40 Acres & A Fool

40 Acres Short Clip - 40 Acres Reality Show? by TheBlaze Radio Network

Cam’s back at the kitchen table with tales of Thanksgivings past from listeners around the country, plus a look at what Miss E’s cooking up for this year. Plus, Cam takes a look at one Blue Dog Democrat’s diagnosis about why Dems are losing more and more influence and voters in rural America.

It's Thanksgiving at the ranch, and Miss E is cooking up a feast! She wouldn't let Cam attempt to cook for some reason, but he will still help, as she prepares a meal for the family that sound delicious! Happy Thanksgiving all

Life is hectic on the 40 acres this week with Miss E battling through her 2nd round of chemotherapy, cold weather moving in, and the impending Thanksgiving holiday. Cam’s found another new way of feeling like a fool on the farm, but at least he’s learning from listeners on how to stop his young puppy from eating everything in the house (including the floors).

40 Acres Short: Booker the Puppy - Continued by TheBlaze Radio Network

Cam and Miss E are back at the kitchen table to talk about the election results, including the impact that rural Americans had on the outcome. On the farm, fall is the time for love (or at least breeding), which means the bacon seeds are getting a new boyfriend. There are letters from listeners as well, including a spine-tingling true tale about an Indiana farmhouse from Trent Marsh.

40 Acres Short Clip: Catching Up On Listener Email by TheBlaze Radio Network

The night is dark, the wind is whispering through the trees, and Cam and Miss E have gathered at the picnic table to talk ghostly experiences that they've had on the farm, and to share some spooky experiences sent in by listeners as well.

40 Acres Short Clip: "Invasive Species" by TheBlaze Radio Network

No matter how much you think you prepare yourself for something, it turns out you can never really anticipate everything. Cam and Miss E are learning that lesson this week as the prospect of chemotherapy has turned into a reality, with all kinds of new and surprising (and thankfully, temporary) changes to their lives. Plus, Cam discusses a real life “barnyard of horrors”, and a look at what we lose when we make technological gains.

40 Acres Short Clip: Treat Others Like You Would Want To Be Treated by TheBlaze Radio Network

Cam’s flying solo this week as Miss E recovers from one more minor surgery before her chemotherapy begins. This week , he’s tackling the pre-winter farm prep: moving livestock to new quarters, making sure the family has plenty of propane for the house, and more. Plus, Cam delves into history with a look at the fascinating life of the founder of the Cannonball Run, and explores the creepy side of the Internet of Things.

40 Acres Short Clip: Internet Of Things by TheBlaze Radio Network

The Vice Presidential debate has come and gone, and the tiny town of Farmville, Virginia is starting to recover from the media onslaught. Meanwhile, Miss E is still on the road to recovery, even as she gets ready for the next chapter in her fight with cancer.

40 Acres Short Clip: Farmers Must Embrace Social Media by TheBlaze Radio Network

The rain has stopped long enough for Cam to sit down at the picnic table for another edition of 40 Acres & A Fool, and there’s a lot of updates; from Miss E’s health to Farmville’s big day hosting the Vice Presidential debate, and updates from friends old and new.

Cam goes exploring for books and more in Virginia.

After a week of upheaval, Miss E is now healing at home while recovering from serious surgery. Finding strength and support from the many emails from listeners and fellow “fools”, both Cam and Miss E are facing the next step in treating her illness, and after many months of not knowing what it is that they’re dealing with, the couple finally have some answers.

40 Acres Short Clip: Disconnecting by TheBlaze Radio Network

It’s the 76th episode of 40 Acres & a Fool, and the spirited Miss E is ready to (in the words embroidered on her socks) “Kick This Day In It’s Sunshiney Ass”. Recorded hours before her surgery to remove a lung tumor, Cam and Miss E reminisce about their early days together, worry about what lies ahead, and find strength and support in the love of friends, family, and fellow fools.