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Episode 95: Real Food for Busy Families with Corey Dunn
Jun 9, 2026
55m 41s
Episode 94: What Memorial Day Taught Me About Homesteading, Family, and Freedom
May 26, 2026
19m 39s
Episode 93: Why Serious Homestead Buyers Should Not Sit Out This Market
May 19, 2026
28m 56s
Episode 92: What Every Veteran Should Know About the VA Loan
May 12, 2026
43m 28s
Episode 91: The Art of Clabber with Katya Luniova
May 6, 2026
1h 09m 38s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/9/26 | ![]() Episode 95: Real Food for Busy Families with Corey Dunn✨ | real foodbusy families+4 | Corey Dunn | For Nutrient’s SakeWeston A. Price | — | real foodancestral nutrition+6 | — | 55m 41s | |
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Episode 94: What Memorial Day Taught Me About Homesteading, Family, and Freedom✨ | Memorial Day reflectionshomesteading+4 | — | — | North DakotaTheodore Roosevelt National Park+2 | Memorial Dayhomesteading+5 | — | 19m 39s | |
| 5/19/26 | ![]() Episode 93: Why Serious Homestead Buyers Should Not Sit Out This Market✨ | homesteadingreal estate market+4 | — | — | North DakotaMount Rushmore+2 | homesteadreal estate+5 | — | 28m 56s | |
| 5/12/26 | ![]() Episode 92: What Every Veteran Should Know About the VA Loan✨ | VA loanveterans benefits+4 | — | VA | San Francisco Bay AreaAmerica | VA loanveterans+7 | — | 43m 28s | |
| 5/6/26 | ![]() Episode 91: The Art of Clabber with Katya Luniova✨ | clabberfermentation+3 | Katya Luniova | Call to Farms Podcast | — | clabberfermented dairy+3 | — | 1h 09m 38s | |
| 4/27/26 | ![]() Episode 90: What You May Not Know About Soil, Health and Food with David Stelzer of Azure Standard✨ | soil healthfood integrity+5 | David Stelzer | Azure StandardCall to Farms+1 | — | soilhealth+8 | — | 58m 37s | |
| 4/21/26 | ![]() Episode 89: The Spring Shift in Housing, Fuel, and Food Right Now✨ | housing marketfuel prices+4 | — | — | Strait of HormuzJohnson City, TN | mortgage ratesfertilizer+5 | — | 44m 25s | |
| 2/16/26 | ![]() Episode 88: Beef vs Dairy Cows with Janelle Anderson✨ | livestock stewardshipbeef vs dairy cows+4 | Janelle Anderson | Haven FarmsteadInstagram+1 | Wooster, OHWatford City, ND | homesteadinglivestock+6 | — | 32m 34s | |
| 2/10/26 | ![]() Episode 87: You Don’t Have to Wait for Retirement to Start Homesteading✨ | homesteadingmodern living+4 | — | — | — | homesteadingmodern homesteading+5 | — | 51m 12s | |
| 2/3/26 | ![]() Episode 86: Winter Storms, Interest Rates, and the 2026 Housing Market Update✨ | homesteadinghousing market+4 | — | — | CaliforniaTennessee+3 | homesteadinghousing market+5 | — | 36m 02s | |
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| 1/26/26 | ![]() Episode 85: Regenerative Homesteading in North Dakota with Daniel Stenberg✨ | regenerative farminghomesteading+4 | Daniel Stenberg | Prairie Roots Homesteading Summit | North DakotaNorthern Great Plains | regenerative agriculturehomesteading movement+4 | — | 26m 07s | |
| 1/19/26 | ![]() Episode 84: Securing Your Homestead with Infinite Banking and Cash-Flow Strategy with Kurt Berry✨ | Infinite Banking Conceptfinancial resilience+4 | Kurt Berry | Stillwater FinancialBecoming Your Own Banker | Tennessee | Infinite Bankingfinancial strategy+5 | — | 25m 52s | |
| 1/12/26 | ![]() Episode 83: From Rest to Readiness How to Plan Your Home and Land for the New Year✨ | planning for the new yearland stewardship+4 | — | — | — | homesteadingplanning+4 | — | 1h 11m 19s | |
| 12/30/25 | ![]() Episode 82: What 2025 Taught Us About Money, Land, and Raising Resilient Families✨ | resiliencefamily leadership+4 | — | — | East Tennessee | moneyland+7 | — | 1h 45m 12s | |
| 12/22/25 | ![]() Episode 81: Off-Market Listings in Tennessee and Virginia✨ | off-market listingshomestead properties+4 | — | High Ground NewsletterBecoming Your Own Banker | TennesseeVirginia | off-market listingshomestead+5 | — | 30m 08s | |
| 12/17/25 | ![]() Episode 80: Debt Consolidation and Buying a Home in Today’s Market✨ | housing market updatedebt consolidation+5 | — | — | December2026 | mortgage ratesHELOCs+5 | — | 1h 13m 27s | |
| 12/15/25 | ![]() Episode 79: Intention, Bread, and the Hungry Ghost with Jonathan Stevens | What does it mean to devote your life to one thing and do it with care, humility, and soul?In this episode of The Call to Farms, Sophie sits down with Jonathan Stevens, baker and author of Hungry Ghost Bread, the award-winning book that is part recipe collection, part meditation, and part poetic devotion to sourdough. Jonathan is the founder of Hungry Ghost Bread in Northampton, Massachusetts, where for over two decades he has shaped hundreds of loaves by hand, fired a wood fueled oven daily, and fed a living sourdough culture that quite literally sets the rhythm of his life.This conversation is not about scaling, optimization, or hustle. It is about intention.Jonathan shares what it means to be a wild yeast farmer, why he does not count loaves, how regional grain and living fermentation shape both bread and community, and why real food work resists shortcuts, technological