AgChat: An Agriculture Podcast
AgChat is an educational podcast brought to you by the Association of Women in Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Come chat all things college, cows, and women in ag with us!
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Episodes
Monday Feb 19, 2024
Monday Feb 19, 2024
Our first episode of the second semester features three of our new Fall Initiates, Brooklyn, Kelsey and Lexi. These girls talk about classes, AWA, and the beginning of their Wisconsin Experience.
Wednesday Nov 08, 2023
Wednesday Nov 08, 2023
Welcome back for our second episode of the semester! Our sisters Kylie, Brianna, and Amanda are joining host Ana today to talk about World Dairy Expo. In this episode, they discuss their favorite memories, tasty grilled cheese, and the impact that WDE has on UW-Madison students. You won't want to miss out on the fun they shared on this episode!
Thursday Sep 07, 2023
Thursday Sep 07, 2023
In this episode of AgChat, Sophie Green, Faith Baerwolf, Natalie Roe and Ana McCourt are discussing their transition from high school to college and how AWA helped them through that. They share some of their vast knowledge in hopes that some incoming students are able to make their transition into college a little easier. This fun episode was a blast to record, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
Saturday May 20, 2023
Saturday May 20, 2023
Tune in for our second round of Senior Spotlights with 4 brand new hosts! Our seniors, Sara Johnson, Jaden Henneman, Ashley Nelson, & Grace Vos talk all things transitioning from high school to college, their favorite college memories, what they would do differently, life advice, and so much more! If one thing is for certain, AWA has really impacted these seniors during their college years!
Monday Apr 17, 2023
Monday Apr 17, 2023
On this very special episode of AgChat, four graduating seniors, Alexis Kwak, Kelley Braun, Clarissa Gross and McKenzie Trinko; reminisce on their time here at UW-Madison and all things AWA. Tune in for a TON of laughs, stories, life advice for anyone starting their college journey, their future plans, and so much more!
Monday Mar 20, 2023
Monday Mar 20, 2023
On this very special addition of AgChat, two alumni, Katy Katzman and Valerie Johnson Renk, talk all things AWA with our actives Sadie Goettl '25 and Alexis Kwak '23. This episode sure has us excited for our 50th anniversary celebration on April 15th in Madison, WI!
Monday Feb 13, 2023
Monday Feb 13, 2023
We are SO excited to be bringing AgChat back! On this episode, Kenzie Trinko '23, Kylie Konyn '25, and Emma Dorshorst '25, bring together three clubs from the UW-Madison Ag Campus and discuss upcoming spring events, funny memories, and how we all work together to better the industry we love - agriculture!
Saturday Apr 09, 2022
Saturday Apr 09, 2022
Happy AWA Day! On this episode, Alexis Kwak '23, Mae Buttles '24, Sabrina Servais '22 (and a little bit Olivia Spaight '23) discuss the AWA mission and organization history. Lots of love is shared between this week's hosts, and gratitude is at the forefront of their feelings toward the organization.
Wednesday Mar 30, 2022
Wednesday Mar 30, 2022
One thing is for certain- Livestock kids are grateful. In this episode, Sara Johnson '23, Jacee Johnson '24, Olivia McDonald '24, and Kat Eugster '24 talk all things showing, coming off of great news for 4-H at the end of February.
Monday Mar 14, 2022
Monday Mar 14, 2022
Railyards, Truckers and Shipping- Oh My!
In this episode of AgChat, Alexis Kwak '23 and Mae Buttles '24 dive into the ins-and-outs of supply chain from the perspective of young women in the industry.
Driven Women. Passionate Conversations. Real Talk.
Ag Chat is presented by the Association of Women in Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Ag Chat facilitates conversations on hot topics in agriculture, presented from the perspective of up-and-coming industry professionals and university students.
The purpose of AWA is to help members prepare for a career in agriculture and agricultural related fields; to aid women in agriculture in achieving their goals, to improve communication among women in agriculture and for the general betterment of agriculture.