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Whether you’re renovating or building new, how can you create a home you love? On any budget? Whether you’re renovating or building new, after all that time, money and effort to plan, design and build your project, you want it to be somewhere you love living don’t you! That’s the whole point isn’t it?  Well, in this episode, I’ve got 7 tips when it comes to creating a renovated or new home you love. I’ll be sharing with you what these 7 tips are, and how you can apply them on any budget to create a fantastic home that feels great.  And I also want to share some news with you about my online program “How to Get it Right in Your New Home or Reno”. If you’ve been thinking about joining, and you’re listening to this podcast before the 1st of October, 2019, you’re going to want to hear this important info. SHOW NOTES: Now before we get on with those 7 tips, I’d like you to first think for a moment about what stresses you about creating your future home. Through Undercover Architect, I have the privilege of connecting with and speaking with thousands of homeowners every year, and the fears and challenges they experience are all very similar. Perhaps these may be familiar to you. The 4 main fears I hear are: Budget … can I afford to do what I want to do, and how will I prevent blowouts? Time … how much time will this take, and how will I fit it into my life? Unknowns … and where they might trip you up Not stuffing it up … Getting it right And so, that’s why today, I really want to help you see what mistakes you can avoid so that you can save stress around these challenges. And what you need to know to get it right in the future home you’re creating. I’m going to be sharing the key characteristics common to fantastic homes. In almost 25 years of doing this, I’ve seen what works, and what doesn’t - over the long term. So, I’ll be sharing my proven methods to make your future home work for you. With all the choices you’ll be needing to make, you’ll then know what to prioritise, and what to avoid … and how you can create a renovated or new home you love … on any budget. Listen to the episode now.  And before I go, I want to share some news about my online program “How to Get it Right”. If you’d like more help and support in designing, building and renovating your home, it’s a fantastic way you can get properly prepared, and be supported with guidance, knowledge and tools to get it right in your future home, and the journey to create it. “How to Get it Right in Your Reno or New Home” is perfect if you’re still thinking about renovating or building, doing your research and getting prepared. It will radically streamline your process and help you not waste time or money. It’s also perfect if you’re about to start designing, or already have your design underway - whether working on it yourself, with a designer, or directly with a builder.  If you’re listening to this podcast at the time of release, I want to share with you that “How to Get it Right” is increasing in price on the 1st of October - 2019.  We've been adding new Q & A sessions, plus expert interviews, and it continues to be an incredible program that really helps homeowners get ready for their reno or new build. With no expiry, a monthly Q & A, a raft of know-how, checklists and tools AND a proven system ... it saves far, far more in stress, time and money, than the cost of joining. “How to Get it Right” is my own proven step by step system, that takes you through the 4 stages of any build or renovation project: Before you begin designing, we look at the things you need to do to get yourself prepared, find your team and avoid delays later Getting your design right dives into what are the core fundamentals of creating a great family home, how to get clear on what you need and want, and then communicate those things to those who need to know Before you build looks at getting your approvals, ensuring your quotes are accurate and all the things you need to do before construction so you don’t have variations and budget blowouts on site Getting your project built then steps you through choosing your builder, and sets up the process for great communication on site, as well as maintaining your systems and records during that time Hundreds and hundreds of homeowners have done this online program, and found it to be super helpful in arming them with the knowledge and resources they need to be confident in their project. More than one member has told me they’ve been asked what part of the industry they’re from because they know how to ask great questions and have informed conversations with their potential team members. This program is all about helping you move simply and efficiently through your project, saving time, money and stress. What I love most is hearing from homeowners about how much more relaxed they are about their projects. They still know there'll be challenges and hiccups ... but they have the tools and knowledge they need.   