Gatherers
Season 4 Episode 3 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Hear how a family recipe turned into a growing business with national distribution.
Hear how a family recipe turned into Gatherer’s Gourmet Granola, a growing business with national distribution. See how Raful Neal’s musical legacy lives on in his family. Fiber artist Mary Giles uses quills, fabric, and metals to make art inspired by nature. See how shapes in the New Mexico landscape are what inspire southwestern artist, Woody Gwyn.
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Gatherers
Season 4 Episode 3 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Hear how a family recipe turned into Gatherer’s Gourmet Granola, a growing business with national distribution. See how Raful Neal’s musical legacy lives on in his family. Fiber artist Mary Giles uses quills, fabric, and metals to make art inspired by nature. See how shapes in the New Mexico landscape are what inspire southwestern artist, Woody Gwyn.
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Funding provided by M&T Bank, Leo Cox Beach Philanthropic Foundation, and contributors to the WMHT Venture Fund including Chet and Karen Opalka, Robert & Doris Fischer Malesardi and the Alexander & Marjorie Hover Foundation.