StirredUp
Jessica & Heather are co-hosts of ”Stirred Up,” a podcast blending their corporate experiences with a little redneck charm.
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Line 5, Explained: 73 Years, 645 Miles, and One Question Michigan Still Must Answer (opens the original)
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A Canadian pipeline has been running under the Straits of Mackinac since 1953. In July 2026, the Michigan Supreme Court threw out its key permit and told state regulators they had spent eight years asking the wrong question. We're doing this will strolling through the grounds of Northwood University during Gus Macker, where we really stir it up about what the culture of Midland, MI is like during the fun Gus Macker games.
We Investigated Taylor Farms, We Found Way More Than a Parasite Outbreak (opens the original)
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When a parasite outbreak made headlines, we decided to look into the company that was originally tied to it all. Taylor Farms, the $7 billion company you've seen in the aisles of Kroger. They are the mega supplier of salads and pre-cut produce to every major restaurant and grocery chain in America. Literally the day after this was recorded, we learned they weren't responsible for the parasite outbreak. But what we found was looking into. In this episode, we break down the mega-lettuce-operation:
Our Kinda Place: Hooters, the Founders, and the Comeback Nobody Saw Coming (opens the original)
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We're back in the studio after a long break, and we open with the usual stirred up tea: whether we look better now or in our 20's, getting a new puppy in the fall, a hot take on whether Scandal and Yellowstone know how to ruin a character right, and a genuinely unhinged detour into who's really bankrolling the AI boom and what happens to communities when that money comes looking for land, water, and power. But we're full into our summer obsession: where does our food come from. The founders of H
Garden Tour + The Seed Industry's Dirty Secret (Summer Series Kickoff) (opens the original)
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This is the kickoff of our summer series. New format this year: garden tours, real food talk, and the same "we don't know, we're just having a conversation" energy you already know. In this episode: - A full garden walkthrough (raspberries, tomatoes, dahlias, cucumbers, peas) - Why Burpee Seeds grows fastest during every recession - The Monsanto/GMO seed patent problem, explained - Farmland getting converted to solar development - A teaser on the Driscoll's berry story (full deep dive next episo
HBD America! Fourth of July Summer Series with StirredUp (opens the original)
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