Steve provides an update on his planned Arizona home. David shares his tale of basement flooding. Kit asks what’s good to get at architectural salvage yards and what isn’t. Rob asks about water management and window placement in a lime-plaster wall. Ian, Grant and Patrick help Patrick address listener comments and questions.   Tune in to Episode 707 of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast to learn more about:  Owner-building an off-grid house in Arizona  Smart shopping at architectural salvage yards

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Buckle up, folks! This weekend on the Around the House show, we’re hitting pause on our usual shenanigans because Eric G is deep in the chaos of moving. Yes, you heard it right. He sold his house, which means boxes, bubble wrap, and probably a few existential crises about whether he really needs that collection of broken lawn gnomes. But don’t you worry your little hearts out; we’ve got a treat for you! We’re dusting off one of our fan-favorite episodes from 2023 that dives headfirst into the world

Would you sell your house to rent? Today we’re diving into one of the most controversial money moves: buying vs. renting. And an even bigger twist: selling your home and going back to renting. Jill just made this huge decision herself, and in this episode, she and Jen unpack how it came to be and how it’s going.🎙️ Get full show notes here! https://bit.ly/choosetorent 📘 Order the book here https://bit.ly/BWYL-podcast 💌 Want to save money and spend better in just 5 minutes? Get The

Ever wonder what the meaning behind some houseplants is, or why they became popular? Master Gardener Ken Lain shares some of the history and stories behind well-known houseplants. https://themountaingardener.podbean.com/ 🥕Ken Lain, The Mountain Gardener #WattersGardenCenter, #GardeningTips, #TheMountainGardener, #KenLain, #SpiritualMeaningofHouseplants, #Houseplants, #PopularHouseplants

What if your garden boundary could feed you, shelter wildlife, and still keep a clean line against the field next door? We dive into the art of building an edible hedge that does real work: a thorny native backbone for structure and stock-proofing, layered with fruiting shrubs, nuts, and small trees that lift harvests through the seasons. Starting with hawthorn and blackthorn as the core, we show how holly adds winter presence and bird food, while hazel punctuates the run with future nut crop...

In this episode, we explore the intersection of landscaping,ecology, and community stewardship with a deep dive into a special restoration project in area of Wilmington, MA formerly known as Lebanon Swamp. Our host, Liz, is joined by Harley, as he shares this passion project and includes insights, challenges, and the impact of his work on the local environment.Whether you’re passionate about conservation, curious aboutecological restoration, or looking for ways to get involved in your community,

Got a comment or idea? Send us a text. The words we use shape the choices we make. That’s why we trade the phrase “aging in place” for “accessible living,” a shift that unlocks dignity, smarter design, and real independence for people of every age, from a child with cerebral palsy to a caregiver protecting their back during daily transfers. With Rick Thaxton and Dennis Lippy of Accessible Living Atlanta, we walk through what actually changes lives inside a home: discreet grab bars that don’t...

Farmers continue to persevere through a tough harvest, as the reality of losing money sets in. Tennessee Farm Bureau President Eric Mayberry describes the pain farmers are feeling and why help is needed.

Most homeowners wait until their driveway, roof, or pool cage looks terrible before calling for pressure washing. The problem? That “fix-it later” approach costs more and causes damage. In this episode of AAA Pressure Washing: Cleaning Up Cape Coral, we break down why maintenance plans make sense — from saving money and preventing algae damage to keeping your home looking great year-round. Learn how AAA’s customized plans protect your investment and give you peace of mind.

Today I’m sharing a throwback of one of the most popular coaching calls from inside my Pioneering Today Academy: “How to Get It All Done on the Homestead.” I wanted to bring this one back because figuring out how to manage your time and energy on the homestead is something we all struggle with. In this episode, I’ll show you how to break down big projects like canning peaches or putting up the harvest into smaller, doable steps that actually fit your daily life. No more marathon canning days or

In this episode of the Building Design, Prime Time Podcast, Frank and Amelia pull back the curtain on one of the biggest misconceptions in the industry, that building designers just “draw plans.” They reveal the hidden complexity behind every project, explaining how designers must navigate five parallel systems planning, building, site and infrastructure, technical disciplines, and title/legal implications each with its own rule book, language, and bureaucracy. These systems don’t commu...

Flower Farmer Forum Conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHVg-R6xh_0Flowers Bloom Anyway Waitlist: https://www.lizfiedlermergen.com/authorDr. Liz Fiedler Mergen of Sunny Mary Meadow in Central Minnesota presents a solo episode focused on her 'Fertilizer Framework,' a concept that emphasizes growth through interconnected and symbiotic business elements. Liz discusses the non-linear progression and deep integration of services in her agritourism business, which includes a flower farm, retail

Season 6 Episode 1: About Bees, Culture & Curiosity Podcast – Apimondia 2025   Ron is back from Apimondia Scandinavia 2025. If you missed this world bee event, listen up as we walk through the Global Honey Bar, hundreds of posters, the mega-exhibition hall, and the heart of the conference - the presentations. This is not an exhaustive review, but this overview will give you a sense for the dizzying amount of bee knowledge on display in Copenhagen at Apimondia 2025.   Recorded in Calgary, Alberta,

In August, the average credit card APR reached a record high of 35.7%. But with some balance transfer cards currently offering up to 34 months interest-free, is it time to switch? In this episode, we’re joined by Which? Money journalist Holly Lanyon and Adam French, Head of News at Moneyfacts to explain why rates of APR are climbing so high and what to look out for before applying for a new card. Plus, with retailers like Ikea now unveiling their own types of credit card, we explain the benefits and