This may sound a little woo woo ... but how you show up in your renovation or new build project will totally impact the results you get. And if you want to show up as an informed and super savvy homeowner, getting educated is key. "How to Get it Right" simplifies this for you, as I take you through my own step-by-step system, with checklists and guides along the way. If you've been sitting on the fence about joining, grab the opportunity to access it now before the price rise on October 1st, 2019.   "How to Get it Right in Your Reno or New Build" will transform your renovation or building experience - and the finished home waiting for you at the end of your journey. Head to https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/how-to-get-it-right/ to learn more and join us. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST: See Amelia’s childhood home here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/homeyoulove And “How to Get it Right” is here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/how-to-get-it-right/  

How can you create a sustainable home that supports your health and well-being? Hello, and welcome to Episode 8 of Season 10. In this episode, I have two American design professionals. Both passionate about sustainability and creating a home that supports your health and well-being … and the planet as well … they have a wealth of knowledge and advice to share with you, wherever you’re building or renovating. Kate Hamblet of Balanced Architecture and Kyle Macht of Macht Architecture are awesome in this interview, generously giving loads of tips and strategies to help you create a sustainable, healthy home.  I can’t wait to introduce them to you, so, let’s dive in. SHOW NOTES: Now first up, we have Kate Hamblet on the podcast. Kate is owner and architect at Balanced Architecture, and she’s a licensed architect and sustainability expert. Balanced Architecture is a residential design studio that puts wellness and sustainability at the heart of every project. As a wellness architect, she designs fresh, modern structures and spaces that nourish the body, the mind and the earth. Her mission is to guide people to make their home environment as healthy as possible and to turn their homes from an unwelcoming environment to a healthful retreat. Kate is also the founder of “Balanced Home, Balanced Life”. This is an online resource that helps and teaches homeowners how to create healthy homes of their own that supporting their well-being and lifestyles in a sustainable way.  With well over a decade of architectural design experience, Kate has the expertise to guide families toward the creation of a home they will fall in love with, all while keeping them safe and encouraging a healthy lifestyle. She has the passion to improve others lives in the same way her own was improved when she created her own healthy home. Kate’s also provided a special resource for the Undercover Architect community - so scroll to the bottom to see that link. Now, let’s meet our next guest. Next, I’d love to introduce you to Kyle Macht of Macht Architecture. After graduating with a degree in Architectural Engineering from Pennsylvania State University, Kyle Macht joined a Green Design/Build firm that specialized in energy consulting. He worked as an energy consultant for commercial buildings and new homes before becoming the lead residential designer and managing construction of several projects.  In 2015, Kyle officially joined his father’s practice to reinforce and add to Macht Architecture’s capabilities and expertise in building science, construction technology, construction management, and residential design.  This move was a return to when Kyle first discovered architecture and engineering by working in his father’s studio while studying at Penn State. Kyle has decided there’s no place he’d rather be than working with his father again to pursue their common vision for architecture, sustainability and building science to translate each client’s dreams to their fullest potential. Listen to the episode now. And be sure to get in touch with Kate and Kyle to let them know you heard them on Undercover Architect, and to thank them for all they share!! This podcast is an edited version of the full interviews with Kate and Kyle. Those interviews are now featured inside my online course “The Welcome Home Course” for American homeowners.   Head to https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/the-welcome-home/ to learn more about “The Welcome Home Course”. In “The Welcome Home Course”, I’ve teamed up with award-winning American architect, Eric Reinholdt, to create a specific course for American homeowners. If you’re planning your renovation or new build, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and confused about the best way forward. Many homeowners make the mistake of diving in, and fall for all sorts of terrible advice as a result. And the journey becomes far more stressful, expensive and time consuming as a result. And their finished home never lives up to the dreams they held so dear. When you have the steps to follow … the map for your journey ahead, you can then move confidently towards that future home you’re dreaming of, and not waste any time or money.  