
The Call To Farms podcast is dedicated to the pursuit of self-sufficiency, self reliance, and sustainability. Tim and Sophia Eng are a military family, both born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, and are self-taught first generation regenerative farmers who are building a homestead in the beautiful foothills of the Appalachian mountains. Their multi-generational family have been actively h... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Home & GardenLeisure | |||

What does it really mean to secure your home, your homestead, and your family’s future?
In this special episode of The Call to Farms Podcast, Tim and Sophia Eng sit down with their trusted financial advisor and friend, Kurt Berry of Stillwater Finan... more
A new year does not mean starting from scratch. It means building wisely from where you already are.
In this episode of Call to Farms, Tim and Sophia reflect on the transition out of a Sabbath year of rest and into a season of intentional rebuilding... more
As 2025 comes to a close, we are sitting down for an honest, unfiltered conversation about what this year really demanded of our family.
This was not a year of shortcuts or easy wins. It was a year that asked more of us financially, emotionally, spi... more
In this episode, Tim and Sophie open the vault.
They are sharing a curated selection of off-market homestead properties in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. These are land and homes that are not publicly listed and are being shared quietly... more
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This episode is a blowout. IN THE BEST POSSIBLE WAY. You keep outdoing yourself with your gentle sincerity, caring, honesty and clear love for each other. / My family was not military or recent immigrants. Yet I could identify and feel so much of what you were sharing. I wanted to give you both a hug. / Few podcasters allow themselves to be as vulnerable and sincere as you folks, sharing your life lessons as you grow together. / I know there’s more to come, but feel compelled to how touched I am... more
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How wonderful to hear your child’s birthday interview! Wish we had hundreds like that! Prayers for you and she (and the rest of your family)! We are older, and past the point of purchasing land, but we ‘farm’ on our half acre with the same intent of service to neighbor in the name of Jesus.
This is a great show to listen to as the Homestead Tsunami washes over our country. Tim and Sophie are real about where they come from and where they want to go. For all of us who felt isolated, weird, and lonely in the last 3 years because we made lifestyle choices of long term sustainability and counter culture, counter Rhetoric proactivity, this podcast is a breath of fresh air. Whether you are new at homesteading or an old veteran, this is well worth a listen.
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Focused on self-sufficiency, sustainability, and the journey of regenerative farming, this podcast features hosts Tim and Sophia Eng as they share their personal experiences and insights gained from building a homestead in the Appalachian foothills. Episodes cover a variety of pertinent topics, including real estate trends related to homesteading, family narratives reflecting cultural heritage, and conversations with industry professionals that enrich the understanding of sustainable practices. Unique to this show is its emphasis on connecting with listeners through personal storytelling and actionable advice for aspiring homesteaders, making it especially relevant for anyone interested in sustainable living and community building.
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Recent guests on Call To Farms include:
1. Dr. Stanton Hom
2. Philip Wilson
3. Daniel Salatin
4. Hakeem Anwar
5. Chris Trump
6. Josh Thomas
7. Sally Fallon Morell
8. Shawn Dougherty
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