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The DIY Not Podcast

The DIY Not Podcast is your go-to resource for mastering projects of all kinds—whether you"re rigging a shelter, covering gear with tarps, or starting a backyard project, The DIY Not Podcast is your trusted companion. Hosted by Michael Stein and powered by Tarps Plus, each episode shares real-world solutions, tarp hacks, and advice from industry pros.

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24:37

From Backyard Beekeeper to Global Innovator: Flow...

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2025/10/28

Cedar Anderson is an inventor, entrepreneur, and third-generation beekeeper from New South Wales, Australia. Growing up in an off-grid, sustainability-focused community, he developed an early curiosity for nature and innovation, beginning beekeeping at just six years old. Frustrated with the traditional honey-harvesting process, which was messy, time-consuming, and stressful for bees, Cedar spent about a decade experimenting with his father, Stuart Anderson, to create a better system. Their efforts

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15:54

Building Dreams in Miniature with Dan Louch

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2025/09/30

Dan Louche is the founder of Tiny Home Builders, a company he started after building his first tiny house for his mom in 2009. What began as a personal project turned into a passion for helping others create simple, affordable homes. Through Tiny Home Builders, Dan shares his experience with easy-to-follow plans, workshops, and resources that make building less intimidating. His down-to-earth approach has inspired countless DIY builders to take the leap. More than just a builder, Dan is an advocate

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20:21

From Risk to Resilience with Julie Kay Roberts

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2025/09/02

Julie Kay Roberts is a strategic communications and emergency management veteran with two decades of experience in public and private sector. After a decade of serving in state and federal government positions, Roberts returns to the private sector as President of JK Roberts, LLC, specializing in strategic planning, crisis communication, emergency management, media relations, and risk assessments with continuity planning. In early 2022, Ms. Roberts launched the Private Sector Emergency

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11:51

Building Freedom on Wheels with Paul Domish

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2025/08/26

Paul Domish is the co-founder and president of Drifter Vans, a custom camper van company based in Metro Detroit. His love for travel started in his mid-thirties, when he spent more than a year backpacking across South America. That trip opened his eyes to new cultures and gave him a lasting passion for adventure and design. After his travels, Paul worked on projects that connected people to unique travel experiences. When the pandemic put a pause on his international plans, he took a road trip to

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17:57

Sharing his journey from being a bodybuilder to...

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2025/08/06

Mike Dickson, The Fit Farmer, is a former professional bodybuilder who traded city life for off-grid homesteading. Over a decade ago, he and his family sold nearly everything and moved into a 700 sq ft yurt to build a self-sufficient lifestyle from the ground up. Today, Mike shares his journey through real-life homesteading vlogs, DIY farm projects, organic gardening, and natural wellness tips—helping others live healthier, more intentional lives.

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14:38

Inspiring others by sharing her passion for DIY home...

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2025/07/23

Vanessa is a wife and mom of two living in Huntington Beach. She is a content creator making the most of her small home through thoughtful, budget-friendly projects. Through approachable and aesthetic content, she helps her audience create spaces and looks they love without overspending. Sharing real-life home ideas and simple ways to create beautiful, functional spaces using what you already have is what Vanessa really loves. Her goal is to inspire others to love their homes, no matter the size

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25:16

Powered by a love for the land, a knack for telling...

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2025/07/16

Joel Salatin is a bold and unconventional American farmer, author, and speaker known for his outspoken views on food, freedom, and sustainable agriculture. He is the Co-owner of Polyface Farm in Virginia, and he promotes regenerative, local farming practices and supplies thousands of families and businesses with pasture-raised meat. With 16 books, a popular blog, and a global speaking career, Joel blends hands-on farming experience with sharp wit and strong cultural commentary. He's been featured in

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18:38

Inspired by his father’s hands-on craftsmanship and...

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2025/07/08

Patrick Jérôme is a French-Canadian firefighter and self-taught woodworker from northeastern Ontario. Inspired by his father and childhood experiences building forts in the forest, Patrick developed a deep appreciation for hands-on work. ⁣ After serving in the military and transitioning to firefighting, he turned to woodworking as a creative and therapeutic outlet. In 2016, Patrick began sharing his woodworking journey on social media, combining craftsmanship with visually satisfying, music-driven

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17:48

Her inspiring journey from pandemic hobbyist to urban...

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2025/07/02

Deserae Lindsley is an urban homesteader and passionate gardener based in South Austin, Texas. Inspired by her grandfather’s backyard garden, she began cultivating her own love for plants early on. ⁣ A former hairdresser, she leaned into gardening during the pandemic and now maintains a thriving vegetable, pollinator, and citrus garden—alongside backyard chickens—on less than a quarter-acre. ⁣ Deserae specializes in small-space, climate-smart gardening, using techniques like microclimate planning,

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19:23

Her journey in woodworking after meeting her husband...

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2025/06/24

Katie Thompson is a woodworker, designer, and community builder who discovered her passion for woodworking in 2010 after meeting her husband, a skilled furniture maker. ⁣ With a background in communications and marketing, she transitioned from digital advertising to hands-on craftsmanship, eventually creating furniture, launching her jewelry line Black Swamp, and authoring a children’s woodworking book. ⁣ Katie is also the founder of the Women of Woodworking Project, a global community that

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20:31

A self-taught builder and DIY enthusiast, turned a...