When you know that step-by-step system has been created over decades of experience in hundreds and hundreds of family homes like yours, you can save so much stress in your project, and create a home that works and feels great. And when you have the steps, as well as professional know-how, design knowledge, tools, resources, and guides, you can shortcut your journey, enjoy your experience, and avoid the heartache and drama so many experience. If you’re keen to make your journey simpler, be confident that the home you’re dreaming of is achievable, and know the steps to get you there …’The Welcome Home Course’ is the way. Together with Eric, we’ve packaged up almost 45 years experience to show you the way to your future family home.   Head to https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/the-welcome-home/ to learn more and join us. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST: Find more information and links to Kate Hamblet, Balanced Architecture, here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/podcast-healthy-home-kate-hamblet-balanced-architecture Kate’s special resource can be found here >>> https://www.balancedhomebalancedlife.com/undercoverarchitect/ Learn more about Kyle Macht, and Macht Architecture, here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/podcast-designing-sustainable-home-kyle-macht-architecture Find out about “The Welcome Home Course” for American homeowners here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/the-welcome-home/ And “How to Get it Right” for Aussie homeowners here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/how-to-get-it-right/

How do you choose the right architect to work with? And how can you work well with them to keep your project on budget, and create a beautiful, long-term, family home? Welcome to Episode 2 of Season 10. In this episode, I have two Australian architects who are bringing their industry insider insights to you … and from both sides of the country, with very different careers. My first guest on this episode, is Christopher Megowan, of Megowan Architectural, a Melbourne-based firm. And my second guest is Suzie Hunt, of Suzanne Hunt Architect, a business based in Perth and working all through Western Australia. SHOW NOTES: Now, I’ve got a slightly longer episode for you this week, as I wanted to bring these interviews together, because I believe both these architects share a huge wealth of knowledge and experience, and what you’ll learn will really benefit you in your renovation or new build project. These guests are Christopher Megowan, of Megowan Architectural, a Melbourne-based firm, and Suzie Hunt, of Suzanne Hunt Architect, a business based in Perth and working all through Western Australia. So, firstly let me tell you about Chris. For over a decade, Christopher Megowan, director of M – A, has passionately dedicated himself to the study, teaching and practice of Architecture, design and development. Christopher earned a Bachelor of Architecture (5 Year professional degree) from the University of Southern California in 2008 where he received numerous honours, scholarships, grants and awards. Acting as owner, designer, and developer, he completed his first built work prior to graduating University. Since then, he has been involved in projects ranging from bar & cafe fitouts to single family homes & 50 unit mixed use developments. Prior to starting M – A, Christopher cut his teeth working for award winning Architecture practices in Los Angeles, London, and Melbourne. Christopher has taught multiple design and construction studios at the University of Melbourne and Monash University at both undergraduate and graduate levels as well as served as a guest critic in Architecture for several different courses. Megowan Architectural was established in 2009 and is a talented team of Architects that are united by a desire for excellence. M – A is less about a singular style, instead they are committed to the specifics of each project and to creating timeless spaces. Each project brings its own complexities and parameters which they carefully respond to by understanding their clients and how they want to interact with their spaces, and in turn how their spaces will interact with them. And, I can’t wait to introduce my SECOND guest for this interview … Suzie Hunt. Suzanne Hunt is an award-winning architect based in West Australia, and she founded her own practice, Suzanne Hunt Architect, in 2004. Suzanne Hunt Architect is a boutique architectural and interior design practice specialising in