On this episode of Unscripted, hosts Tyne Morgan and Clinton Griffiths are joined by long-time political analyst Jim Wiesemeyer, who provides fascinating insider insights into a very busy week in the presidential race. From pressure within the Democratic party to remove incumbent Joe Biden to the assassination attempt on Republican candidate Donald Trump to a wild but well-organized Republican National Convention, there’s much to discuss and the trio of journalists wastes no time before diving right in.

Unscripted is a show where scripts take a back seat. Tyne and Clinton put down the teleprompters and let the conversations flow naturally. Each week, they bring in fellow Farm Journal hosts and editors and friends to share behind-the-scenes insights on the stories we've covered, giving you a chance to meet the personalities behind the personalities.

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Eric Snodgrass, Science Fellow and Principal Atmospheric Scientist at Nutrien Ag Solutions, joins hosts Tyne Morgan and Clinton Griffiths on this week's episode of Unscripted. Discussing recent weather events, Snodgrass sheds light on Hurricane Beryl's beneficial rain for the eastern corn belt as well as the devastating impact of a major hailstorm on Nebraska's crops. He dives into the unique weather patterns of 2024, forecasting it to be remembered as a year of exceptionally active weather. The crew also examines the curious absence of market reactions despite these significant weather events.

Unscripted is a show where scripts take a back seat. Tyne and Clinton put down the teleprompters and let the conversations flow naturally. Each week, they bring in fellow Farm Journal hosts and editors and friends to share behind-the-scenes insights on the stories we've covered, giving you a chance to meet the personalities behind the personalities.

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AgriTalk’s Chip Flory and Davis Michaelsen join Unscripted’s host Clinton Griffiths while co-host Tyne Morgan enjoys a much deserved vacation. The trio keep the conversation lively, discussing the controversial carbon capture pipeline and the equally divisive presidential debate. Far less divided is the farm community, which has shown its usual all-for-one spirit while battling floods in Iowa and rescuing a Kentucky farmer from a grain bin. This week’s podcast also touches on rising prices and a bull that’s loose — and lost — in Boston.

Unscripted is a show where scripts take a back seat. Tyne and Clinton put down the teleprompters and let the conversations flow naturally. Each week, they bring in fellow Farm Journal hosts and editors to share behind-the-scenes insights on the stories we've covered, giving you a chance to meet the personalities behind the personalities.

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