In this episode, Caralyne talks with Chad Thompson, a service technician at Farmers RECC and volunteer firefighter. Chad shares the surprising similarities between linework and firefighting and opens up about how he juggles these two critical roles while managing life on the farm. From storm response to fire calls, Chad is a testament to our Cooperative principle "Commitment to Community" and embodies the dedication and resilience of the cooperative spirit. 

This month, we caught up with former Washington Youth Tour delegate, Emma Sanders, to discuss the opportunities and connections she gained through the program.  Emma offers an inside look at her experience, from her time at the Frankfort Youth Tour learning about state government, to her week-long trip in Washington D.C., and updates us on how those experiences are informing her studies at Lindsey Wilson University.  Know a high school junior and Farmers RECC member that is interested in applying for Youth Tour? Applications are available now through December 31st at www.farmersrecc.com/wyt. 

In this Veteran's Day episode, we sit down with Mr. Rodney Bell, a 2025 Honor Flight Kentucky veteran, to discuss his day visiting Washington D.C.'s monuments and memorials. From the Tomb of the Unknown Solider to the Honor Flight Welcome Home Ceremony, Mr. Bell shares his experience and why every veteran should consider applying. If you've ever wondered what Honor Flight is all about, this episode is your inside look at a day dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of Kentucky veterans. 

What is a co-op anyway?  In our pilot episode of Powering the Good, President & CEO, Toby Moss explains the history and heart of Farmers RECC. He answers: What makes a cooperative different from other electric companies? Why do we serve our communities? And finally, why are we launching a podcast? This episode lays the foundation for future episodes and highlights our commitment to our communities.