residential, heritage, hospitality and mixed use projects in Perth and country Western Australia. Known for her down-to-earth approach and wide-ranging professional and life experiences, architect Suzie Hunt has a warm and engaging manner that manifests in the buildings and spaces she designs. Her practice – founded in 2004 – specialises in architecture and interior design across a range of sectors, and provides strategic advice on design and heritage issues. Suzie employs a small in-house team of architects and interior designers, and works with trusted external consultants and professional builders, all of whom are selected for their expertise and suitability for each project. She prides herself on maintaining a highly personalised service for her clients, from site selection, initial briefing and concept design through to construction, administration and project completion. Her work is strongly influenced by Western Australia’s stunning landscapes, resulting in timeless buildings and spaces that are fit-for-purpose and beautifully detailed. Suzie brings a wealth of knowledge to the business of architecture; as well as running her own practice she has worked at state and local government levels, and currently sits on several executive boards. As such, Suzanne Hunt Architects delivers projects that are financially viable, environmentally sustainable and aesthetically innovative. One of Suzie’s most important roles as an architect is to help her clients enjoy their creative journey; she listens carefully so she can nurture and shape their dreams. “Great architecture enriches our lives physically, psychologically, spiritually and emotionally, and leaves a legacy for generations to come,” she says. “It’s important that we get it right, together.” Listen to the episode now. And be sure to get in touch with Suzie and Chris to let them know you heard them on Undercover Architect, and to thank them for all they share!! This podcast is an edited version of the full interviews with Chris and Suzie. Those interviews are now featured inside my online course “How to Get it Right in Your Reno or New Home” for Australian homeowners.   Head to https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/how-to-get-it-right/ to learn more about “How to Get it Right in Your Reno or New Home”. In the full interview, Chris also shares information on ... how he incorporates flexibility as an approach in his projects the design strategy that makes his own project (and home) a great example of what’s possible when desiging ‘in section’ his learnings from his own project, and what he recommends you consider in your own what makes a family home functional and flexible over the long-term In Suzie’s full interview, she has some great tips for ... how she assesses each project to be sure it’s tracking on budget, how homeowners have changed what they’re wanting in their homes over the past 14 years of her business, her thoughts on whether every project deserves an architect, and construction and planning in Western Australia (if you’re building or renovating in WA, this is awesome info!)   Wondering how to build or renovate your family home without the drama, budget blowouts or costly mistakes? The “How To Get It Right in Your Reno or New Home E-Course” gives you access to all of the information and knowledge you need to create the home you want. My years of experience with homeowners just like you, has shown me that making mis-steps in the early planning days ... and then continuing to make them ... can fundamentally impact your reno or building project. And send you in the wrong (and expensive) direction. “How To Get It Right” is designed on the system I’ve followed during my own, and my clients', renovation and building projects. It is a framework for your journey from start to finish. I arm you with the tools and knowledge you need to save time, money and stress. And get it right the first time. This detailed, step-by-step framework, will simplify your entire project journey and give you the tools to ... > Feel confident about the steps you need to take in your project. > Know how to keep everything on budget and on time. > Avoid the pitfalls and mistakes that lead to disaster stories. > Be in control, keep your sanity and enjoy the journey! "How to Get it Right in Your Reno or New Build" will transform your renovation or building experience - and the finished home waiting for you at the end of your journey.   Head to https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/how-to-get-it-right/ to learn more and join us. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST: Learn more about Chris Megowan and get links to Megowan Architectural, here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/podcast-one-thing-renovating-and-building-christopher-megowan-architect Find more information and links to Suzie Hunt, Suzanne Hunt Architect, here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/podcast-working-with-architect-suzanne-hunt-perth Find out about “The Welcome Home Course” for American homeowners here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/the-welcome-home/ And “How to Get it Right” for Aussie homeowners here >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/how-to-get-it-right/

