
This Old House has been America’s most trusted source for home improvement, expert renovation advice, and DIY inspiration for over 40 years. Now, that trusted guidance comes to your ears with This Old House Radio Hour—a weekly home improvement podcast designed to help homeowners, renters, and renovators take better care of the places they live. Hosted by This Old House editor Jenn Largesse, and fe... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Home & GardenLeisure | |||

In our series, Work In Progress, This Old House's Kevin O'Connor talks with HII CEO Chris Kastner about America's manufacturing renaissance and how paid apprenticeships are creating lucrative careers without the burden of college debt.
Then, how far... more
Is your smart home spying on you? Patricia Egger, head of security at Proton, reveals what your connected appliances know about you and how to protect your privacy. Then, Futurama voice actor Billy West takes us inside his haunted 1926 Hollywood bung... more
In the first of a series called Work In Progress, This Old House's Kevin O'Connor sits down with Business Roundtable President and COO Kristen Silverberg to explore America's skilled labor shortage and how workforce training could help.
Then, is ha... more
Should you be talking to your houseplants? Plant stylist Hilton Carter explains why forming a relationship with your plants might actually help you become a better plant parent. Then, Barbara Kingsolver takes us inside her 120-year-old Appalachian fa... more
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I’m just long-time a diyer, but I’m surprised how lame the info offered is today. First, seems to me you’d do best by asking callers why they want to do something like wash walls. It’s quite a common thing for old walls before repainting and there are cleaning products to address tougher situations, like cigarette smoke. The guy with the bowed ceiling? First thing I’d check is ceiling material thickness. Very common mistake is using too thin drywall which will always bow, regardless of fasteners... more
A great audio representation of the TV show I’ve loved all my life. I just wish it was longer.
Jenn Larges host voice and knowledge is excellent to listen to and her general contractors and tradesmen are so witty and make home improvement so much fun to troubleshoot. Bob Villa would be proud of a podcast version of his 1970s show.
Good information, engaging hosts and guests. But in the last couple of months I’ve noticed several shows that have some or all segments recycled from previous episodes. That’s fine but the newer episodes need to be labeled as “repeat” or “encore” or something. Very disappointing.
Love this show & I am not even a proficient home repair enthusiast, but I gain a bit of knowledge listening to it. Especially love the “My Old House”, real estate & tip of the week segments. Just a great show!
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This show is a practical, audience-friendly guide to home improvement, renovation, and maintenance. Episodes typically blend expert how-tos with real-world Q&A, Founder-style storytelling, and hands-on demonstrations across topics like plumbing, electrical work, insulation, flooring, and remodeling budgets. A distinctive trait is the lively balance between professional guidance and personable anecdotes from hosts and guests, including designers, contractors, journalists, and other home-lifestyle figures. Listeners can expect actionable steps, safety reminders, and budget-conscious tips suitable for both first-time DIYers and seasoned renovators, with a steady emphasis on dependable, long-lasting home improvements. A notable strength is the ... more
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Recent guests on This Old House Radio Hour include:
1. Chris Kastner
2. John Denley
3. Colleen McCann
4. Bruce Campbell
5. Devin Turnbull
6. Patricia Egger
7. Billy West
8. Kristin Silverberg
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