EPISODE FOUR


In Episode Four we travel to the Midwest. We talk to a pastor, a climate scientist, and several farmers about changing weather patterns and economic constraints in agriculture. Our conversations reveal a tension between modern agricultural demands and a Biblical vision of Sabbath for the land.

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Bob Suter
Looking out over Bob Suter's farm, I was captivated by the clouds. In his interview, Bob talked about how lucky he feels to be outside every day surrounded by so much natural beauty; after spending just a few hours on the farm I could see why.
Looking out over Bob Suter’s farm, I was captivated by the clouds. In his interview, Bob talked about how lucky he feels to be outside every day surrounded by so much natural beauty; after spending just a few hours on the farm I could see why.
Bennet Brabson is a devout Christian and an enthusiastic retired professor of Physics at Indiana University. Ben has studied climate science for many years and was kind enough to answer some of our questions about climate change.
Bennet Brabson is a devout Christian and an enthusiastic retired professor of Physics at Indiana University. Ben has studied climate science for many years and was kind enough to answer some of our questions about climate change.