Yanasa TV has hosted a wide array of interviews with people from all over the agricultural community and beyond, through both Meet My Neighbor Productions and our Yanasa TV Creators platform. Here is a list of faces and names you will find on Yanasa TV.
As A Man Thinketh Interviews – With Charlie Rankin
Meet My Neighbor Production Interviews – With Shauna Rankin and occasionally Charlie Rankin
“As A Man Thinketh” Interviews
Peter David Schiff
Peter Schiff (born March 23, 1963) is an American stock broker, financial commentator, and radio personality. He is CEO and Chief Global Strategist of Euro Pacific Capital Inc., a broker-dealer based in Westport Connecticut. He is also involved in various roles in other financial services companies including Euro Pacific Asset Management, an independent investment advisor; Schiff Gold (formerly Euro Pacific Precious Metals); a precious metal dealer; and Euro Pacific Bank, a full reserve bank.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff: FOOD PRICES AMERICANS WILL BE PRICED OUT
Peter Schiff: US PRODUCTIVITY IS COLLAPSING
Patrick Albert Moore
Patrick Moore (born June 15, 1947) is a Canadian industry consultant , former activist, and past president of Greenpeace Canada. Since leaving Greenpeace in 1986, Moore has criticized the organization for what he sees as scare tactics and disinformation, saying that the Greenpeace “abandoned science and logic in favor of emotion and sensationalism”.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Dr. Patrick Moore
“THEY WILL EAT EACH OTHER” A Grim Warning from Ex-Greenpeace Director
Dr. Patrick Moore on Deforestation
Shay Myers
Shay Myers is an award winning third-generation farm-kid and so incredibly proud of it. He grows enough food on his family farm to feed literally TEN’s of MILLIONS of AMERICANS.
Shay Myers has advocated for changes to benefit immigrant farm workers in Washington DC and runs a podcast called “Produce Common Sense.”
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Shay Myers
Finian Makepeace
Finian Makepeace is a Recording Artist, Activist, and Co-Founder of Kiss The Ground. Kiss the Ground is a nonprofit dedicated to the vision that a new view has emerged where people are reverent of our interconnectedness with nature and our planet is restored, balanced, and abundant. His passion of how people can work together to positively shift the projection of history let him to study political science at UCLA. For the past 10 years music has been Finian’s life but an introduction to soil gave him a new view of climate change that changed his life forever. Finian resides in Venice CA and is inspired by the possibility of a new view and relationship to nature emerging for all humanity.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Finian Makepeace
Alex Newman
Alex Newman is a freelance contributor to The Epoch Times. Newman is an award-winning international journalist, educator, author, and consultant who co-wrote the book “Crimes of the Educators: How Utopians Are Using Government Schools to Destroy America’s Children.” He writes for diverse publications in the United States and abroad.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Alex Newman
Will Harris
Will Harris is a fourth-generation cattleman, who tends the same land that his great-grandfather settled in 1866. Born and raised at White Oak Pastures, Will left home to attend the University of Georgia’s School of Agriculture, where he was trained in the industrial farming methods that had taken hold after World War II. Will graduated in 1976 and returned to Bluffton where he and his father continued to raise cattle using pesticides, herbicides, hormones, and antibiotics. They also fed their herd a high-carbohydrate diet of corn and soy.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Will Harris
Roger Fragua
Roger Fragua (Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico) has dedicated his professional career to the advancement and development of American Indian communities. Roger is the Executive Director of Flower Hill Institute, a Native not for profit that concentrated on Cultural Preservation, Youth Indigenous Knowledge & STEM camps, Climate Resiliency & Agriculture. Flower Hill Institute Board of Directors are inspirational to all of Indian Country.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Roger Fragua
There will be NOTHING left but a Hot Pocket and a L’Eggo My Eggo in a microwave.
