Category Archives for "Tiny House Podcast"
Dumpster Epiphanies With Jeff Wilson, Professor Dumpster
This week we visit with Jeff Wilson, aka Professor Dumpster. It all began when Jeff Wilson, a legit university professor in Texas, decided to simplify his life. Some may think he went too far, ending up living in a typical garbage dumpster. Not homeless, not jobless. By choice. That experience made Jeff a star of … Read more
Continue readingLeather, Boneyards And Awkwardness With Lee Pera
We visit this week with Lee Pera, co-founder of one of the most famous tiny house communities, Boneyard Studios. The community was an iconic representation of building community with Tiny Houses right up until its transformation into something different than what it originally ways. In this episode, Lee waxes poetically on her own journey, the … Read more
Continue readingOn legacy, cats, horror stories and success with Tiny House Builder Derin Williams
This week the hosts interview Tiny House star, builder and founder of Shelterwise Derin Williams. Derin has been building Tiny Houses for some time. Famous for his super-high-end design and construction, Derin recently has been host of Tiny House Hunting and featured in nearly every tiny Tiny House publication. His company Shelterwise, a specialty Design-Build … Read more
Continue readingHobbits, Hawaii and Living Richly with Tiny House Builder Kristie Wolfe
This week Tiny House Podcast features sn extra crazy episode this week. Kristie Wolfe is on fire to explore all expressions of Tiny Houses. Beginning with her first tiny house in Idaho, she then built a Tiny Tree House in Hawaii even Thurston Howell, III would love. Next Kristie built a Hobbit Hole in Washington … Read more
Continue readingBlasting Through the Past with Architect and Tiny House Grandfather, Lester Walker
This week, Tiny House Podcast interviews Lester Walker, regarded as the grandfather of the Tiny House movement. Lester was into tiny houses before they were even called that. While humans were being blasted into space in tiny capsules in the 60s, he wondered about similar spaces on land for living in. Then, 20 years later, … Read more
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