The Blacksmith’s Belgian & Other Stories

In this episode of 'Saturdays with Lowell,' host Allison Weiss explains a brief hiatus due to work trips and announces the release of the audiobook version of Lowell's book, 'Live What You Preach.'

The episode features four short stories from Lowell's notebook, covering his childhood in Cherokee, Alabama, his adventures in trapping and taxidermy, an experience canning cherries with a microwave in Utah, and a tale about sourcing and selling foot-powered threshers.

Each story captures the essence of rural life, lessons learned, and the simplicity of living off the land. Interludes of discussion between Allison and Lowell add depth and personal insights.

00:00 Lowell's New Stories

01:18 Belgium Horse

08:06 A Young Entrepreneur

20:04 Canning in the Microwave

22:30  Foot-Powered Threshers

Live What You Preach: A Heartwarming Sneak Peek

In this special third episode of 'Saturdays with Lowell,' listeners get an exclusive preview of the forthcoming audiobook 'Live What You Preach: One Family's Struggle to Live a Simple Organic Lifestyle.'

The episode features a touching narration of Lowell's early years in rural Alabama, focusing on family life, community, and essential life lessons learned from beloved neighbors Will and Kathleen.

Highlights include vivid memories of farm life, childhood antics, and the deep bonds formed in a tightly-knit community. The audiobook is set for release across all major platforms in a few weeks.

00:00 Introduction to the Episode

00:47 Sneak Peek: The Early Years

00:58 Life on the Farm

01:33 Memories of Will and Kathleen

03:14 Childhood Adventures and Lessons

06:19 A Life-Saving Incident

10:31 Reflections and Farewell

11:05 Conclusion and Upcoming Release

Alabama, Academia, and Answered Prayers

In this episode of 'Saturdays with Lowell,' host Allison Weiss converses with Lowell Morgan, a former agricultural researcher turned off-grid pioneer.

Lowell shares his rich narrative of growing up in Alabama, the agricultural lifestyle of the 50s and 60s, and his transformative experiences working as a researcher at Auburn University.

He also delves into the critical moments that led him to leave academia and his eventual shift towards self-sufficient living.

The episode offers insight into Lowell's profound life lessons and culminates with a touching recount of how faith and perseverance shaped his family life.

00:00 Introduction to Saturdays with Lowell

01:01 Lowell's Childhood in Alabama

04:27 Life Lessons and Community Values

06:35 Transition from Academia to Off-Grid Living

11:09 Challenges and Triumphs at the Tennessee Orphanage

14:27 Finding New Beginnings and Building a Family

23:04 Conclusion and Farewell