anyone here in 2026 ?
RIP Mr Wendell Berry 🩵🤎
RIP Mr Bill Moyers 🩶🩷
2 men that influenced who I am
so grateful to them both

Rest in peace, Wendell Berry. (August 5, 1934 to August 31, 2026)

This guy is my favorite genre of adult. I miss when adults sounded like this.

It seems to me that a small family farm in this age is the ultimate act of civil disobedience.

more men like them ♥♥ I love them , real and truthfull , far away from hysteria , may they rest in peace for ever

I came here today after reading his bio, his tribute article in the New York Times by fellow Kentuckian Barbara Kingsolver. There IS hope, Mr. Berry. We shall work to love and protect our Earth - her waters, soils, animals, air, lands, and to seek to make strides in genuine human(e) evolution.

@33:48 . "To make a living is not to make a killing, it's to have enough."

Thank you for this great interview.   Wendell speaks the truth.

this man is a true hero

Each and both of these men are places of solace and wonder for me.  The Peace of Wild Things is my heart's most constant companion.  This interview is so well conceived and executed, that it is a home and refuge on 28th January, 2025.

what amazingly distilled wisdom...

I love how its all old people, the youth havent been manipulated into supporting people with a substantial message.

Both these men, especially Wendell, our national and world treasures. Heed Wendell‘s words!

I’m currently reading Jayber Crow. I’ve never heard of Wendell Berry up until recently. Jayber Crow is the most important piece of fiction that everyone needs to read.

Deo gratias. Glory to God for all things.

HIS PASSION AND LOVE ARE OBVIOUS IN EVERYTHING HE DOES. HIS OBSERVATIONS ARE REMARKABLE. HIS CONTEXTUAL LANGUAGE SUPERB. HIS BEAUTIFUL MIND IS A BUSY BUMBLE BEE OF ACTIVITY.

I have a framed signed letter from Mr Berry on my office wall.  I treasure it greatly.

Thank you Wendell for your continued efforts to shed light on the "precious things".  And, thank you for reminding Christians that environmentalists and liberals are not the enemy.

So much respect for this man.

As a Kentuckian, I'm so thankful to have Wendell. One of a kind.

Made me cry