David DuByne
David DuByne is creator of both the ADAPT 2030 channel and Mini Ice Age Conversations Podcast which discuss energetic mappable cycles on Earth as the Sun repeats its 400-year cycle of low activity affecting global crop production, the economy and every aspect of our lives. Timelines for what you can expect from now through 2024 as society resets so you can keep your families and communities safe.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring David DuByne
MISINFORMATION “It’s not even about TRUTH anymore… The Reset.”
FAMINE: FOOD EXPIRATION DATE REMOVAL and controlling the global food crisis.
Greg Knotts
Gregg Knotts is a Bison Rancher in Carr, Co.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Greg Knotts
Jim Smith
Jim Smith of Smithview Farm in Pittsboro, North Carolina is a no-till regenerative rancher in North Carolina who has mastered the process of grass fed, grass finished farm to table beef production.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Jim Smith
The REAL origins of your Beef and other meats.
Meet My Neighbor Productions Interviews
Allan Savory
Clifford Allan Redin Savory (born 15 September 1935) is a Zimbabwean livestock farmer and president and co-founder of the Savory Institute. He originated holistic management, a systems thinking approach to managing resources.
Savory advocates using bunched and moving livestock in an effort to mimic nature, as a means to heal the environment, stating “only livestock can reverse desertification. There is no other known tool available to humans with which to address desertification that is contributing not only to climate change but also to much of the poverty, emigration, violence, etc. in the seriously affected regions of the world.”
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Allan Savory
‘NATIVE | The Prodigies of an Icon’ – Exclusive Teaser Trailer Bison Documentary
“We are out of time” – A Global Leader In Exile [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW | Allan Savory on solving “The Problem” of Humanity
Troy Heinert
Troy Heinert (born July 29, 1972) is an American politician currently serving as the minority leader of the South Dakota Senate.
Elected to the Senate in 2014, he was elected in 2015 as Senate assistant minority leader. He was elected minority leader in 2018. He was first elected to the state house in 2012 and served for one term.
Troy is the Executive Director of the InterTribal Buffalo Council.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Troy Heinert
Dave Carter
Dave Carter was previously the Executive Director of the National Bison Association and currently serves the Flowerhill Institute as a Regional Technical Assistance Director.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Dave Carter
Regenerative by Nature | West Bijou Ranch | American Bison
‘NATIVE | The Prodigies of an Icon’ – Exclusive Teaser Trailer Bison Documentary
Terri Bowen Lindley
Terri Bowen Lindley is an equine behaviorist and trainer as well as exotic animal trainer. She travels the country training exotic animals and their owners.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Terri Bowen Lindley
Neck Reining a Brahman Bull | A Woman’s Dream for SPARTACUS The Brahman Bull
Kevin Ford
Kevin Ford is a master sheep shearer. Kevin began shearing with instruction from his father’s relative, Bernie Nohilly. They were in the village of Kilskeagh during Kevin’s month visit to Galway, Ireland, in 1975. In 1991 he spent two months shearing in the blade sheds of the South Island of New Zealand following a week-long instructional course at which he received blade shearer certification from the New Zealand Wool board. He now annually shears more than 4000 sheep and goats, many of them in small Massachusetts flocks. He has given talks on wool to spinners and sheep breeders organizations, given public demonstrations and workshops, instructed apprentices and written articles on blade shearing.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Cyana Briles
Survivor Jane
Survivor Jane is a former city-girl turned prepper. She is the creator and editor of the #1 disaster survival and preparedness website for women. She is the author of the books: What Could Possibly Go Wrong??? How to Go From Completely Clueless to Totally Prepared; Where There is No Cosmetic Counter and the 1st revision: Survivor Jane’s Guide to: Emergency/Survival Hygiene: A Prepper’s Cookbook for Making Personal Survival Hygiene Products. Since infection and germs are the #1 cause of death in a disaster situation, in her opinion, hygiene is one of the most overlooked areas in preparedness.
