On this week’s episode of The Rural Woman Podcast™, you’ll meet Erika Leniczek.

This week’s Positively Farming Media Podcast Network feature episode is an interview that I did with my friend Erika Leniczek from The Rural Mindset Podcast. You may remember Erika from Episode 127 of The Rural Woman Podcast, where we chatted about how to handle burnout on the farm – which sounds like a really good episode to go back and listen to, especially this time of year. 

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