or otherwise. Together, Sophie and Jonathan explore hungry ghost mythology, cultural memory, poetry, economics, and the quiet spiritual discipline of feeding people well.They also discuss:Why bread made with care still matters for culture and healthThe humility required when working with living systemsWhat modern food has lost and what local bakeries can restorePoetry as a form of nourishment Why every town needs a bakeryWhether you are a baker, farmer, fermenter, or simply someone longing to live with greater alignment, this episode is a reminder that how we do something matters and that meaning is often found in the most ordinary acts. Flour, fire, time, and trust.Step into the fire and meet Jonathan Stevens.Hungry Ghost Bread~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Interested in learning more about home buying? Join our live, online workshop on Thursday, December 18th at 4pm PST / 7pm EST.Tune in now and join the Call to Farms! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date with the latest happenings! | — | ||||||
| 12/8/25 | ![]() Episode 78: 20 Years After West Point with Tim Eng (Part 2) - Taking a Different Path | In this powerful continuation of Tim’s return to West Point, he takes listeners deeper into the halls, fields, and memories that shaped him as a young cadet. Revisiting these places twenty years later opened up a surprising reflection on purpose, identity, and calling.Walk with Tim through Bradley Barracks, the new library, and the charged atmosphere of a Corps football game. Follow him into Arvin Gym, where the echoes of the IOCT and the sharp chlorine drifting from Crandall Pool brought back the intensity of survival swimming classes and the pressure he once pushed through as a young leader in training. As he reconnects with classmates, many now Full Bird Colonels, Tim gains new clarity on the path he ultimately chose.This episode explores the truth Tim discovered: the leadership forged at the Academy did not lead him into the career he once imagined. Instead, it became the foundation for the life he built in homesteading, lending, real estate, and serving veterans across all 50 states.It is a story of ambition, redirection, and learning to appreciate the unexpected ways a calling can unfold. At the heart of the episode is one question:If Tim could do it all over again, would he still choose West Point?Listen in as he shares the answer and what it means for anyone navigating their own path of service and purpose.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Interested in learning more about home buying? Join our live, online workshop on Thursday, December 18th at 4pm PST / 7pm EST.Tune in now and join the Call to Farms! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date with the latest happenings! | — | ||||||
| 12/1/25 | ![]() Episode 77: Sea Minerals, Soil Health and Real Food Nutrition with Michael Sileck of Baja Gold Salt Co. and Sea-90 Ocean Minerals | Is the salt in your kitchen actually nourishing your body, or quietly doing damage?In this episode, Sophia interviews Michael Sileck, Chief Mineral Officer at Baja Gold Salt Company and Sea-90 Ocean Minerals, to uncover the truth about salt. From lead testing and mineral reports to microplastics and modern processing, this conversation cuts through fear and misinformation with science and clarity.You will learn why table salt is not real food, how mineral rich sea salt is harvested, how to read lab reports properly, and why ocean minerals are now being used to rebuild depleted soils and strengthen livestock naturally.Michael also shares the forgotten work of Dr. Maynard Murray and how his research laid the foundation for restoring soil using sea minerals, a story that reshapes how we understand health from the ground up.Whether you are new to real food or already deep into regenerative farming, this episode will change how you see salt forever.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Save 10% on Baja Gold by Using Code: GOODSOILSave 10% on Sea-90 by Using Code: GOODSOILTune in now and join the Call to Farms! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date with the latest happenings! | — | ||||||
| 11/12/25 | ![]() Episode 76: 20 Years After West Point with Tim Eng (Part 1) | When Tim Eng, a West Point graduate, Iraq veteran, and now “The Homesteading Agent,” returned to the U.S. Military Academy for his 20-year reunion, he thought it would be just another family trip. But standing once again on those storied gray grounds, watching the cadets march in precision, something deeper began to unfold.In this powerful and vulnerable episode of Call to Farms, Tim and his wife, Sophia, open up about how West Point shaped him—the discipline, the grit, the scars, and the transformation that followed. They talk candidly about what it means to be forged by fire, about the tension between the soldier he became and the homesteader he is now, and how revisiting his past became an unexpected path toward healing, faith, and rediscovering love.This is not a typical reunion story. It’s part therapy, part testimony, and a look into legacy, sacrifice, and the cost of leadership.In this episode, Tim shares why he chose West Point and what it really takes to get in, the unspoken mental and physical toll of elite military training, and how war, family, and faith reshaped his definition of service. He also talks about the healing power of storytelling and returning to his roots.If you’ve ever wrestled with your past or wondered how to find purpose after seasons of duty and endurance, this episode will hit home.