Tanner Winterhof

We, we have a lot of fun at these shows, but it's intentional.

Like we, we know with our audience and they know with us, at least the ones that have been around for a while is okay.

When our planners need to go to the field and plant corn and soybeans in the spring,

We don't have time to be in the studio.

That's the best thing with a podcast is, okay, that show that you're hearing during planting season is not a week old.

It might be six weeks old.

It might be eight.

It's still a really good conversation.

It's still an opportunity that we're very fortunate to be afforded to.

They also don't get to see the fact, well, some do when they come and hang out with us.

We're on 12 hours, 13 hours of total sleep in the last three days.

Maybe a little bit more than that.

By choice, but also some by responsibility.

There's a cost to all of it.

And no kidding, if a person asks you or a company asks you, you're like, everybody.

Who is your audience?

Everybody.

It's so awesome, and it's scary at the same time because you realize people watch.

That's us.

We try to be very specific with the top – or very – specific is the wrong word – careful with the information we deliver.