Jul 21, 2026 · 56 min · 10 segments
Host Tom Wade talks with Neal Sullivan, who has been a natural beekeeper for over 17 years on the San Juan Ridge…
Tom WadeHostAnd so this year, the bees are coming off of what I call three years of real rain.
Like when I say real rain, I mean significant rainfall that gives a snowpack, the aquifers, the reservoirs, Mother Nature, the creeks, the ponds, the lakes.
And so we've hit that mark, and even more, like, what we call the snow apocalypse that happened three years ago.
I mean, today we are you just you introduced the talk with the update on the shoot fire, which I was just up at Brett's land, right on the edge of the evacuation zone.
And so this year, the bees are coming off of what I call three years of real rain.
Like when I say real rain, I mean significant rainfall that gives a snowpack, the aquifers, the reservoirs, Mother Nature, the creeks, the ponds, the lakes.
And so we've hit that mark, and even more, like, what we call the snow apocalypse that happened three years ago.
I mean, today we are you just you introduced the talk with the update on the shoot fire, which I was just up at Brett's land, right on the edge of the evacuation zone.
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