I found that this podcast was both informative and entertaining. Sure David and Sherri sometimes wander off the subject of beekeeping, but that is exactly what makes this podcast a joy to listen to. The occational digressions into their home life and the inner workings of the beekeeping business, glorify wholesome American family life. It is fantastic to learn the ways of beekeeping from a beekeeper who is able to over-winter colonies in the the northern part of The United States and doing so successfully without using those awful chemicals that we are being advised to use in the bee magazines and bee clubs across America. Did I mention that David is an Eastern Apicutural Society certified Master Beekeeper? Well he is and that is no small task!

Great info for a newbie

Any Podcast that runs for more than a handful of sessions has my respect. I've blogged for a couple of years and the time commitment to running an ongoing podcast is no small thing. The occasional 'marketing pitch' doesn't distract at all from the great information that you can glean from them. It's also refreshing to hear a conversation, not just a monolog, about their lives as full time bee keepers. Perhaps my perspective is a little different as I have an hour long commute and the time to listen through stories that are only tangentially related to beekeeping. Keep it up guys! -Adam (From Washington State)

David really knows what he's talking about and is so friendly and helpful, you can tell the while family works their butt off. Very informative and entertaining. Congratulations guys on a job well done!! Keep em coming!

I really enjoy listening to David and Sheri's podcast. Since I will be a first time beekeeper this spring I find their extensive experience and knowledge of bees so helpful to me. It is very apparent they care about their customers and the quality of their products. They have so many great tips for listeners to think about when getting into beekeeping.

Not that great, they wander from the subject a lot.