Damian Mason

I was raised on a basic Midwestern dairy farm of its era who milked 60 cows and farmed some Five or 600 acres of mostly rented ground. Didn't come from a very well-off farming background. My dad actually was raised on other people's farms milking cows as a herdsman's son. So that's the deal. I live in Huntington.

I live a couple miles from where I was raised on a farm that I bought almost 20 years ago. My wife and I renovated it. I actually do own the homeland now since my mom died. And I've got about 300 acres that I own in Indiana. I live in Arizona half the year, which I do not like winter, although I travel to winter.

I live a couple miles from where I was raised on a farm that I bought almost 20 years ago. My wife and I renovated it. I actually do own the homeland now since my mom died. And I've got about 300 acres that I own in Indiana. I live in Arizona half the year, which I do not like winter, although I travel to winter.

I live a couple miles from where I was raised on a farm that I bought almost 20 years ago. My wife and I renovated it. I actually do own the homeland now since my mom died. And I've got about 300 acres that I own in Indiana. I live in Arizona half the year, which I do not like winter, although I travel to winter.

We're all three looking out the window right now in Kansas City where they had 11 inches of snow and it's still hovering around below 20 right now. So I speak at agricultural meetings. I produce the Business of Agriculture show. And I also work for a group called Extreme Ag. And that's been for about three and a half years now. I produce Cutting the Curve podcast for them.

We're all three looking out the window right now in Kansas City where they had 11 inches of snow and it's still hovering around below 20 right now. So I speak at agricultural meetings. I produce the Business of Agriculture show. And I also work for a group called Extreme Ag. And that's been for about three and a half years now. I produce Cutting the Curve podcast for them.

We're all three looking out the window right now in Kansas City where they had 11 inches of snow and it's still hovering around below 20 right now. So I speak at agricultural meetings. I produce the Business of Agriculture show. And I also work for a group called Extreme Ag. And that's been for about three and a half years now. I produce Cutting the Curve podcast for them.

I show up at events for them like Commodity Classics.

I show up at events for them like Commodity Classics.

I show up at events for them like Commodity Classics.

field days that they each have we work with corporate entities doing trials etc and educational information for farmers so keep pretty busy i also have a thing called the business of ag success group every other week on a friday me and about two dozen ag professionals get together for a network i bring on sponsor i bring on i'm sorry guests and we talk about issues impacting agriculture so that's kind of what goes on in my life how do you have time to do it all yeah

field days that they each have we work with corporate entities doing trials etc and educational information for farmers so keep pretty busy i also have a thing called the business of ag success group every other week on a friday me and about two dozen ag professionals get together for a network i bring on sponsor i bring on i'm sorry guests and we talk about issues impacting agriculture so that's kind of what goes on in my life how do you have time to do it all yeah

field days that they each have we work with corporate entities doing trials etc and educational information for farmers so keep pretty busy i also have a thing called the business of ag success group every other week on a friday me and about two dozen ag professionals get together for a network i bring on sponsor i bring on i'm sorry guests and we talk about issues impacting agriculture so that's kind of what goes on in my life how do you have time to do it all yeah

Yeah, you know, you guys produce one of these shows, and there's a lot of people, and we all know this, you've already survived it. It's the old thing about most small businesses fail within five years. I don't think most of them fail. I think they just give up. They say, this is a lot of work, so they just stop.

Yeah, you know, you guys produce one of these shows, and there's a lot of people, and we all know this, you've already survived it. It's the old thing about most small businesses fail within five years. I don't think most of them fail. I think they just give up. They say, this is a lot of work, so they just stop.

Yeah, you know, you guys produce one of these shows, and there's a lot of people, and we all know this, you've already survived it. It's the old thing about most small businesses fail within five years. I don't think most of them fail. I think they just give up. They say, this is a lot of work, so they just stop.

Everybody and their sister, you know, when the whole podcasting thing came about, you know, the dude and two of his stoner buddies would sit in the basement and say, dude, we should have our podcast. And they're good for three. Yeah. And then after the sixth one's like, they're just sitting there, and they don't have an outline. They don't have an actual topic.

Everybody and their sister, you know, when the whole podcasting thing came about, you know, the dude and two of his stoner buddies would sit in the basement and say, dude, we should have our podcast. And they're good for three. Yeah. And then after the sixth one's like, they're just sitting there, and they don't have an outline. They don't have an actual topic.

Everybody and their sister, you know, when the whole podcasting thing came about, you know, the dude and two of his stoner buddies would sit in the basement and say, dude, we should have our podcast. And they're good for three. Yeah. And then after the sixth one's like, they're just sitting there, and they don't have an outline. They don't have an actual topic.

They aren't familiar with telling a story. And so they suck. So I treat it like a business. The good thing about a background in show business is I've always treated this as what other people see as humor, entertainment, oh, kind of a lark. I ran it as a business. So when I quit Corporate America in 1994 to be a comedian, which is how I got in to start,