Jane has also appeared on the hit television series, National Geographic Channel’s Doomsday Preppers; receiving one of the highest scores given in the series history and, was featured in the Special Newsweek Edition: Off-Grid along side such notables as “Survivorman” Les Stroud.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Survivor Jane
HIDE YOUR FOOD. You Better Be Prepared. | Secret Homestead of Survival | MMNP Farm Series S1 E4
WHAT COMES NEXT | Are You Prepared?
Building an on Farm Butcher/Processing Shop | ON THE ROAD Meet My Neighbor Productions
Rick Austin- The Survivalist Gardener
Rick Austin is known as the Survivalist Gardener, and is a preparedness, homesteading and off grid living expert. He is the author of Secret Garden of Survival-How to Grow a Camouflaged Food Forest which is now the #1 Best Selling book in Garden Design.
Rick is also the author of the Secret Greenhouse of Survival, How to Build the Ultimate Homestead and Prepper Greenhouse; Secret Livestock of Survival – How to Raise the Very Best Choices for Retreat and Homestead Livestock; and Get Off Grid- Starting Now.
Rick has been featured on National Geographic Channel’s Doomsday Castle, Doomsday Preppers, Germany’s Galileo TV, PBS, Amazon Prime Video’s This Beast That Is The Global Economy, the documentary film Beyond Off Grid, as well as in Newsweek,American Survival Guide, Prepper & Shooter Magazine and in Mother Earth News (three times).
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Rick Austin
HIDE YOUR FOOD. You Better Be Prepared. | Secret Homestead of Survival | MMNP Farm Series S1 E4
WHAT COMES NEXT | Are You Prepared?
Building an on Farm Butcher/Processing Shop | ON THE ROAD Meet My Neighbor Productions
Mary Densmore
Bee Simple City Farm began in 2014 as a partnership between urban farmers Mary Densmore and James Meinert. We had been farming since 2009 with New Roots Urban Farm and began this project as a way to add to the work they were already doing at New Roots. We specialize in products like wildflower honey, microgreens, herbs, edible flowers and handmade soaps. Located just a mile from downtown, we think eating can be as simple as eating clean and quality food grown right here in St. Louis.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Mary Densmore
Why Is Farming Important? …WOW!
STL City Grown (Coming Soon)
Ann and Ron Fay
Ann and Ron Fay are the owners of Rising Meadows Farm in Liberty North Carolina.
Nestled in the rolling hills of central North Carolina, Rising Meadow Farm is 128 acres of fields, meadows, and woodland, multiple springs and a pond stocked for fishing. Birds and wildlife are very much at home in this natural environment.
Begun in 1993 as an excuse to leave the stress of city living behind, our family decided to turn a hobby into a working sheep farm. Trying to preserve the feeling and character of this beautiful farm has been a labor of love.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Ann and Ron Fay
Tyrean ‘Heru’ Lewis
Tyrean ‘Heru’ Lewis, is the Founder and CEO of Heru Urban Farming. His background is in management and education, and he comes from a long line of farmers. Being a 5th generation farmer motivated Tyrean to make a real change in his community’s access to quality and healthy food.
Tyrean considers himself a soul farmer. Everything he uses is natural and organic. He puts positive energy into his crops and is spiritually connected to the land.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Tyrean Lewis
Why Is Farming Important? …WOW!
STL City Grown – Coming Soon
Harold & Harriet Clackett
Trinity Bison Ranch began in 1995 as a ranch hobby when Harold & Harriet Clackett built their log cabin on an 18-acre homestead in Clyde, North Carolina with a small herd of five bison. It was Harold’s dream to own a piece of American history by bringing family and friends close to these majestic animals. After several years of growth through natural proliferation, their only daughter and son-in-law, Cheryl & Jeff Hillis (U.S. Army Officer), joined in the fun of raising bison in 2005 by investing an additional five bison to the herd. What began as a lifelong dream for Harold and Harriet was now becoming a family owned and operated business affair.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Harold & Harriet Clackett
Cyana Briles
Cyana Briles is Executive Director of the Eastern Brahman Breeders Association and co-owner of Briles Farm in Trinity, NC.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Cyana Briles
Raising Brahman Cattle with Briles Farm Brahmans
Neck Reining a Brahman Bull | A Woman’s Dream for SPARTACUS The Brahman Bull
HOG KILL’N | “Yeah, Farming Is In Trouble” A Farmers Perspective of our Food Supply.
