We love showcasing makers of the best American-made products, and that's why we're so excited about this week's podcast with Anna Brakefield of Red Land Cotton. Red Land Cotton is bringing American-made linens and towels back to our homes and it's catching the attention of people all across the country!

Something about the Denison Dairy Queen has made it legendary. It's the kind of place you want to experience every chance you get. So what's the secret behind this locally-owned, seasonal, ice-cream-and-burger joint that makes it so special?

Entrepreneurs at heart, Kasey and Jordana Henke have done a little bit of everything when it comes to the world of vintage and junk, not only trying but succeeding in pretty much everything they've put their hand to.

Do you live in a rural community? Are you thinking about moving to a rural community or starting a business in a small town? This week’s podcast with realtor Amy Lucht is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

Writing a blog post for Rural Revival was on my to-do list this week but I couldn’t figure out how to get started. Then I saw this quote on their Facebook page, “Remember Why You Started.” Wow.

Devon Evers of Crossgrain Woodworking shares how his business got started when a picture of a hutch he built for himself went viral on Facebook.

April Wilks of Vintage Pickin' has built up an incredible business turning her family's farm into a twice-a-year vintage barn sale in Fyffe, Alabama.

The Rural Revival podcast is coming! Check out our welcome episode on iTunes and on our Podcasts page.

With many of you asking how to get involved, we wanted to share three ways you can do that right now.