Deep (and not-so-deep) conversations about home improvement, design, and life at home. Tune in for weekly episodes filled with casual decorating advice, DIY stories, interviews with experts, and a smattering of tips and ideas that can help you simplify, organize, and update your home. Sherry and John Petersik are the married duo who began chronicling their home improvement adventures in 2007 on the blog Young House Love, which spawned two New York Times best-selling books, as well as product lines sold by Target and Home Depot. And, well, now they have a podcast.
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We’re dropping this random pop-in episode to share one of the most embarrassing tales Sherry has ever told on this podcast. Of course it had to happen in the nicest house we've ever been in (in front of one of Sherry's personal heroes). We’re also li... more
So much has happened since we last picked up the podcast mic, so we have a jam-packed show to catch you up on all the things. We're talking house updates, embarrassing stories, renovation plans, and we even worked in some bad metaphorical diagrams (b... more
There were two houses in our neighborhood that we seriously considered, and today we’re sharing a truly random occurrence that involves the house we didn’t buy. We’re also sharing what we learned from our astrocartography readings. What did the stars... more
I love this podcast Sherry is so funny
Update: I would LOOOOVE a more podcasting from John and Sherry!! Please make more!!! more
I adore their podcast, and I have followed them since old school blog days. I just hope they keep making more!
Lack of DIY info and home improvements as the shows progress. Would like less drawn out peels of laughter and less repetitive sentences. They need to stop repeating what the other has said. We can understand the first time. If they have run out of hints and ideas to share them it’s time to change the podcast name. Edit with latest episode: wish she would downsize her laugh.
Glad you’re making podcast episodes again, even if they won’t be weekly. I will say, even if you don’t do as many DIY projects as before, I would find it interesting to listen to more regular content about your broader lifestyle and approaches to living happily as a young family. For example, I loved the story about the spontaneous gratitude song! Given that the pandemic is dragging on, hearing about how you navigate home and family life, smaller scale decor or cooking projects, stuff you are... more
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Young House Love Has A Podcast launched 7 years ago and published 183 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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