Zola welcomes Eli Spevak of Orange Splot, Portland, Oregon developer-builder-advisor, who treats development as a mission by paying himself less and reinvesting in community features like common houses and public...

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Homefullness
Hosted by Zola Rose · society · EN
About this Podcast:
The show’s purpose is to enable, inspire, and facilitate the creation of affordable places to live that are socially and ecologically connected, and co-designed with the people who live there.Around the world, housing is a challenge--it is plagued with problems of unaffordability, of insufficient homes for local people, lack of diversity in housing typology, sprawl, low-quality unhealthy homes, rental insecurity, construction waste, and more…A regenerative and collaborative approach is needed. With this platform and network, we can change the narrative and mobilize role players and citizens to advocate for and develop housing and neighbourhoods that are places of belonging, while also providing solutions that address some of the biggest challenges of our time.
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What is Homefullness about?
The show’s purpose is to enable, inspire, and facilitate the creation of affordable places to live that are socially and ecologically connected, and co-designed with the people who live there.
Who hosts Homefullness?
Homefullness is hosted by Zola Rose. The show has published 32 episodes to date.
What has Homefullness covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Eli Spevak on Building Climate-Friendly, Community-Oriented Housing, and Changing the Rules on Housing" (28 September 2026, 55 minutes), "Homefullness in Motion: My Move to Auckland, Selling My Tiny Home & PledgeMe Campaign" (13 September 2026, 29 minutes), and "Small-Scale Equitable Housing Development That Empowers Community" (20 August 2026, 47 minutes).
How often does Homefullness publish?
Homefullness publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 32 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Homefullness?
Booking probability for Homefullness is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Homefullness requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Homefullness's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Homefullness?
The strongest fits for Homefullness are Property Management & Appraisal. Homefullness has a society audience.
About the host
Zola Rose hosts Homefullness, a society podcast with 32 episodes published.
Recent episodes
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Sep 28, 202655 min
Sep 13, 202629 minIn this episode I shine light on the behind the scenes of my own personal homefullness challenge & opportunity, and the same for the show itself. I've got to move: My tiny home lease at the Riverside intentional...
Aug 20, 202647 minZola interviews Emerging Realtor, Desmond, about building equitable neighborhoods through development, strategy, and education. He frames “homefullness” as rebuilding true community—neighbors knowing each other...
Jun 3, 202620 minSustaining Homefullness: Building a Collective Future for Affordable, Regenerative Housing This special Homefullness Show episode because it is a call for collaboration to keep this show alive and the Homefullness...
May 6, 202646 minRobin Allison is the founder of Earthsong EcoNeighbourhood in West Auckland, a 32-home, medium-density cohousing community on 1.2 hectares. It is guided by permaculture ethics, eco-building, and social sustainability...
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Episode #27
Designing Connection with Neighbours
Apr 1, 202634 minApril Theme: Belonging and the Neighbour Connection Challenge In this episode, Zola introduces April’s theme of belonging through designing connection with neighbours, linking it to Common Ground’s focus on collective...
Mar 13, 202622 minReshaping Aotearoa’s Planning Laws: Regenerative Housing, Community Agency, and Structural Affordability New Zealand’s housing crisis, like many countries around the world, stems from a system producing unaffordable...

Episode #25
From Vision to Reality of Building a Thriving Ecovillage: Interview with founder Lyndall Parris
Feb 16, 20261 hourZola interviews Lyndall Parris, founder and resident of Narara Ecovillage on Australia’s central, east coast (about an hour north of Sydney), about what it takes to create and lead an intentional ecovillage from vision...
Jan 27, 20261 hourIn this episode, host Zola Rose interviews Zola Ndimande, a Zulu woman from KwaZulu Natal South Africa about her return to her ancestral land to build her own home using traditional earth building methods, and...
Dec 22, 202535 minZola Rose interviews Magda Garbarczyk from Fine Line Architecture about the 'Straw Lines' project, a modular housing system using low carbon materials like straw and timber to address New Zealand's housing crisis...
Dec 9, 202549 minHost Zola Rose interviews Trystan and Stephanie from the Peterborough Housing Cooperative to discuss this housing model that is a rarity in Aotearoa NZ (a more common model in Europe). They explore how the cooperative...

Episode #21
Recipes for Baking Belonging into Housing: Zola’s journey from Homelessness to Homefullness
Oct 27, 202542 minShow host Zola shares her personal experience with housing instability through a creative reading of her unpublished article titled 'Homefullness: Recipes for Baking, Belonging, Connection, and Resilience into Housing...

Episode #20
Rethinking Rural Development: How Alignment of Planning Policy Enables Sustainable Hamlets
Sep 25, 202553 minIn this episode Zola interviews Steven Liaros to discuss the importance and the roadmap to create a network of Circular Economy Villages (CEV). These villages aim to integrate private housing development with public...

Episode #19
Empowering Women to End Homelessness
Sep 9, 202551 minIn this episode of the Homefullness Show, Dionne Payne, founder of Women for Homes, discusses her ambitious mission to inspire 1 million women to invest $5,000 each to end homelessness by 2030. She is inviting women to...
Aug 6, 202551 minIn this episode, host Zola interviews Zahra Lightway about her tour of eco villages across Australia, India, and Europe. The conversation explore what made the ecovillages she visited successful, mainly a robust...
Jul 21, 202551 minIn this episode of the Homefulness Show, host Zola Rose engages with Jo, the chair of the Hemp Builders Association in New Zealand, and Barbara, a resident of a hempcrete home, to explore the benefits and potential of...

Episode #16
Real Estate In Service to Regeneration: Home as a place that nourishes life, connection, and meaning
Jun 20, 202546 minZola explores the concept of regenerative real estate with Neal Collins, founder of the Regenerative Real Estate Podcast and Choose Latitude. The discussion delves into transformative housing models that prioritize...

Episode #15
Bridging the gap to resource communities to lead their own affordable housing development
May 26, 202547 minIn this episode, host Zola Rose discusses what creates successful community-led housing (CLH) with guest Thomas Moore, a senior lecturer in Geography and Planning at the University of Liverpool. They explore the concept...

Episode #14
Connecting with Nature and Community: Lessons from Growing Up in an Off-Grid Home in Africa
May 7, 202551 minIn this special episode of the Homefullness Show, host Zola Rose sits down for an engaging interview with her daughter Oriah, a law student at Otago University in New Zealand. They explore Oriah's unique upbringing in...
Mar 28, 202550 minSophie, a public works advisor at Land Information New Zealand, discusses her PhD in law, focusing on achieving housing affordability through collective housing, and cooperative housing in particular. The conversation...
Recent guests
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Thomas Moore
psychotherapist, writer and spiritual teacher, UC San Diego School of Medicine
Susan Davies
executive vice president for Enrollment and Student Affairs, The Trails and Open Space Coalition
Nick Clark
Generations Pastor at Deep Creek Anglican, Fairbanks Professional Firefighters
Eli Spevak
Orange Splot
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