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2025/06/17

Jeff Waldman is a California-based DIY enthusiast, builder, and creative problem-solver who turned a passion for tinkering into a way of life. Originally from San Francisco, Jeff's journey into hands-on construction began unexpectedly—despite having a background in electronics from his time in the Air Force, he had no formal training in carpentry or design. ⁣ Seeking a rural escape, Jeff and his wife purchased land in the Santa Cruz Mountains, where they built everything from an outhouse to a

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14:35

Her crafting journey began in 2018 as a broke college...

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2025/06/15

Amy is the creator behind Amy Makes That, an aesthetic Cricut crafter and educator who turned a college side hustle into a full-blown creative business. Since 2018, she’s been on a mission to make Cricut crafting more accessible, stylish, and beginner-friendly through her popular tutorials, tips, and behind-the-scenes content. ⁣ After overcoming the sudden closure of her Etsy shop in 2021, Amy rebranded and grew a loyal audience of over 100,000 across platforms. ⁣ She now balances content creation

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17:07

A homesteader in Georgia, shares her inspiring...

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2025/06/14

Erika Nolan is a Georgia-based homesteader whose journey began 13 years ago on a modest 50-square-foot backyard in New Orleans. Inspired by her mother’s illness and the lack of nutritious hospital food, Erika pursued horticulture and launched one of the first organic landscaping businesses in her region. What started as a city lot filled with veggie beds, chickens, and composting systems grew into a thriving business that caught local attention and set her on a path toward full-scale homesteading. ⁣

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23:50

Her journey from hobby gardener to certified...

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2025/06/13

Angela Ferraro-Fanning is a New Jersey-based author, educator, and modern homesteader who transitioned from running an eco-conscious graphic and web design business to cultivating a self-sufficient lifestyle rooted in permaculture. Inspired by the birth of her first child and a desire to reconnect with nature, she began growing nutrient-dense, chemical-free food on a small suburban lot before moving to a 6-acre farm to expand her dream—complete with livestock, horses, and a commitment to

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17:11

Founder of Sankofa Farms in Cedar Grove, North...

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2025/06/12

Kamal Bell is a farmer, educator, and social entrepreneur who began his agricultural journey in 2016 after studying at North Carolina A&T State University. Though initially met with skepticism and teasing for his interest in farming, Kamal remained driven by a deep commitment to addressing food deserts and challenging stereotypes about what it means to be a farmer. His passion for the outdoors and community upliftment inspired him to create a model of farming that is both purposeful and empowering

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19:17

Her passion for repurposing furniture blossomed...

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2025/06/11

Carrie Anne is a furniture flipper and DIY enthusiast who turned her passion into a thriving business during the pandemic. After repurposing an old kitchen table and selling it for $300, she was inspired to start flipping furniture full-time. ⁣ Leveraging her marketing background, she built a following of 20,000 on social media, sharing transformation videos and connecting with other furniture flippers. Carrie Anne specializes in refinishing antique and mid-century modern furniture, offering

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15:40

After a debilitating illness left her bedridden for...

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2025/06/10

Stephanie Rose is a Vancouver-based gardener, herbalist, and author who discovered the healing power of plants after a severe illness left her bedridden for nearly two years. What started as a small backyard project blossomed into a lifelong passion for sustainable gardening, permaculture, and nature-based wellness. Over time, she became a Vancouver Master Gardener, launched community initiatives, and built Garden Therapy, a platform dedicated to sharing gardening knowledge. Through her books,

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21:03

The DIY enthusiasts and content creators known for...

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2025/06/09

Oliver and Charlotte Jiange are DIY enthusiasts and content creators known for transforming budget-friendly materials into high-end home designs. What started as a small furniture refinishing project evolved into a full-scale home renovation journey, including the restoration of a 1980s fixer-upper. ⁣ Charlotte, a musician with an eye for design, leads the creative vision, while Oliver, a meticulous researcher, handles execution. Together, they tackle plumbing, tiling, flooring, and electrical

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20:33

A former engineer turned full-time content creator,...

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2025/06/08

Angie Holden is a crafting expert, educator, and content creator who turned her passion for DIY into a thriving online business. She launched The Country Chic Cottage in 2010 as a budget-friendly home improvement blog, which quickly gained traction. ⁣ Initially working as an engineer, Angie transitioned to full-time content creation in 2016, focusing on machine crafting with tools like Cricut and laser cutters. Today, she shares crafting tutorials through her website, YouTube channel, and social

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24:15

He is known as the "Auto Archaeologist," travels...

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2025/06/07

Ryan Brutt is a writer, historian, and automotive explorer known as the "Auto Archaeologist." Traveling across the country, he documents rare and forgotten classic cars hidden in barns, junkyards, and unusual locations. ⁣ Rather than purchasing the vehicles, he preserves their history through photography, writing, and social media, helping connect owners with restoration resources and potential buyers. ⁣ A lifelong Cadillac enthusiast based in Chicago, Ryan has written for Hot Rod Magazine and

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