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Be sure to secure your ticket for the 2026 Homesteaders United Conference! Join Waitlist HereTune in now and join the Call to Farms! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date with the latest happenings! | — | ||||||
| 10/30/25 | ![]() Episode 75: October Housing Market & Homestead Update | As the seasons shift, so does the pace of life on the homestead and in the housing market. In this end-of-October update, we’re talking about what it means to slow down with purpose: harvesting the last of our livestock, drying up our dairy cows, and using this season of rest to rebuild and improve our infrastructure for the year ahead.On the housing front, don’t miss this window. You have just 2 days left (until October 31st) to reach out to Sophie for an especially low interest rate if you’ve purchased a home in the past three years and are ready to refinance and lower your rate.Tune in for a grounded conversation on stewardship of both your land and your finances.👉 Reach out to Sophie today before the October 31st deadline to lock in your savings.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Save 15% on Redmond Products by using our discount code: GOODSOIL Save 15% on NULU knives by using our discount code: HOMESTEADNULUSave 15% on Ryze mushroom coffee by using our discount code: HOMESTEADINGAGENT15Tune in now and join the Call to Farms! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date with the latest happenings! | — | ||||||
| 10/2/25 | ![]() Episode 74: Fed Rate Drop, Housing Market Shift & Our Biggest Homestead Fix Yet | As September closes and October begins, Sophia and Tim dive into the latest housing market shifts. With Jerome Powell’s recent message hinting at a slight lowering of the Fed rate, the market has seen a surprising pickup in activity. More buyers are stepping out, referrals are increasing for Tim, and while housing inventory remains tight and prices continue to soften, offers are finally flowing again. They break down what this means for families navigating real estate in today’s environment.On the homestead, big changes are underway as Fall settles in. Sophia and Tim share updates on bringing back a couple of their bred cows onto new pasture, now fully fenced with barbed wire they recently completed on leased land. That installation, captured step-by-step in a brand-new video course, was just released inside their Call to Farms online community. (See the link below to learn more.) They’re also installing long-awaited ball waterers which were planned and budgeted for six months, just in time for winter. This project ties directly into Tim’s SAFE Method, outlined in his new book FM 5-21: Fortify Your Farm, showing how creating redundant systems prevents burnout (like hauling heavy water buckets during East Tennessee’s freezing weeks) and keeps the homestead sustainable.They also reflect on recent travels: Sophia and the children’s educational field trip to The Koji House in Virginia, learning about koji’s role in both culinary traditions and sake-making. That full tour was captured in a new YouTube release on the Sprinkle with Soil YouTube channel link below if you’d like to watch behind the scenes. The family also toured several college campuses, including a chiropractic school in South Carolina that caught their eldest daughter’s interest.From housing markets to homestead projects to raising resilient kids, this episode is packed with insights on balancing family, farm, and future planning.👉 From Federal Service to Financial Freedom: Free Webinar for Federal Employees👉 Learn more about the Call to Farms community & fencing course here.👉 Watch the Koji House tour on the Sprinkle with Soil YouTube ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Save 15% on Redmond Products by using our discount code: GOODSOIL Save 15% on NULU knives by using our discount code: HOMESTEADNULUSave 15% on Ryze mushroom coffee by using our discount code: HOMESTEADINGAGENT15Tune in now and join the Call to Farms! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date with the latest happenings! | — | ||||||
