Exploring Home & Garden

Podcasts about Home & Garden

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Episodes about Home & Garden

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In this week’s episode, I’ll be interviewing Natalie from Sparks of Joy Studio.  If you’ve always wanted to collaborate with someone but you have no idea how to ask or where to start then this is an episode you’re going to want to listen to!  Natalie is the Queen of Collab and I’m so excited to hear her journey of how she got into collaborating and hear what tips she has for us today! Where you can find Natalie from Sparks of Joy Studio:FacebookInstagramYouTubeJoin me weekly as I tell my story and start interviewing other creators to hear theirs as well.  I hope to give you a well-rounded space for inspiration, encouragement to create, tips on trying new techniques, give you advice, and overall real talk about owning your own business.  I'll be uploading a new podcast every Thursday so don't forget to hit that subscribe button and turn on your bell notifications, so you don't miss out on an episode!   I hope you've enjoyed Episode 58 of my podcast and see you next week! You can follow me on all the other socials and find so much more content!!Join me in all the places:YouTubeFacebookInstagramPinterestSonnet's Garden Blooms WebsiteMakers Box Waitlist
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Ever wondered what it takes to run a successful short-term rental property on the Sunshine Coast? This fascinating deep dive with Chris Doherty-Fisher, General Manager of Sunny B&B, unveils the mechanics behind managing 80 holiday properties spread across 50 kilometres of coastline.Chris reveals eye-opening statistics about the extraordinary returns possible in this market, with Coolum, Mooloolaba and Maroochydore all ranking among Australia's top 10 suburbs for short-term rental yields—delivering approximately 80% higher returns than traditional rentals. For property investors considering this path, he offers candid advice about what truly works, from proximity to beaches (the closer the better) to the must-have amenities that drive bookings.The conversation demystifies common misconceptions, like the belief that short-term rentals significantly impact housing affordability (census data shows only 2% of rental properties nationwide are in the short-term market), and the assumption that booking far in advance guarantees the best rates (often the opposite is true thanks to dynamic pricing models). Chris shares insider knowledge about guest preferences, including why air fryers have become one of the most requested kitchen appliances and how pet-friendly properties can substantially widen your booking potential.Beyond the business aspects, we explore Chris's fascinating journey from cocktail bartender to managing a thriving family business, his passion for systems and logistics, and the challenges of coordinating cleaners, maintenance staff, and guest experiences across dozens of properties. His insights into property management software, damage prevention strategies, and the art of creating memorable guest experiences provide a masterclass for anyone interested in the short-term rental space.Whether you're a property investor considering holiday rentals, a curious traveler wanting to understand how these operations work, or someone fascinated by the evolution of the accommodation industry, this episode delivers valuable knowledge directly from someone at the coalface of this dynamic market.
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 This week's podcast is about a two word term that has been everywhere recently. We're talking on the Today Show. We're talking about on your TikTok feed, we're talking about in social posts. It has been everywhere, like it's a brand new idea. And guys, it's not. But the two word term is color drenching.Now listen, if you don't know what that is, no fears because by the end of this podcast, you're gonna know what it is, how we use it, and why. It's one of our favorite ways to add a ton of drama to a space that just makes you just wanna sit in there forever. Let's get to the podcast.Call or Text our Hotline and leave a message : 18594121572Download our Mobile Shopping AppStore Instagram:@housebyjsdOnline Store Instagram: @housefloralFacebook: House by JSDShop Online @ Housefloral.com
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Send us a textWe are back in the studio from our 2 week driving adventure! Let's talk about the dreaded Cocklebur that gave us so much trouble with our puppies last year. We also talk Herbs in your garden, Malabar Spinach and Mary gives us a great reference book to check out. Join us as we talk "What's New in the Garden" and how the garden fared while we were traveling.Please join us as we continue our DIY gardening journey and visit MaryBirdGarden.Com for our blog! You can also visit us on our Instagram account at @marybirdgarden, Facebook at MaryBird's Backyard Garden, and you can email us at marybirdgarden@gmail.com.If you enjoy our podcast, please leave us a review and comments. Thank you!
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Stepping off the tools and into management? It’s a whole new game. Suddenly, you’re not just a tradie – you’re a leader. And that means handling an avalanche of calls, decisions, and problems, all while keeping your ground crew productive and your business moving.  Today, we’re giving you a simple playbook to cut through the chaos. It’s all about three words: Wins, Flags, and Roadblocks. This system helps you process information fast, make decisions with clarity, and keep momentum high without drowning in problems.  This approach will transform how you manage your team – and your time. Because the bigger your business gets, the more overwhelming it can feel… unless you’ve got the right tools to handle it.  In this episode you’ll learn: 🔨 Celebrating wins boosts morale, reinforces progress, and strengthens a positive team culture. 🔨 Flags act as early warning signs to prevent small issues from becoming major problems. 🔨 Identifying, addressing, and preventing roadblocks ensures smooth operations, productivity, and business growth. 🔨 Training and mentorship help teams handle solution roadblocks with confidence. 🔨 Anticipating resource needs prevents last-minute delays and keeps projects on track. 🔨 Empowering teams with clear processes reduces roadblocks and improves overall business efficiency.  … Book a free Strategy Session to start your journey toward building a sustainable business and balanced life: www.strategysession.com.au  And if you’re not already part of The Trade Den please come over to our community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thetradeden  Find out more about Pravar Group at www.pravargroup.com or https://www.instagram.com/pravargroup See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Alyssa interviews Kennedy and Barrington, a couple whose love story began at a wedding. They share the details of their relationship, from their initial meeting to the magical proposal at Rockefeller Center. The couple discusses the challenges they faced during their New York trip, including weather issues and logistical hurdles, ultimately leading to a heartfelt engagement on the ice. Their story highlights the importance of persistence, love, and the joy of shared experiences. Barrington and Kennedy Kinnard share their journey from proposal to wedding planning. They discuss the excitement and challenges of planning their wedding, the importance of capturing timeless moments through photography, and offer valuable advice for couples navigating the wedding planning process. Their love story unfolds with humor and heartfelt moments, showcasing their unique personalities and shared interests.Link to their viral video here: https://www.tiktok.com/@barrington_14/video/7451723912787873066 Follow Kennedy Here: https://www.instagram.com/kenn_kinn/Follow Barrington Here: https://www.instagram.com/barrington_14/ See more on this episode here: https://www.nashvillebrideguide.com/he-shut-down-the-rink-at-rockefeller-center-to-propose-kennedy-barringtonSubscribe to our podcast HERE: https://redcircle.com/shows/76e6a514-5adb-4b83-859d-208d403f23a5 See more videos on our Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@TheWeddingReporterPodcast/Follow The Wedding Reporter Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theweddingreporterpodcast/Download Our 5 Mistakes Couples Make After They Get Engaged Guide: https://www.thesparklersociety.com/5mistakesVisit https://www.NashvilleBrideGuide.com for more information!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-wedding-reporter-podcast/donations
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Episode Summary:In this episode, we sit down with Amy Salazar, a designer from California Closets in Houston. While known for closets, Amy explains how California Closets tackles organization challenges throughout the home, offering custom storage solutions designed to maximize functionality and enhance home value—starting with a free in-home consultation.Amy shares essential insights on custom storage solutions, including:✔️ The surprising range of spaces California Closets organizes, from offices and pantries to garages and media centers.✔️ Their detailed design process, featuring free in-home consultations, 3D renderings, and complete customization down to the eighth of an inch.✔️ How custom storage serves as an investment, improving daily life and boosting a home's appeal to potential buyers.✔️ Current trends like multi-functional "cloth offices" and hidden scullery pantries.✔️ How specialized accessories and budget-conscious design create tailored organizational solutions.California Closets aims to provide a solution for nearly any organizational need and works within client budgets. If you're looking to enhance your home's organization, functionality, and potential value, don’t miss this episode and learn how to connect with Amy, call (713) 785-0111, or visit a Houston showroom!
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In this episode of The Backyard Bouquet Podcast, we’re joined by one of the most respected voices in the cut flower industry—Dave Dowling. With over 20 years of experience as a flower farmer and now a trusted mentor to growers across North America, Dave shares insights you won’t want to miss.We talk about how he got started growing flowers (before Google existed!), what helped him turn a few backyard beds into a thriving year-round business, and the advice he gives most often to new flower farmers. From choosing the right flowers to grow, to selling at markets, working with florists, and applying for grants—this episode is packed with practical tips and hard-won wisdom.Whether you're dreaming of starting a flower farm or already deep in the growing season, Dave’s insights will help you build a more sustainable and profitable business—while remembering to enjoy the flowers along the way.In this episode, we talk about: How Dave got started in flower farming (and the book that sparked it) Tips for selling at farmers markets and to florists What makes a flower profitable—and what to grow more of The biggest mistakes new growers make Dave’s favorite flowers for market (and why lisianthus shines) How to apply for NRCS high tunnel grants The growing strength of the local flower movement Why collaboration beats competition in our industry What Dave hopes his legacy will be🌼 Want to connect with Dave?Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davemdowling/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DaveDowlingBallHortShow Notes: https://thefloweringfarmhouse.com/2025/04/29/ep-55-how-to-grow-and-sell-cut-flowers-successfully-with-dave-dowling/***Rate, Review, & Follow The Backyard Bouquet***If you enjoyed this episode, will you please consider leaving the podcast a review? Your review helps make the podcast more discoverable to others and allows me to continue creating more episodes. I'd love to know what you enjoyed most about the episode.New episodes every week to help keep your garden blooming!
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In today’s episode, I’m sitting down with Jillian from Sprouting Arrows to talk about something at the heart of the Homestead Challenge: remembering your why. Even though our paths look a little different—she homeschools, I don’t; she’s deeply driven by her faith, I have a different approach—we’re both working toward the same goal: creating a life that centers around family, simplicity, and purpose. Jillian shares her family's journey from living on two incomes (and unknowingly overspending) to thriving on less than $50,000 a year—all while growing closer as a family and living more intentionally. We dive deep into real-world tips for living frugally, finding joy at home, breaking free from consumer culture, and overcoming the pressure to "keep up" with others online or in real life. Whether you're dreaming of stepping back from the rush, spending more time with your family, or finding ways to live fully without overextending yourself—this conversation will encourage you and show you what’s possible. What we cover in this episode: Jillian’s journey to frugal living and her mindset shifts along the way How living with less has brought more joy, health, and connection to her family Practical ways to save money without feeling deprived Homesteading on a tight budget: creative ways to build a garden and make from-scratch living affordable Managing technology use and building peaceful, present rhythms at home Handling extracurricular activities in a way that doesn’t overwhelm your family life Tips for battling comparison—both online and in real life Why remembering your why makes all the difference when you're tempted to quit Resources Mentioned: Brittany: The Homestead Challenge Jillian:  Sprouting Arrows Enjoyed this episode? If this conversation encouraged you, take a screenshot and tag us on Instagram! You can find me at @brittanylgibson and Jillian at @sproutingarrows.