Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast

This episode features an interview with Jerry Walter, founder of Precision Temp, discussing innovative tankless hot water systems and hydronic heat options for tiny homes.

This episode features an interview with Deidre Kolb about her transition from corporate law to developing Poplar Creek, a tiny house community focused on affordable housing and sustainability.

This episode explores how minimalism, tiny house living, and van life intersect with environmental consciousness and co-living, featuring insights from advocate Nate Murphy on breaking free from consumerism.

A tiny house dweller shares her journey of becoming a lobbyist to legalize movable tiny houses in Massachusetts after discovering widespread legislative support.

This episode features an interview with Tiffany DeSilva, who built her own 20x8.5-foot tiny house while still in high school, learning carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work along the way.

This episode features an interview with Betsy Barber, who shares her experiences living in a tiny house through hurricanes and discusses building sustainable tiny house communities.

This episode features an interview with Sophia and Henry Jungbauer about living in their self-built tiny house in northern Minnesota, focusing on winter survival strategies and rethinking the American dream.

This episode features an interview with Melissa Tack, who shares her family's experience living in a tiny house for four years, including utility costs and transitioning to a larger home while staying involved in the tiny house movement.

This episode explores the creativity and challenges of house truck living through an interview with Kai, who shares her experiences with building and living in a homemade house truck.

This episode features an interview with tiny house builder Chris Shaptick, discussing his portable towable tiny houses, his company Tiny Industrial, and his books on the topic.

This episode features an interview with builder and filmmaker Nate Murphy about his experiences converting vans into living spaces and renovating a centuries-old house in the Pyrenees Mountains.

This episode features Janet Thome discussing efforts to develop global tiny house standards, covering market trends, safety regulations, and certification for owner-builders.

This episode features an interview with expert Nick of Nick Talks Tiny, discussing how to identify red flags and avoid scams when choosing a tiny house builder, while exploring market trends and the importance of consumer education.

This episode features Pamela sharing her family's experience living on a 100-year-old tugboat, discussing the challenges and joys of raising children on the water and being part of the liveaboard community.

This episode features an interview with Kim Delaney about her work creating tiny home communities to address affordable housing challenges, including zoning changes, sustainable building materials, and community impact.

This episode features Jewel Pearson discussing her new Cooperative Communities app, which aims to make tiny house parking safer and more accessible while fostering community building and cooperative land purchasing.

This episode features an interview with Erin Maile O'Keefe discussing tiny house design, her unique paper boat tiny house, and her work organizing Tiny House Fest Vermont.

A single mom shares her eight-year journey of finding peace, healing, and financial stability through living in an off-grid tiny home, discussing challenges, benefits, and advice for others considering this lifestyle.

A musician and single mother shares her journey of building a custom tiny home, facing eviction and legal hurdles, while advocating for acceptance of alternative housing.

This episode features an interview with Jody Brady about how she and her husband transitioned to tiny house living as a form of right-sizing in retirement, discussing sustainability, family relationships, and practical aspects of the lifestyle.

This episode shares an inspiring interview with John Wells about his journey from paying high taxes on a large house in NYC to living in a 128 sq ft tiny home in remote Texas, offering practical tips for off-grid living.

This episode features Bo Brotherton, who shares his family's journey from North Dallas to building a Texas homestead in a tiny house over 800 square feet.

This episode features an interview with Tracy Manchego-Baker, co-founder of Tiny Building Experts, discussing the challenges and new regulations for legally parking tiny houses in Colorado.

Emily Jurdy discusses living with her family and pets in a 325 square foot tiny house on wheels, emphasizing minimalist, sustainable living and planning for future children.