On this episode of the Farm Table podcast, Tim and I discuss our shared Spokane connection, being a referee in high school and college football, his career in steel and his transition to auctioneer working with many great non profits. We also discuss Rotary, one of the largest non profit networking groups in the world and why our little group is a part of something so much bigger across the globe.

• I would like for to share your individual faith journey and how it has intersected with farming (or completed)
• When someone tells you that consuming beef is bad for the environment, what is your reaction and how would you respond?
• Natural order is used a lot in your talks, tell us more about what that means in general, our relationship with God, and you personally
• Rosary and other meditation, even the liturgy itself as meditation - And when you pray, do not use vain repetitions as the heathen do. For they think that they will be heard for their many words.
• PIGS - "I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals." — Winston Churchill.

• What is Anna and families back story? How did you get to Vancouver Island?
• How did you get started (and why) with your homestead and that way of life?
• When communicating your story/message what would you describe as your specialty/focus? What would your 'elevator speech' sound like?
• What makes your homestead website and classes different from other homesteaders? What makes yours unique?
• What is it like in Canada/Vancouver Island specifically when homesteading? Weather? Landscape? Openness (or not) of community? How is this way of life being received there?
• You have a membership and courses. Tell us about them. What will we find?
• You had your own magazine. Tell us about that and what transitions have been made in that space.