Kenneth Briles
Kenneth Briles is co-owner of Briles Farm in Trinity, NC.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Kenneth Briles
Raising Brahman Cattle with Briles Farm Brahmans
HOG KILL’N | “Yeah, Farming Is In Trouble” A Farmers Perspective of our Food Supply.
Ethelyn Churchwell
Ethelyn Churchwell is the owner of Black cat ranch PEMF, LLC. She is a PEMF practitioner for Horses, people, pets and livestock.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Ethelyn Churchwell
Equine PEMF – Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy for Horses
Nicki Morgan
Hart|Beet Farm was established in 2015 as a small, diversified farm in northern Lincoln County, MO. In 2018, we became Certified Naturally Grown, which is a grassroots alternative to the USDA’s Certified Organic program. From our fields we grow a variety of vegetables with the promise to never use pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilizers. From our forest we harvest many wild edibles including mushrooms, fruits, and maple sap.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Nicki Morgan
Why Is Farming Important? …WOW!
High Tunnel Greenhouses and Regenerative Farming | HartBeet Farm | MMNP Farm Series S1 E2
STL City Grown – Coming Soon
John and Stacey Cline
John and Stacey love animals, growing stuff, and composting and trying to leave things better than they found them! They love rural and city life, but as they’ve fallen hard for their beautiful, scrappy little neighborhood in Old North, they’re striving to make their contribution, adding beauty and health by growing fruits, vegetables, and flowers and by using compost to renew the very depleted soil of some of the empty lots surrounding them! They think turning food waste into amazing, nutrient rich soil to grow MORE food is a great way to care for the environment and once it’s time to harvest, is delicious, to boot!
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring John & Stacey Cline
Why Is Farming Important? …WOW!
STL City Grown – Coming Soon
Erica R. Williams, MBA
Erica R. Williams is Executive Director of A Red Circle. A Red Circle was founded in 2017 to address racial disparities that exist in North St. Louis County. Its mission is to “promote community betterment in North County, through a racial equity lens.” Its vision is to create and encourage spaces and opportunities in North County that will lead to good health and economic prosperity. A Red Circle’s programming focuses on employment, education, holistic living, policy, and the arts.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Erica R. Williams
Why Is Farming Important? …WOW!
STL City Grown – Coming Soon
Autumn Sij
Autumn Sij is co-owner of Such and Such Farm. Such and Such Farm is a 120-acre homestead located near DeSoto, MO that specializes in sustainably grown produce, responsibly raised animals and other cool stuff.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Autumn Sig
Homestead Farming for an Income | Such and Such Farm | MMNP Farm Series S1 E6
Why Is Farming Important? …WOW!
STL City Grown – Coming Soon
Danielle Meert
After graduating from Lafayette High School, Danielle earned highest distinctions from St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa, with a B.A. in Environmental Management where she first learned about the harmful impacts of commercial agriculture on the environment and human health. Danielle then spent several years overseas teaching English in South Korea and serving in Peace Corps Gabon as an Environmental Education Agent. As a graduate student in the Coastal Plant Sciences Lab at the University of New Orleans, Danielle researched the impacts of nitrogen and phosphorus pollution from commercial agriculture on the stability and health of Coastal Wetlands of the Northern Gulf of Mexico. After Hurricane Katrina destroyed her PhD research site, Danielle completed an M.S. in Biology in 2008 and is a published author in the Journal of Coastal Research.
Yanasa TV Videos Featuring Danielle Meert
Why Is Farming Important? …WOW!
STL City Grown – Coming Soon