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Artwork for Home: The Second Story
Home Renovation
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Home Building
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Custom Homes
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Kitchens
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Everyone ​talks ​about ​how ​hard ​it ​is ​to ​do ​a ​major ​renovation ​or ​custom ​home ​building ​project, but we are here to take the guesswork and fear out of it. Join three veteran residential architects: Sheri Scott of Spring House Architects, Taylor Davis of TPD Architect, and Marilyn Moedinger of Runcible Studios, as they sit down with folks who have been through the renovation or buildin... more

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In this episode of Home: The Second Story, we sit down with Trevor from Pensacola, Florida, to unpack the highs and lows of building a custom home in the aftermath of COVID. What starts as a promising project—a new build on recently purchased land ne... more

In this snack-sized episode of Home: The Second Story, we dive into one of the most deceptively complex design topics: the entryway. Sheri, Taylor, and Marilyn explore how the front entry is far more than just a threshold—it’s a critical transition s... more

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In this episode, we sit down with Carol Walsh, a homeowner and realtor from rural Monterey County, California, who recently completed a full kitchen renovation — largely on her own terms. The kitchen transformation wasn't just about aesthetics. It wa... more

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In this special snack-sized wrap-up episode, we look back on the first six months of Home: The Second Story and reflect on the key lessons we've gathered from the homeowners we've interviewed. As three architects with decades of combined experience, ... more

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Recent Guests

Carol Walsh
Homeowner who renovated her kitchen
Episode: Doing It Yourself - But Doing it RIGHT
Mark LePage
An experienced architect and podcaster
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Episode: Architects At Home: What Mark LePage Learned The Hard Way
Kelly Settle
Homeowner who recently completed a renovation
Episode: No Need to Move, Just Do a Thoughtful Renovation!
Niki Gulick
Homeowner who has built two homes and is considering a third
Episode: Partner Up: Why You Can't Build Alone
Greg Luthman
Homeowner who built a custom home
Episode: Natural Light and Real Talk: Building with Vision
Ashley Luthman
Homeowner who built a custom home
Episode: Natural Light and Real Talk: Building with Vision

Hosts

Marilyn Moedinger
Co-host and Residential Architect with a focus on home design and renovation projects.
Sheri Scott
Co-host and Residential Architect specializing in custom home design.
Taylor Davis
Co-host and Architect with significant experience in residential projects.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 7 ratings
  • Brilliant Women, engaging content

    Excellent listen! These intelligent and articulate women discuss the realities, frustrations and nuances of designing with an architect that may not be common knowledge, but are nonetheless essential to the process of designing your next project, and make a strong case for why hiring an architect is a must.

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Listeners appreciate the intelligent discussions offered by articulate hosts who share invaluable insights about the complexities of home design and renovation.
The content provides relatable experiences and practical advice, making it an excellent resource for anyone considering home improvements.

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#89
United States/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#250
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Apple Podcasts
#75
Israel/Arts/Design

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Doing It Yourself - But Doing it RIGHT
Q: What was the thing that finally made you say, it's time for the kitchen?
Various factors influenced the decision, including past experiences with renovations, past projects, and the need for a kitchen that they can enjoy.
Architects At Home: What Mark LePage Learned The Hard Way
Q: Did you do anything different than on your second project, knowing what you learned on the first?
Mark highlighted the importance of understanding how contractors work in different regions after moving to North Carolina and applied lessons learned from previous renovations.
Architects At Home: What Mark LePage Learned The Hard Way
Q: What did life look like before you started this project?
Before starting the project, Mark and Annmarie lived in a tiny apartment and struggled to find the perfect house for over a year.
Next Time, They'd Just Tear It Down...But They Don't Regret a Thing!
Q: What do you know now that you wish you knew before you started?
Cindy states that they would consider tearing down and building new instead of renovating due to the complexities faced during the addition.
New Orleans Garden District: A Family Renovation
Q: Knowing what you'd know now about the whole thing, what would you do differently?
Get an architect, go in with a clear budget, hire the designer.

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A unique exploration of the challenges and intricacies involved in home renovation and custom building, featuring insights from both architects and homeowners. The conversations aim to demystify the home renovation process, focusing on valuable lessons learned throughout various personal journeys. Well-versed hosts share their architectural expertise while discussing topics such as effective planning, the importance of communication, and the nuances of design decision-making. The podcast stands out for its real-life narratives that blend professional knowledge with personal experiences, making it an engaging listen for those contemplating a home project or interested in the architectural field.

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1. Carol Walsh
2. Mark LePage
3. Kelly Settle
4. Niki Gulick
5. Greg Luthman
6. Ashley Luthman

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