Show Notes: Now its time to part with your money...We dive deep on this one guys. There are lots of different ways you can structure payments for your project and we layout some best practice of what has worked for us. We also added a few new docs to the download below: One is a worksheet so you can put in your total job cost and see what your payments will look like over time and the other is an example document for your signed document package + AIA forms. This is our Project Planning Series, which we initially launched as the first 7 episodes of this podcast. We are publishing them again to make sure all our new listeners get the benefit of the series, and as a refresher for those who have already heard them. There is a ton of information here, so please let us know if you have any questions. And if you know someone who has an upcoming renovation, or who would benefit from this series, PLEASE SHARE IT! We will be back with all new episodes after this series! Document Templates & Example Docs https://www.homewiththecousins.com/s/HomeWithTheCousins-Working-Files.zip Fieldlens: http://www.fieldlens.com #HOMEwTheCousins Follow Us: Anthony Instagram | Twitter | Facebook John Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Our Podcasting Kit: https://kit.com/CarrinoAnthony/podcast-kit

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Show Notes: Now its time to part with your money...We dive deep on this one guys.  There are lots of different ways you can structure payments for your project and we layout some best practice of what has worked for us. We also added a few new docs to the download below: One is a worksheet so you can put in your total job cost and see what your payments will look like over time and the other is an example document for your signed document package + AIA forms. Download: Document Templates & Example Docs https://www.homewiththecousins.com/s/HomeWithTheCousins-Working-Files.zip Questions/Comments/Criticism hit us on Twitter: #HOMEwTheCousins Follow Us: Anthony https://www.instagram.com/carrinoanthony/ https://www.facebook.com/carrinoanthony/ https://twitter.com/CarrinoAnthony John https://www.instagram.com/colanerijohn/ https://www.facebook.com/johncolaneritv/ https://twitter.com/colanerijohn Our Podcasting Kit: https://kit.com/CarrinoAnthony/podcast-kit Music Intro & Outro - Music

Anthology - 009 - Third from the Sun (The Twilight Zone S01E14) + Thy Will Be Done (Now is Tomorrow 1958 Unaired Pilot) This week, Matt reviews episode 14 from The Twilight Zone’s first season: Third from the Sun. He then ends the episode with a bonus review of the pilot episode of Now is Tomorrow, a sci-fi anthology series from 1958 that never aired, written by Richard Matheson. Tweet your thoughts on the podcast and The Twilight Zone itself @ObsessiveViewer. You can also reach the show on Anthology’s Facebook Page, email at Matt(at)ObsessiveViewer(dot)com, or call and leave a voicemail for the show: (317) 762-6099. Direct Download Link: http://traffic.libsyn.com/anthologypod/AP9.mp3 iTunes Google Play Runtime: 39:50 Timestamps Intro - 00:34 Third from the Sun - 01:50 Obsessive Viewer Promo - 21:46 Bonus Review: Thy Will Be Done (Now is Tomorrow pilot) - 22:55 Outro - 38:08 Show Notes Now is Tomorrow (1958) - Unaired SciFi Anthology Pilot - Part 1 Now is Tomorrow (1958) - Unaired SciFi Anthology Pilot - Part 2 Now is Tomorrow (1958) - Unaired SciFi Anthology Pilot - Part 3  Obsessive Viewer Podcast - This week's promo clip came from The Obsessive Viewer podcast episode 161 – Sick Day Viewings – Battlestar Galactica Season 1, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), Stagecoach (1939), and Idris Elba in The Dark Tower Facebook: AnthologyPod - Like Anthology on Facebook Twitter: @ObsessiveViewer - Tweet me your thoughts on the show Anthology’s Full Episode Archive Anthology’s RSS Feed Obsessive Viewer Subreddit Obsessive Viewer - Check out plenty of reviews of movies, TV shows and industry commentary at the blog that started it all. Obsessive Book Nerd - OV’s “sister site” where you can find book reviews and commentary on the evolving world of reading.

