From the monthly archives:

September 2010

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Chef Keith Snow is a true friend and partner to small farmers and a strong supporter of naturally grown local foods and sustainable community food systems.

We were hoping for an interview and got so much more in this farmhouse front porch conversation with celebrity chef, cookbook author, podcaster and food entrepreneur Keith Snow.

This warm and intimate conversation introduces our listeners and Lynne and me, to the real Keith Snow, the humble but very astute and passionate man who stands in front of the bright lights and cameras of the celebrity chef.

Don’t miss this opportunity to get to know Chef Keith Snow and listen to Living the Simple Good Life episode #11 to learn more about the great recipes, resources and products that Keith makes available through Harvest Eating and Thoughtful Harvest.


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The Harvest Eating Cookbook: More than 200 Recipes for Cooking with Seasonal Local Ingredients


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In this episode we talk about Harvest Eating or seasonal eating, HarvestEating.com and the Harvest Eating Cookbook.

We introduce our listeners to Chef Keith Snow the creative leader of the Harvest Eating or seasonal eating movement and community.

Barry and I reveal that we selected and are in the process of purchasing our NW Georgia rural homestead that we are eager to convert to a sustainable small farm homestead.

I talk about the special dinner I cooked for us in celebration of our small farm dream becoming closer to being a reality for us. We talk about Chef Snow’s Thoughtful Harvest brand of premium pasta sauces and how the Thoughtful Harvest Sun Dried Tomato and Rosemary Premium Pasta Sauce was the delicious ingredient that made our celebration dinner so delectable and enjoyable.


Harvest Eating Website

Thoughtful Harvest Website


We are honored and excited about the prospects of Chef Keith Snow being a guest on the Living the Simple Good Life show in an upcoming podcast.

Thank you for listening, we welcome you to our community of listeners and subscribers.
We thank you for using our Amazon.com Associate link below to order the Harvest Eating Cookbook.
The Harvest Eating Cookbook: More than 200 Recipes for Cooking with Seasonal Local Ingredients


Simple Good Life Network Contact Information:
Email: ShowTalk@SimpleGoodLifeNetwork.com

Listener Voicemail Feedback Line: 727-238-7276
Prayer Request: SimpleFaith@SimpleGoodLifeNetwork.com

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010 SGL – Living the Simple Good Life – Has Our Search For A Small Farm Homestead Ended?

September 19, 2010

We use this episode to complete the details of our trip at the end of August to purchase a small farm homestead in NW Georgia. We headed back to LaFayette, Georgia this past week on a short three day trip to investigate four new additional properties. We discuss how excited we are to report the [...]

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009 SGL – Living the Simple Good Life – NW Georgia Small Farm Search Part 2

September 10, 2010

In this episode of Living the Simple Good Life Barry and I continue to talk about the trip we took at the end of August to NW Georgia in search of our small farm. We talk about dropping the Dixie Dachshund Boys off at doggie day care for a day while we search for properties [...]

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008 SGL – Living the Simple Good Life – Our Small Farm Search Leads Back to NW Georgia

September 2, 2010

Lynne, me and the Dixie Dachshund Boys headed back to NW Georgia on August 23rd in search of our small farm homestead. We stayed searching for a week and returned home on August 30th. We had such a hindering start to our trip that we decided to use this episode to whine about the petty [...]

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