Tent Talk, the farmers market podcast

Whether you’re a farmers market manager, a farmer or food maker selling at farmers markets, a policy maker or market supplier, Tent Talk is the podcast for you!

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How to listen to Tent Talk

Stream our most recent episodes below or find Tent Talk wherever you regularly get your podcasts. With a new episode every Monday, Tent Talk brings you new farmers market knowledge on a weekly basis. There is so much that goes into farmers markets, and so many interesting people involved, we will never run out of material! 

 
 

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Episode 311: Every Week or Once a Year : Patricia and Brett Keller on Event Management Skills 

Episode 311: Every Week or Once a Year : Patricia and Brett Keller on Event Management Skills 

Managing a farmers market is just like managing a craft fair or fall festival, right? Yes. And no. There are similarities and there are big differences between coordinating vendors on a weekly basis and once a year. When experienced annual event managers Patricia and Brett Keller took over a local farmers market after the sudden departure of its founding manager, they learned a few things.

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Episode 310: Transforming Communities: The Power and Potential of Farmers Markets with Catt Fields-White

Episode 310: Transforming Communities: The Power and Potential of Farmers Markets with Catt Fields-White

This week we're sharing something a little bit different: a podcast episode where Catt Fields White is the featured guest. Enjoy this conversation from the Fresh Taste podcast about the importance of supporting local farmers, small businesses and of course farmers' markets.

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Episode 273: A Holiday Message
Market Managers, Vendors, InTents Conference Leandra Hays Market Managers, Vendors, InTents Conference Leandra Hays

Episode 273: A Holiday Message

Whether and however you're celebrating Christmas today, we hope you're getting a day off from at least most of your duties and chores. Farmers are still feeding animals and food makers may yet be delivering holiday orders. 2023 has been a lot: happy, sad, busy, full, and all of that has been better because we've done it together. Community is the greatest gift.

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