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Hosted by Sheri Scott, Marilyn Moedinger · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 58 episodes
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Everyone talks about how hard it is to do a major renovation or custom home building project, but we are here to take the guesswork and fear out of it. Join two veteran architects: Sheri Scott of Spring House Architects, and Marilyn Moedinger of Runcible Studios, as they sit down with folks who have been through the renovation or building process. Our guests will offer their best tips and tricks, and answer the key question: "What do you know NOW that you WISH you'd known when you started?"
Sheri Scott, Marilyn Moedinger hosts Home: The Second Story, a arts show with 58 episodes published.
In this episode of Home: The Second Story , Sheri Scott and Marilyn Moedinger talk with Caleb Fetter, President and Managing Partner at RMS in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. RMS is an electrical services provider, lighting spe
In this snack-sized episode of Home: The Second Story , we talk about uncertainty and how much of it shows up when homeowners are deciding whether to renovate, build new, or take on a custom residential project. Big proj
In this one-year anniversary episode of Home: The Second Story , we look back at what the podcast has taught us about homeowners, custom projects, and the conversations people need before they begin. The show started as
In our third mailbag episode, we answer three listener questions about hiring a builder, comparing bids, and knowing when plans are detailed enough for pricing. The first question asks what homeowners should ask builders
In this snack-sized episode of Home: The Second Story , we talk about the difference between trendy and timeless design, and why that question comes up so often for homeowners. Clients often arrive with inspiration image
In this episode of Home: The Second Story, we welcome Craig Hyson and Nick Blessing from Pella Windows & Doors of Cincinnati. This conversation is for homeowners who are starting a custom home, a large renovation, or eve
We talk about decision fatigue in home renovation and custom building, and why it catches so many homeowners off guard. The core issue is mental exhaustion. People already have full lives before a project starts, and the
We talk with Patrick Paul about a Brooklyn gut renovation that began as something much smaller and turned into a much bigger project. Patrick bought a two-family home in a historic district in New York City after years o
In this snack-sized episode, we lay out three simple phrases that help when a construction project starts to feel tense or disorganized. The focus is not on winning an argument. It is on getting everyone back to the same
In this episode, we talk with John and Lauren Katzman about building their custom multi-generational home in Powell, Ohio, just north of Columbus. Their project was a new build on five acres near a pond and woods. They b
Today we focus on why HVAC design matters far earlier in a project than most homeowners expect. Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning shape more than temperature. These systems affect comfort, humidity, indoor air q
In this mailbag episode of Home: The Second Story, we answer three questions that come up early in almost every home project. First, we talk about the fear of missing hidden constraints before buying a property or commit
We open this snack size episode by asking a simple but critical question. How do we estimate the cost of a renovation or new home when the design is still evolving? We explain that the conversation starts before someone
We talk with Cami Pinsak about a kitchen remodel in her 1950 ranch home in Camarillo, California, and the conversation turns into a very clear lesson about what happens when a homeowner tries to manage too much of a reno
In this episode, we take on a question we hear all the time: do you really need an architect? We explain that the answer is yes and no, because it depends on the type of project, the location, and what the homeowner is t
In our first mailbag episode, we answer four questions that come up all the time for homeowners who are trying to make smart decisions before starting a renovation or new build. We start with a question about whether a $
Today. we talk about regrets—specifically, the kinds of regrets homeowners have after a renovation or new home build—and why having some level of imperfection is inevitable. We start by setting expectations. There is no
This is Taylor's final episode on Home: The Second Story, and we use the moment to pull together the biggest lessons we have heard across roughly 40 conversations with homeowners. Call your architect or designer early, b
Choosing the right builder is one of the most critical — and most misunderstood — parts of any renovation or new home project: . We talk through how this decision can dramatically shape the project experience and why it'
In this snack-size episode, we talk about quality of workmanship in residential construction and why it’s such a common source of stress for homeowners. We frame the conversation around punch lists, expectations, and the
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Home: The Second Story is hosted by Sheri Scott, Marilyn Moedinger. The show is categorised under arts (design) and has published 58 episodes.
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