| 8/26/25 | ![]() Episode 73: Why Families Are Turning to Fermented Cod Liver Oil Again | Have you ever wondered why fermented cod liver oil has been called one of the most powerful ancestral foods for families? In this episode of Call to Farms, we sit down with Addie Bartlett, CEO of Green Pasture Products, to uncover the story behind this age-old superfood and why it’s making a modern comeback.Addie shares her personal journey into the world of nutrient-dense foods, the inspiration behind Green Pasture, and how fermentation preserves the vital vitamins that support gut health, immunity, and overall vitality. We also explore the balance of science and tradition, sustainable sourcing, and the role fermented foods can play in your family’s wellness journey.Whether you’re a homesteader, a parent trying to feed your family real food, or simply curious about ancestral nutrition, this conversation is packed with insights, practical tips, and stories that will inspire you to rethink the way you nourish your body from the soil to the kitchen table.Tune in to discover:The fascinating history and process behind fermented cod liver oilPractical tips for incorporating nutrient-dense foods into family mealsCommon myths about cod liver oil and fermented foods—and what’s actually trueWays homesteaders and small-scale families can connect with ancestral nutrition todayDon’t miss this episode if you want to bring tradition, nutrition, and real food back to your table!🎧 Listen now and nourish your family the ancestral way! | — | ||||||
| 8/18/25 | ![]() Episode 72: Downsizing Gone Wrong! | What happens when downsizing your herd turns into upsizing your farm family? In this episode of the Call to Farms podcast, Tim (The Homesteading Agent) and Sophie (author of The Nourishing Asian Kitchen) share their August homesteading update—complete with surprise dairy cows, lessons learned from raising meat birds in Tennessee, and the challenges (and blessings) of saying “yes” to unexpected opportunities.We also dive deep into:Why downsizing doesn’t always mean doing less—and how to choose what’s truly worth your time and energy on the homestead.The hard realities of small farms closing, and what it means for the future of food and community.Our first pottery firings (and the girls’ new business at JoyandJolie.com).How our new venture, The Growth School, is equipping the next generation with entrepreneurial and AI-ready skills.The latest housing market shifts: interest rates, buyers on the move, and why now may be the time to secure your homestead property.This episode is equal parts practical, heartfelt, and eye-opening—perfect for anyone navigating the balance of homesteading, family, and the housing market.👉 Hit subscribe, share with a friend, and let us know what resonated most.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~We invite you to join us at the upcoming Homesteaders United Jamboree in Concord, NC on August 28-30, 2025. Get Tickets Here!Save 15% on Redmond Products by using our discount code: GOODSOIL Tune in now and join the Call to Farms! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date with the latest happenings! | — | ||||||
| 7/25/25 | ![]() Episode 71: From Bay Area to 70 Acres: Why We’re All-In on Land, Legacy & Local Food (July 2025 Housing Market Update) | In this jam-packed milestone episode, Tim (The Homesteading Agent) and Sophia (The Homesteading Lender) share their July housing market update and a deeply personal behind-the-scenes look at how they went from a Bay Area quarter-acre to managing over 70 acres of regenerative land in East Tennessee.You’ll hear:🌾 Why now is the time to buy — especially for homesteaders and first-time buyers📉 What’s really going on with interest rates, inflation, and the Fed🏠 The true story behind pocket listings, family compounds, and off-market land deals🛠️ A powerful story about saying yes to hard things and helping your neighbors🌎 How clients from around the country are waking up and making bold moves toward food security💡 The quiet revolution (that’s not so quiet anymore) — and how you can join inThis episode also includes exciting announcements for what’s ahead — including new lending changes that benefit off-grid homesteaders, the launch of The Growth School, and your invite to upcoming events 👇🔐 TONIGHT (7/25 @ 4PM PT / 7PM ET):Homestead Security Webinar with Tim, The Homesteading AgentLearn how to protect your livestock, land, and loved ones using the SAFE Method, developed from Tim’s combat experience and homestead life.👉 Register: https://streamyard.com/watch/yC9PWXDrcpiC🎓 The Growth School is OPEN for Founding MembersSophia's new online community for homeschool families & youth to master entrepreneurship, AI, and future-ready skills — with challenges, coaching, and real results.Enrollment closes July 31.👉 https://www.thegrowthschool.com🏡 Homebuying 101: August WorkshopWant to own land or your first home, but don’t know where to start? Learn how to go from dreamer to buyer in this no-fluff workshop.👉https://streamyard.com/watch/sYSmwfgDNsCR🎪 Homesteaders United Jamboree – Concord, NC (Labor Day Weekend)Hands-on workshops, harvesting, bone broth cooking, and intimate time with fellow homesteaders like Tim, Sophia, and Mike & Lacey Dixon (The Fit Farmer).👉 https://www.homesteadersunited.com🙏 If this episode inspired you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. | — | ||||||
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2 placements across 2 markets.
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