Category Archives for "Tiny House Podcast"
Rahul Salazar’s Quixote Village Has No Interest In Windmills
Former Parole Officer turned Program Manager Rahul Salazar runs Quixote Village, a unique permanent resident facility for the homeless. What makes the village unique is residents live in 30 tiny houses. Quixote Village grew from the vision of a self-governing community of homeless adults in Olympia, Washington. In addition to the 30 tiny houses, Quixote … Read more
Continue readingSewer Pipe Dreams: Andreas Strauss Creates Successful hotel From Sewer Pipe
This week, Tiny House Podcast “travels” to Europe to interview Andreas Strauss, inventor, designer, hotelier. Ever considered living in a sewer pipe? After this episode you will. Andreas is the creator behind the word’s first hotel where the rooms are fashioned from nine-ton (brand new) city sewer pipes. Affectionately called The Daspark Hoteliers, the hotel … Read more
Continue readingTiny House Builder Eric Bohne Podcast
This week Tiny House Podcast visits a unique Tiny House and its Builder Eric Bohne. The Firebird not your ordinary tiny house. Eric Bohne is not your ordinary tiny house builder. More of an engineering artist, tinkerer and vastly skilled builder, Eric has created an unusual but highly functional design for a tiny house. We’re … Read more
Continue readingA Tiny House and a Barrel of Monkeys (and other zaniness)
This week Tiny House Podcast hosts Michelle, Mark and Perry chat with Trevor Gay and Mary Benasutti. They live in a tiny house located in a unique situation: on a rescued animal farm. With monkeys, raccoons, peacock, horses, opossum and a menagerie of cats, the show goes off the rails….fast! You can also follow them … Read more
Continue readingAbel Zimmerman Builds The Most Beautiful Tiny Houses
This week’s Tiny House Podcast features carpenter, nerd savant and maker of unquestionably the most beautiful and artistic tiny houses in the world, Abel Zimmerman and his crew at Zyl Vardos. They are the cream of the tiny house builder crop. Abel’s tiny houses look like blends of fortune cookies, boats and artistic flair, as … Read more
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