Good day, Grangers!

On this week's episode, Meagan and Phil are joined by Shelby Tucker, a member of Ono Grange #445 in California.

Shelby discusses Ono Grange's rich history in a very rural area, the devastation of losing their Grange Hall in the Zogg Fire of September 2020, and the resilience and perseverance required to come back, as they prepare to rededicate their Hall - all while never stopping the work of serving their community.

The Grange Hall Podcast is a production of the National Grange, all rights reserved. If you have comments or questions, or if you’d like to recommend a member of YOUR Grange to be featured, you can contact us at grangehallpod@gmail.com.

Welcome to the Hall!

We're back after an unintended hiatus...

This week, Meagan and Phil are joined by Jesse Shands, President of Prices Fork Grange #786 in Blacksburg, Virginia.

In this episode, Jesse shares his Grange story, his love for education, advocacy, and service, and tells us about the desire to reinstate the Prices Fork Grange Fair.

The Grange Hall Podcast is a production of the National Grange, all rights reserved. If you have comments or questions, or if you’d like to recommend a member of YOUR Grange to be featured, you can contact us at grangehallpod@gmail.com.

Welcome to the Hall!

This week, Meagan and Phil are joined by Ryann (MacMillan) Petersen, a member of the brand-new, reorganized Van Duzen River Grange #517 in Humboldt County, California.

Ryann shares the story of how the community rallied to save and reinvest in the Van Duzen River Grange Hall. Together, they're learning what it means to be a Grange - first and foremost, how to serve the community.

The Grange Hall Podcast is a production of the National Grange, all rights reserved. If you have comments or questions, or if you’d like to recommend a member of YOUR Grange to be featured, you can contact us at grangehallpod@gmail.com.