While Rylie Sproul always knew she wanted to be a hair stylist, she didn’t always know she would end up living in her hometown of Fairview, Oklahoma (pop. 2,600), yet that’s exactly where she’s at and she wouldn’t have it any other way.

On this episode of the podcast we’re with Nicky Tiffany of The Territory Ballroom in Council Grove, Kansas (pop. 2,140), where she’s sharing about her hopes and dreams for this business and building when the doors open — as an event space, co-working space, Airbnb, and more.

On this episode of the Rural Revival podcast we’re with Michael and Sara Floyd of Bryarton Farm in rural Kansas. Together Michael and Sara shared a dream of owning a historic farmhouse in the country as a creative space for their art and design studio, and today they’re sharing about the adventure of bringing that dream to life.

On this episode of the podcast we’re with Brandi Lahey of Cimarron Prairie Farms and The Tipsy Farmer in Moscow, Kansas. Brandi is sharing about the journey from being a nurse to a farmer’s wife and mom to now growing hops, plus how she turned the family camper into a mobile cocktail bar.

Home of The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond, the Osage Nation, and much more, a trip to Pawhuska will not disappoint! Consider this your travel guide cliff notes — infused with a little bit of local flare and insider info.

Sometimes in the journey we lose confidence and settle in a place that is only part of the way to where we’re called to be. We forgot the art of the wild, adventurous, explorative visionary that we are created and called to be. We settled in the place that’s not the real Santa Fe.

We’re kicking off our fourth season of the podcast with Lettie McKinney of MC- Ranch, The Roundtop, and McKinney Farms in Johnson, Kansas (pop. 1,464). Lettie is sharing what it’s been like to come back and take over her family farm and ranch and the incredible journey that she’s been living out.

From one small town dreamer to another, I believe our small towns should be a place where dreams get to live and not die, and we have the incredible opportunity to make them that place, to bring something to a space that needs filled. I believe in your small town dreams, and I created this Small Town Dream Guide with you in mind.

Rural Revival presents this season’s best gifts - from good eats and treats to home goods and apparel - all made in America by rural makers and creators!

On today’s podcast episode we’re with Madison Lindsey of The Country Cookie in Newell, South Dakota. Madison is sharing how she stumbled into an unexpected business by making cookies out of her home, and as the word got out, the orders came pouring in and her business soon exploded.

On today’s podcast we’re with James Yates of Steerfish Steak & Smoke in Spearfish, South Dakota. James has been in the restaurant business since he was a kid and he actually had no plans of opening a new restaurant in Spearfish...until he saw this incredible historic building, and the rest is history.

The Black Hills of western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming offer a playground of incredible scenery, adventure, and rich history — and are the perfect destination for your next road trip. We're sharing our favorites — including local businesses, charming small towns, and experiences you won't want to miss!

On today’s podcast episode we’re with Tia Berens of the Barn at Aspen Acres in Spearfish, South Dakota (pop. 10,494). Originally built as a space for Tia and her husband Dan to host their wedding, the venue has now become the canvas for the vision for other couples’ weddings.

On today’s podcast episode we’re with Katie Cloud-Paulsen of Katie + Company in Anthon, Iowa (pop. 545), where you’ll find painted vintage furniture, candles, a custom fragrance line, and more! It all started with Katie painting furniture for her dorm room in college.

With fall approaching, many of us are turning our focus to our small towns and how we can keep momentum going for revival in these coming fall months. Here are 10 ways you can build momentum this fall - and we’ve got some special discounts to help you make these a reality!

Since the year 1891 there has been an ever-standing pub in the same space, same building, in Cascade, Iowa. Seeing an opportunity for investment and potential renovation to maintain a space loved by the community, we purchased the business and buildings in December 2016.

Many people thought Ray Noonan was taking a risk in 1953 when he opened up a small lumberyard on some undeveloped land on the eastern edge of Cascade. Truth be told, perhaps the biggest risk was taken in 1947 by my mother Mary, who quit the job she took at the age of 17 as a secretary in Chicago to follow her husband.

Hello, I'm Annette Rogers, my husband John and I are originally from Cascade. Let me tell you a bit about our business, Riverview Ridge Campgrounds and Recreation. It all started with preserving my parents’ farm. Never thought it would be us doing that.

Hi! I am Jackie McAllister. I met my best friend, my husband, and entrepreneur partner in 2005. Jake has been a business owner ever since I met him, and I’ve always felt the inspiration and drive he has. Together, we’re always thinking about how we can help grow Cascade.

Hello and welcome to the farm! My name is Lillie Beringer and I am the face behind BFF Beef along with my parents. I am a 25-year-old, third generation FarmHer on a mission to share the farm to plate story and advocate for the industry I am most passionate about.