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Home: The Second Story

Sheri Scott, Marilyn Moedinger
Home Renovation
Architecture
Home Building
Renovation
Interior Design
Custom Home Building
Custom Homes
Design Process
Tile
Kitchen Design
Home Design
Kitchens
Multi-Generational Homes
Architectural Design
Appliance Storage
Multigenerational Living
Covid-19
Home Improvement
Flooring
Budget Management

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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Today we focus on why HVAC design matters far earlier in a project than most homeowners expect. Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning shape more than temperature. These systems affect comfort, humidity, indoor air quality, and even the long-term... more

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In this mailbag episode of Home: The Second Story, we answer three questions that come up early in almost every home project. First, we talk about the fear of missing hidden constraints before buying a property or committing to a renovation. We walk ... more

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We open this snack size episode by asking a simple but critical question. How do we estimate the cost of a renovation or new home when the design is still evolving? We explain that the conversation starts before someone even becomes a client. In our ... more

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We talk with Cami Pinsak about a kitchen remodel in her 1950 ranch home in Camarillo, California, and the conversation turns into a very clear lesson about what happens when a homeowner tries to manage too much of a renovation alone. What began as a ... more

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Carol Walsh
Homeowner who renovated her kitchen
Episode: Doing It Yourself - But Doing it RIGHT
Mark LePage
An experienced architect and podcaster
EntreArchitect
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

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Sheri Scott
Co-host and Residential Architect with Spring House Architects; frequent collaborator on Home: The Second Story.
Marilyn Moedinger
Co-host and Architect with Runcible Studios; frequent guest and collaborator specializing in residential design and renovation.
Taylor Davis
Co-host and Architect with TPD Architect; frequent collaborator on Home: The Second Story.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Interesting information showing your thoughtful designs

    Love listening to your different perspectives based on design in your specific locations. Thanks for sharing what’s trending, what your clients want, and the specific details needed to create the vision.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnnetteMashi
    Israel4 months ago
  • 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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GrowFourthUF
    United States10 months ago

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Guests embody practical design and construction knowledge that's applicable to many home projects
The hosts provide actionable tips and checklists that listeners can apply to their own renovations
The discussion balances personal anecdotes with professional guidance, making complex topics accessible
Insightful design-focused conversations with real-world renovation stories

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#18
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Trauma in Every Room: Trevor’s Homebuilding Story
Q: What was another example of a sticking point?
Trevor noted the use of messy caulking around his windows that marred the aesthetic finish, emphasizing the importance of quality workmanship.
Trauma in Every Room: Trevor’s Homebuilding Story
Q: Could you give us an example of something that you're talking about?
Trevor described how the builder intended to use a simple wood trim to transition between floorings, which he opposed in favor of a more elegant solution.
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.

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What is Home: The Second Story about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners are drawn to practical, hands-on perspectives about renovating and building homes, with a strong emphasis on design decisions, budgeting, and managing complex projects during timelines that can stretch with supply chain and pandemic-era delays. Episodes frequently feature homeowners sharing real-world challenges, iterative design processes, and collaboration with design professionals, plus insights from experienced residential architects on avoiding common pitfalls. A standout aspect is the show's focus on clear takeaways, worksheets, and planning methods that empower potential renovators or new-builders to make informed choices and reduce stress. The mix of personal renovation stories and professional guidance makes it helpful fo... more

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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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