On this episode of House Warming, host Kim Buckley sits down with interior designers and podcasters Kate O’Driscoll and Jenny Sheahan. Kate and Jenny were both competitors on RTE’s Home of the Year, but they went from competitors to collaborators and now co-host the interiors podcast Rip It Up.Kim gets the full story of how they both ended up working in interior design, despite starting out on very different career paths. They give us an insight into their award-winning homes, and what they’ve

Ask a question you want covered on the Monthly Q&A Podcast In this episode of Think BIG with Taylor Lyles, we sit down with Robby Warner of G3 Engineering and Surveying—who’s been in the industry for over 35 years—to explore how surveying has evolved alongside Greenville’s explosive growth. From the early days of manual measurements to today’s cutting-edge LiDAR and radar technologies, Robby shares how innovation has redefined what’s possible in land development. We’ll discuss how accurat...

We’re so excited to welcome a special guest—Jonathan from Mauna Understory in Hawaii! We first met Jonathan back in 2022 in California, and it was such a joy to reconnect and hear all about his new adventures in Hawaii and his deep love for plants. Join us in this episode as we chat about his plant journey, passion, and life surrounded by island greenery! Find Mauna Understory  HERE Subscribe to our Patreon HERE! Looking forward to the next episode? Subscribe & share with your friends! Find our

Send us a text In this episode of Custom Built, we’re demystifying one of the most daunting parts of a renovation: permits and inspections. If the mere thought of dealing with your local jurisdiction makes you want to hide, this conversation is for you. I’m pulling back the curtain on the entire process to show you why it’s a powerful tool for your project’s success, not just a bureaucratic hurdle. I’ll walk you through the typical inspection sequence—from foundation and framing to MEPs (mech...

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Show host Zola shares her personal experience with housing instability through a creative reading of her unpublished article titled 'Homefullness: Recipes for Baking, Belonging, Connection, and Resilience into Housing Futures.'Zola details her struggles with feelings of homelessness due to the challenge of finding available, affordable accommodation and precarious short-term house and room rentals, despite her professional background and stable income. She highlights the systemic issues in housing

In this episode of Backyard Family Fun - brought to you by Pride Pools, Spas, and Leisure Products, Dee Daniels welcomes Chet Williams, Chief Sales Officer at Devin Chan Associates and representative for Doughboy Aboveground Pools. They discuss the evolution of aboveground pools, highlighting the modern designs, materials, and styles offered by Doughboy.Chet elaborates on the durability and functionality of both steel and resin pools and shares insights into Doughboy's rich history and

Send us a text In this episode, Kate is joined by her sister on the podcast to talk about how why she doesn't garden, what she feels are barriers to beginning her growing journey, and together they plan her perfect growing space. The Growing Up Podcast is proudly sponsored by the amazing First Tunnels. We are big believers in the benefits of growing in a polytunnel and genuinely believe in the quality of the products that First Tunnels supply. Check out the link below to order your own tunnel...

Welcome back to The ATXGardens Podcast! In this episode, landscape consultant and certified arborist Colleen Dieter shares exactly what to focus on in the first half of November to keep your Central Texas garden healthy heading into winter. This week, Colleen covers fall planting for trees and shrubs, caring for fruit trees, which perennials and bulbs can still go in the ground, and how to prepare your cool-season vegetables, herbs, and lawns before the first freeze. She also shares a client ...

Let's set you up for success in fighting weeds this week on the WJBO Lawn & Garden Show with Zane and Kat from Clegg's Nursery!In addition to those weed-fighting tips, the two talk about what's coming in to the nursery - including potential gift ideas for the upcoming holidays! And, why it's time to cut back your perennial summer plants - plus much more!Also, we note the passing of Marshall Clegg, the retired owner of Clegg's Nursery.If you'd like to be part of the WJBO Lawn & Garden Show,

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Alliance Group Chair Mark Wynne about farmer shareholders voting in favour of a proposed $270m joint venture investment by Irish company Dawn Meats, the high voter turnout and what the next steps are in the process... And hetalks with Michael Brooks, the recently retired Executive Director of the Poultry Industry Association of NZ and the Egg Producers Federation, about his decision to retire after 23 years, the changes he's seen across the poultry

Today, some more excellent advice on planning the landscape the yard of your mid-century home from Jim Drzewiecki of Ginkgo Leaf Studio. I bet you're wondering why mid-October is a good time to talk more about landscaping. Aren't Jim and I in the Midwest? Isn't this the time of year when there's less to do and less beautiful growth happening outside? Well that's exactly today's subject. We are talking about how to winterize your mid-century yard, both what you can and

On Pottering this week, things take a splendidly spooky turn as we celebrate Halloween in the garden with broadcaster, author and bewitching presence Angela Scanlon! There are pumpkins among the perennials, spirits stirring in the shrubbery, and nachos in a Le Creuset – a terrifying treat indeed! As darkness falls, our hauntingly horticultural conversation covers crystals, carveries and Angela's bumper crop. It's amazing what sipping negronis beneath a full moon can bring to the surface! We also

Contact Scott from Bonsai Matsu There's lots to do now around the yard, including deciduous pruning, defoliation, repotting Australian natives and Ficus as well as working on cedars. You need to be careful (very careful) with watering both over and under watering and we need to prepare for Summer. The last round of fertilising needs to happen and there's almost too much to talk about in one podcast! Let's chat about your Mid Spring Bonsai Jobs Checklist. Support the show Become a podcast supp...

Hey garden enthusiasts, Ken & Lisa Watters Lain, The Mountain Gardeners here!Get ready to catch Ken and Lisa's gardening bug! They're bursting with knowledge and passion for growing beautiful things, and they're ready to share it all with you. Don't miss out on this chance to level up your gardening game! Included in This Week’s Show: 🌹 Why Roses look so good through Autumn 🪴 Q & A - How to Bring Outside Plants Inside for Winter 🍁 Why Autumn Food is Best for Spring Plants 👨‍🌾 A

Send us a textIn this episode of Between the Walls, Janey and Penny sit down with Petra Trousilová, architectural designer at JTB Architects and local representative for Architecture + Women New Zealand. From her roots in Prague to her life and work in Wanaka, Petra shares her passion for designing spaces that are not only beautiful but also functional, sustainable, and deeply connected to the people who inhabit them.They explore the realities of the architectural industry — gender equity, work-life

In this episode, we explore how to be a resourceful homemaker—learning to balance creativity, frugality, and intentional spending in everyday life. Discover practical homemaking tips for saving money on food, clothing, home décor, and family activities without sacrificing quality or joy. This isn’t just about being cheap—it’s about knowing when to invest and when to be frugal, using wisdom and creativity to make your home run smoothly and beautifully.Whether you’re a stay-at-home parent, a

Keywords: Ottawa real estate, market trends, AI in real estate, community events, home buying tips  Summary In this episode of She Sells Ottawa, hosted by Tamara Vallati and her co-hosts discuss the current state of the Ottawa real estate market, the impact of AI on real estate practices, and the importance of community engagement. They highlight local events, market trends, and strategies for buyers and sellers navigating a shifting market landscape.  Takeaways The Ottawa real estate

On this week’s episode of Havin’ A Wonderful Time, Paranoid celebrates his 30th episode with our good friend Cumin! The two dive into their shared love of gardening, reminisce about their favorite concerts, and Cumin reveals how he built his own dryer out of a wine fridge. It’s a perfect mix of laughs, DIY ingenuity, and grower talk, the kind of episode that reminds you why we’re all here: to have a wonderful time. Cumin On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cuminthespice Paranoid Grower ...