Everywhere Radio, hosted by Whitney Kimball Coe, features rural leaders and allies and spotlights the good, scrappy, joyful ways rural people are building a more inclusive nation. New episodes of the podcast release every other Thursday.
Everywhere Radio is a production of the Rural Assembly, a program of the nonprofit Center for Rural Strategies, which also publishes the Daily Yonder.

Everywhere Radio is available on various podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and more. You can listen to the latest episodes here or subscribe on your podcasting service of choice to keep up with Everywhere Radio.
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Previous Episodes
Bridging the rural-urban divide with Anthony Flaccavento – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Cynthia McCowan: Lifting Black voices and history in Athens, Tennessee – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Writing Her Own Story in Rural Politics with Teri Carter – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
From Arkansas to Alaska: Empowering Women Everywhere with Starre Haas – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
You Can Go Home Again with Writer Skylar Baker-Jordan – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Talking Rural News and More with Daily Yonder Editor Tim Marema – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
A Conversation with "The Seed Keeper"Author Diane Wilson – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Tending Art and the Land with Organic Farmer and Artist Nikiko Masumoto – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Knowing Your Worth with Norma Flores López and Gladys Godinez – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Bringing Broadband Internet to the Fields with Modern Farmer Meagan Kaiser – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Journalist Aallyah Wright on Amplifying Rural Stories and Advancing Equity – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
The Future of Work in Rural America with Labor Leader Sandy Pope – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
A Rural Love Story with Sarah and Jan Pytalski – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
"The Rural Black Doula" Jazzmine Brooks on Empowering Rural Moms – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Keeping Watch Over Our Rural Watersheds with River Hero Nelson Brooke – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
The Rural Homecomer's Journey with LB Prevette and Michael Cooper – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Celebrating Asian Americans' Contributions in Rural America with Stephen Gong – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Political Scientist Hahrie Han on Democracy in a Changing Nation – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Rev. Claire Brown on Answering the Call to the Front Lines of Social Healing – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Jeff Eastman on Covid Vaccines and Getting Care to People in Need – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Krista Tippett on Creating the Conversations You Want to Hear – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
The Roundabout Path to the Prairie with Accidental Rancher Eliza Blue – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Seeking the Heartbeat of "Our Towns" with Deb and James Fallows – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Solving Problems and Telling Stories with Harry Gottlieb and Kiran Singh Sirah – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Pasito a Pasito: The Immigrant Journey in Rural America with Gladys Godinez – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
Talking Inclusion and Belonging with Wendy Feliz from the American Immigration Council – Everywhere Radio with Whitney Kimball Coe
About the Host
Whitney Kimball Coe is the director of National Programs at the Center for Rural Strategies. In that role, she leads the Rural Assembly, a nationwide movement striving to build better policy and more opportunity for rural communities across the country. As an organizer, speaker, moderator, and writer, Whitney has shared her perspectives on community and civic courage with audiences around the world. She has been featured on stage at the Aspen Ideas Festival and the inaugural Obama Foundation Summit, and as a guest on the radio program On Being with Krista Tippett.

She writes a regular column for her local newspaper, the Daily Post Athenian, and has participated in Citizen University’s Civic Saturday Fellowship program. She holds a M.A. in Appalachian studies from Appalachian State University and an undergraduate degree in religion and philosophy from Queens University. She lives in her hometown of Athens, Tennessee with her husband Matt, and daughters, Lucy and Susannah.