Barn Talk
Barn Talk is a weekly podcast, hosted by father-son duo Sawyer & Tork Whisler. We exist to share content that educates, inspires, and makes viewers laugh out loud. From the Ag business world to investing, current events, entrepreneurship and much, much more, our vision is to promote agriculture in a positive light, while relating with everyday Americans in discussing kitchen table topics.
Subscribers: 156K Videos: 306 Total views: 125.6M Gravity: 66.2*
Channel URL: https://www.youtube.com/@barntalk
Channel Handle: @barntalk
Channel ID: UCrAZv0LnmDVIZNItYCE-lOQ
Channel was established: 06 April 2021.
Channel's estimated monthly earnings: $4285.59†
Channel's Videos
rating from 11,598 viewers
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Barn Talk added to FindAChannel 23 October 2023 (Channel #429484). Entry last modified 31 December 2023.
