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It's Not a Tiny House Podcast is dedicated to educating those looking for a different way of living, and making. Hosts Barna Kasa and Wyatt Reed walk you through their journey to create affordable housing in Florence, Colorado while creating a blueprint for communities around the country.
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A blunt look at housing dreams running into code, planning, and real-world limits.
This episode looks closely at the gap between tiny-house enthusiasm and what can actually get built. It keeps returning to the questions that matter: wheels or no wheels, an ADU or another route, what local code allows, and what a town has to do if it wants housing for the…
Career power without apology.
Career confidence with a leadership edge.
Career clarity with backbone.
This episode discusses strategies for building community excitement and motivation around tiny house projects in rural areas through an interview with FEDC's Rob Brown about facilitation and championing housing initiatives.
Architect Lester Limón discusses the practical process of designing and building housing developments, including how architects handle client visions, construction details, and coordination with mechanical systems.
Architect Lester Limon discusses the regulatory challenges and planning hurdles people face when trying to build alternative housing like accessory dwelling units or tiny houses, emphasizing the importance of understanding local codes before investing.
The hosts discuss their experiences making container houses while exploring personal finance topics like debt and financial education, framing it as a critique of systemic economic pressures.
This episode explores the practical challenges and regulatory hurdles of building alternative housing like accessory dwelling units, emphasizing the importance of understanding civil engineering principles and local codes.
This episode discusses innovative approaches to restoring old buildings in rural towns through concept development and revenue-sharing models with local entrepreneurs.
The hosts discuss their efforts to legalize tiny houses in rural Colorado through political lobbying and public opinion polling.
This episode explores land development infrastructure, building capital through accessory dwelling units, and community-focused housing solutions with guest Phil Lund.
The hosts humorously discuss converting a chicken coop into a small house while debating building codes and joking about their small listener base.
This episode discusses the challenges and issues with tiny homes and alternative housing, including building codes and lifestyle hurdles, while sharing a personal anecdote about a failed tarantula migration viewing.
This episode features an interview with Rob Brown from FEDC discussing his background in mechanical design and automation, connecting it to broader challenges in rural housing and economic development.
This episode features an interview with Joe Toscano discussing housing challenges, tiny house regulations, and his work in ethical technology after leaving Google.
The host discusses housing affordability issues, building regulations, and frustrations from a city housing committee meeting, emphasizing the challenges of creating affordable living spaces.
This episode explores the challenges of alternative housing like tiny houses and accessory dwelling units due to regulations, while also discussing the value of brutal honesty in relationships.
The hosts discuss sustainable building options for rural areas with Mark Wells, focusing on eco-friendly materials like hempcrete and ICCF, and the challenges of using shipping containers.
This episode discusses the challenges of navigating local building codes and zoning regulations when pursuing alternative housing options like tiny houses or accessory dwelling units.
This episode features an interview with banker Allan Tormohlen discussing how to fund tiny house developments, including commercial loans and overcoming regulatory hurdles.
The hosts respond to Facebook comments about paint toxicity on shipping containers used in their affordable housing project, emphasizing that all paints are harmful if ingested and discussing their safety practices.
This episode discusses the challenges buyers face in the competitive real estate market, including being priced out, making concessions, and navigating local regulations.
This episode provides an update on the hosts' journey to create a sustainable storage container hotel in rural Colorado, discussing their transition from initial rants to interviewing experts and navigating development challenges.
This episode explores the challenges of finding affordable housing, focusing on construction costs, local regulations, and innovative solutions like tiny houses and accessory dwelling units.
This episode discusses tax breaks, funding, and economic development in rural areas through an interview with Phil Lund about transforming a historic Catholic girls' school campus into housing and commercial space in Canyon City.
Architect Lester Limon discusses how architecture influences culture and community development, particularly in small towns, by creating projects that extend beyond physical structures to shape experiences and cultural identity.
An architect explains how city government regulations and public policy shape housing development, emphasizing that architecture is fundamentally about communication across graphic, written, and spoken forms.
The hosts discuss zoning and building codes, debunking myths about cheap housing and explaining how regulations impact tiny houses and ADUs.
The hosts discuss the challenges of building affordable housing in Florence, Colorado, focusing on zoning issues, lack of sewer service, and other infrastructure hurdles.
The hosts discuss the challenges of building affordable housing in Florence, Colorado, focusing on regulatory hurdles like sewer service and local codes, while exploring personal and educational approaches to learning from mistakes and making better lifestyle choices.