Jason Brown

Coming up in this podcast... All of a sudden, I'm 27 years old. I'm living the American dream. I'm living in a 10,000 square foot mansion and I didn't like what I thought.

Coming up in this podcast... All of a sudden, I'm 27 years old. I'm living the American dream. I'm living in a 10,000 square foot mansion and I didn't like what I thought.

Coming up in this podcast... All of a sudden, I'm 27 years old. I'm living the American dream. I'm living in a 10,000 square foot mansion and I didn't like what I thought.

It is a beautiful farm, a gorgeous thousand acre farm. And here in North Carolina, more sweet potatoes grown here than anywhere else. So that is one of our staple crops. Most of our food that we have grown, harvested and donated, which to date is more than two million pounds of food, about one point million pounds of that have been sweet potatoes.

It is a beautiful farm, a gorgeous thousand acre farm. And here in North Carolina, more sweet potatoes grown here than anywhere else. So that is one of our staple crops. Most of our food that we have grown, harvested and donated, which to date is more than two million pounds of food, about one point million pounds of that have been sweet potatoes.

It is a beautiful farm, a gorgeous thousand acre farm. And here in North Carolina, more sweet potatoes grown here than anywhere else. So that is one of our staple crops. Most of our food that we have grown, harvested and donated, which to date is more than two million pounds of food, about one point million pounds of that have been sweet potatoes.

I was inspired by my older brother, Lunsford Bernard Brown II. He was slain in service over in Iraq. I wish that I could say that so much of my passion and being so tough came from a happy place. Actually, all of my passion came from a really dark place of not... wanting to let my older brother down, like no matter what it took, all of a sudden I'm 27 years old. I'm living the American dream.

I was inspired by my older brother, Lunsford Bernard Brown II. He was slain in service over in Iraq. I wish that I could say that so much of my passion and being so tough came from a happy place. Actually, all of my passion came from a really dark place of not... wanting to let my older brother down, like no matter what it took, all of a sudden I'm 27 years old. I'm living the American dream.

I was inspired by my older brother, Lunsford Bernard Brown II. He was slain in service over in Iraq. I wish that I could say that so much of my passion and being so tough came from a happy place. Actually, all of my passion came from a really dark place of not... wanting to let my older brother down, like no matter what it took, all of a sudden I'm 27 years old. I'm living the American dream.

I'm living in a 10,000 square foot mansion. And I didn't like what I saw because it's, In reflection, Lunsford lived a life of service and giving back. And I was living a life of fortune, fame, and selfishness, a lot of materialistic things. And it hit me to my core. I knew that I had to give back. And I always told myself, I'm never going to forget about where I come from.

I'm living in a 10,000 square foot mansion. And I didn't like what I saw because it's, In reflection, Lunsford lived a life of service and giving back. And I was living a life of fortune, fame, and selfishness, a lot of materialistic things. And it hit me to my core. I knew that I had to give back. And I always told myself, I'm never going to forget about where I come from.

I'm living in a 10,000 square foot mansion. And I didn't like what I saw because it's, In reflection, Lunsford lived a life of service and giving back. And I was living a life of fortune, fame, and selfishness, a lot of materialistic things. And it hit me to my core. I knew that I had to give back. And I always told myself, I'm never going to forget about where I come from.

And you have to keep a certain level of humility and a certain level of humanity and that compassion for your fellow man.

And you have to keep a certain level of humility and a certain level of humanity and that compassion for your fellow man.

And you have to keep a certain level of humility and a certain level of humanity and that compassion for your fellow man.

That was my grandfather. He was a large farmer here in North Carolina. I was inspired by stories that my father would tell me about my grandfather, about how giving he was. Every Christmas, he gave every single one of his family members and friends gifts. a 50 pound sack of beans, a gallon of molasses, and a salt cured ham or a shoulder, that's an awesome gift.

That was my grandfather. He was a large farmer here in North Carolina. I was inspired by stories that my father would tell me about my grandfather, about how giving he was. Every Christmas, he gave every single one of his family members and friends gifts. a 50 pound sack of beans, a gallon of molasses, and a salt cured ham or a shoulder, that's an awesome gift.

That was my grandfather. He was a large farmer here in North Carolina. I was inspired by stories that my father would tell me about my grandfather, about how giving he was. Every Christmas, he gave every single one of his family members and friends gifts. a 50 pound sack of beans, a gallon of molasses, and a salt cured ham or a shoulder, that's an awesome gift.

If you're a family that's struggling and going through food insecurity, that's the type of gift that can help you to make it throughout another month or so. And all while growing up, I saw the miracles of agriculture, even just on fruit trees. I would even make fun with my mother when I would ask her for some money. And she said, hey, son, why are you asking me for money? What do you think?

If you're a family that's struggling and going through food insecurity, that's the type of gift that can help you to make it throughout another month or so. And all while growing up, I saw the miracles of agriculture, even just on fruit trees. I would even make fun with my mother when I would ask her for some money. And she said, hey, son, why are you asking me for money? What do you think?