Eliza Blue

Eliza Blue, a self described “writer, folk singer, and accidental rancher" in Bison, South Dakota.
Eliza Blue, a self described “writer, folk singer, and accidental rancher" in Bison, South Dakota.

In this episode of Home Starts Here, Joshua Hofer, former SDSU Extension Community Vitality Field Specialist, and Kara Harders meet with Eliza Blue, a self-described “writer, folk singer, and accidental rancher.”  On her ranch outside of Bison, SD, Eliza talks about her journey from growing up in a suburb of Detroit, to a performing career spanning New York City and the largest urban centers, to today experiencing all the vibrant opportunities and trials of living “on the prairie” in rural western South Dakota.

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