broken gear, 16-hour days, cicada attacks, and more coffee and gas-station snacks than I’d like to admit.
Jonny and Zach are the heartbeat our crew, capturing the beauty, grit, and realness of every FarmHer and RanchHer we meet. They’re also the ones who keep me sane and accountable when filming — whether they’re dishing out some brutal honesty, words of encouragement or a much needed laugh. They’ve got stories for days, and just as I expected, they don’t hold back at all!
In this episode, we talk about the chaos, the laughs, the occasional disasters, and the deep respect we all share for each other and the women whose stories we’re telling.
So buckle up, because we’re pulling back the curtain on what it’s really like behind the scenes of FarmHER + RanchHER.
Let’s get dirty with Jonny and Zach.
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