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 | 31 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHome & Garden |
This week on Call to Farms, Tim and Sophie are back with another exciting "kitchenside" update! more
In this episode of Call to Farms, Tim and Sophia welcome Kody and Ron Hanner, founders of the Homestead Homeschool curriculum who share their inspiring journey towards clean eating and homesteading. They discuss their personal health experiences that... more
In this episode, Tim and Sophie delve into a pressing topic: the current state of the housing market. Drawing parallels with the infamous Bay Area bubble, they dissect how competition has skyrocketed, making it increasingly challenging for city dwell... more
Welcome to "Call to Farms," the podcast where we explore the intersection of farming, family, and fitness. Join hosts Tim and Sophie as they sit down with Mike "The Fit Farmer" and Lacie Dickson to delve into their unique perspective on holistic livi... 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.
Apple Podcasts | #144 | United States/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #137 | Canada/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #137 | Australia/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #5 | Singapore/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #96 | Norway/Leisure/Home & Garden |
Apple Podcasts | #179 | Ireland/Leisure/Home & Garden |
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