About this episode
In this episode, Tim and Sophia break down the latest trends in the housing market, with a focus on how recent events have impacted East Tennessee and Western North Carolina. They also dive into the ongoing hurricane relief efforts in the region, highlighting the resilience and response of communities.
Tim and Sophia reflect on their own homestead journey, sharing how the call to simplify, return to traditional farming practices, and prioritize family has shaped their past year. From Silicon Valley to the Appalachian foothills, their experience serves as a reminder to stay grounded and focus on what matters most: family and self-sufficiency.
If you feel led to help support Hurricane Helene's relief efforts, please reach out to our friend, Alicia Wornicov on her FaceBook page. She is helping to provide support to those in need in East Tennessee as well as in Western North Carolina. Thank you so much for your love and support!
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