Show Notes: Now that My Gimpy Life season one series has come to an end. There will be no more companioncasts, but that doesn't mean the podcast is over... far from it. In this episode I sit down with the lovely Teal Sherer herself as we talk about the possibilities of Season Two and the Season One's two wins at the IAWTV Awards (International Academy of Web Television Awards) Please take note that this podcast is going on hiatus for the time being. Soon the Season two starts picking up I'll be back with more behind the scenes goodness. Thank you all who have downloaded and continue to spread the word about this great webseries and it's companioncast. thanks & enjoy, Kenny Other Important Links Listen on Stitcher Radio HERE Twitter - Host Kenny @Geekyfanboy My Gimpy Life @MyGimpyLife Teal Sherer @TealSherer Facebook - www.facebook.com/mygimpylife You Tube Channel - My Gimpy Life Podcast promo’s played during the show this week: Confesssions of a Fanboy Anomaly Knights of the Guild Podcast My Gimpy Life Podcast has a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. © Geekyfanboy Productions My Gimpy Life Season 1 is sponsored by Dracogen http://www.dracogen.com

Show Notes: Now that My Gimpy Life season one series has come to an end. There will be no more companioncasts, but that doesn't mean the podcast is over... far from it. In this episode I sit down with Costume Designer Kristin Ingram as we talk about wardrobe for Season one. thanks & enjoy, Kenny Other Important Links Twitter - Host Kenny @Geekyfanboy My Gimpy Life @MyGimpyLife Teal Sherer @TealSherer Facebook - www.facebook.com/mygimpylife You Tube Channel - My Gimpy Life Podcast promo’s played during the show this week: Confesssions of a Fanboy Anomaly Knights of the Guild Podcast My Gimpy Life Podcast has a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. © Geekyfanboy Productions My Gimpy Life Season 1 is sponsored by Dracogen http://www.dracogen.com

Show Notes: Now that My Gimpy Life season one series has come to an end. There will be no more companioncasts, but that doesn't mean the podcast is over... far from it. In this episode I update listeners on what is happening with various cast members. Also have an audio comment from faithful listener Steven Cain. There is also a special announcement about more My Gimpy Life webseries. thanks & enjoy, Kenny Other Important Links Twitter - Host Kenny @Geekyfanboy My Gimpy Life @MyGimpyLife Teal Sherer @TealSherer Yuri Lowenthal @YuriLowenthal Tara Platt @taraplatt Daryl Crittenden @irdaryl Marissa Cuevas @MarissaCuevas Teale Sperling @TealeSperling Steven Dengler @Dracogen Shelf Life - http://ShelflifeTheSeries Steven Dengler's website http://XE.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/mygimpylife You Tube Channel - My Gimpy Life Webseries and other show promo’s played during the show this week: Pegwarmers - The Geeks Shall Inherit The Earth http://pegwarmers.tv/ Podcast promo’s played during the show this week: Confesssions of a Fanboy The Upper Memory Block Podcast My Gimpy Life Podcast has a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. © Geekyfanboy Productions My Gimpy Life Season 1 is sponsored by Dracogen http://www.dracogen.com

Show Notes: Now that My Gimpy Life season one series has come to an end. There will be no more companioncasts, but that doesn't mean the podcast is over... far from it. In this episode I sit down with Director and SFX maker Greg Aronowitz and talk about the making of the book cover " Blind Desire" for Episode 4 (See full size cover below) I play audio comments from viewers Jane Hash and Dr. Ravi Malhotra. thanks & enjoy, Kenny Other Important Links Twitter - Host Kenny @Geekyfanboy My Gimpy Life @MyGimpyLife Teal Sherer @TealSherer Facebook - www.facebook.com/mygimpylife You Tube Channel - My Gimpy Life Jane Hash Blog with link to her interview with Teal Sherer as they talk about My Gimpy Life http://thegimpavenger.blogspot.com/2012/09/teal-sherer-of-my-gimpy-life.html Webseries and other show promo’s played during the show this week: Geek Therapy Podcast promo’s played during the show this week: Confesssions of a Fanboy Anomaly My Gimpy Life Podcast has a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. © Geekyfanboy Productions My Gimpy Life Season 1 is sponsored by Dracogen http://www.dracogen.com

Show Notes: Now that My Gimpy Life season one series has come to an end. There will be no more companioncasts, but that doesn't mean the podcast is over... far from it. Here is the first of many episodes where I sit down with the creator Teal Sherer as we talk about her thoughts on the overall season. Teal also answers some questions for Gimpy fans. We love to hear your thought in future podcasts or if you have any questions for Teal.  Please email me an audio comment or written email to MyGimpyLifePodcast@gmail.com thanks & enjoy, Kenny Other Important Links Twitter - Host Kenny @Geekyfanboy My Gimpy Life @MyGimpyLife Teal Sherer @TealSherer Facebook - www.facebook.com/mygimpylife You Tube Channel - My Gimpy Life Webseries and other show promo’s played during the show this week: Geek Therapy Podcast promo’s played during the show this week: Knights of the Guild Podcast Confesssions of a Fanboy My Gimpy Life Podcast has a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. © Geekyfanboy Productions My Gimpy Life Season 1 is sponsored by Dracogen http://www.dracogen.com