Hosted by The LOTS Project · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 300 episodes
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The LOTS Project hosts The LOTS Project Morning Show, a society show with 300 episodes published.
A simple flooring project turned into another lesson in why building your own cabin is never as straightforward as it looks. This week I talk through the latest cabin progress, why weather is becoming the next obstacle,
A camera on a pole doesn't sound like a big deal. Until it becomes a network. Until it follows vehicles across jurisdictions. Until it starts identifying people instead of license plates. And until cities start realizing
A chainsaw refusing to cooperate. Trees that still need clearing. A biochar experiment that didn't go exactly as planned. And somehow, all of it led back to a bigger question: are we spending too much time watching the c
This week starts with cabin cleanup and a reality every builder eventually faces: everybody has advice and half of it contradicts the other half. I'm getting ready for flooring installation and trying to sort through the
The cabin hit a major milestone this week. After months of learning, climbing ladders, making mistakes, fixing mistakes, and figuring things out one project at a time, the trim is finally finished and the cabin is offici
This episode starts with anniversary week and porch furniture… and somehow ends with steroid-enhanced athletes, collapsing Middle East peace talks, and the political machine steamrolling Thomas Massie. Pretty standard 20
The cabin officially has sheet metal on all four sides, and now comes the phase where confidence slowly turns into second-guessing your own decisions. This episode gets into: wrapping up the exterior metal worklearning c
Some weeks you make solid progress. Other weeks you realize the real problem isn’t building a cabin… it’s dealing with people. This episode starts with a win—figuring out a scaffolding + ladder setup that actually worked
Gas goes up 50 cents in a single day… and nobody really questions it anymore. Meanwhile, headlines are pushing a “backyard chicken problem” based on 34 cases across the entire country. In this episode, we break down both
You ever notice how the story is always about “safety”… until you actually see how it gets used? This episode starts with real progress—finally getting a full side of the cabin done and figuring out window trim the hard
Some weeks you make progress. Some weeks you make progress and realize how much stuff is broken—tools, systems, and people. This one had both. The cabin is finally starting to come together. Metal is going up, problems a
The cabin finally got its first metal on this week… which should have been the big story. Instead, progress got sidelined by literal cannon fire because apparently that’s a normal sentence in Tennessee. In this episode,
The cabin didn’t move forward this week—and not for any of the reasons you’d expect. A simple mistake stalled the build, which turned into one of those weeks where you realize how fragile progress actually is. At the sam
The cabin took another step forward this week. Metal is ordered. That should feel like a clean win, except the water tank deal disappeared almost immediately, so now the plan shifts again. From there, this episode goes w
This episode has a common theme, even if it doesn’t look like it at first. The cabin is moving forward, but in the least glamorous way possible—door installs, bad hardware out of the box, measuring trim, planning metal,
The deck is done. The storms are here. And somehow the news cycle got even dumber. In this episode, I talk through the latest cabin progress after finally finishing the back deck, stairs, and railing, including the mista
This week the cabin actually moved forward, which felt nice for a change. I get into the deck progress, the next steps on the build, and why Kori and I finally pulled the trigger on a trailer after getting tired of fight
This one’s three threads that all connect in the same annoying way: systems break… and you either adapt or pay later. First: cabin update. We knocked out all 10 windows, built shallow stairs for big dogs and bad hips, an
In Episode 876 of The LOTS Project Morning Show, Brian checks in with real-world progress (cabin work), real-world costs (a surprise tariff bill), and the real-world circus (aliens/UAPs hitting the headlines again right
In Episode 875 of The LOTS Project Morning Show (Feb 16, 2026): Brian shares progress on the Tennessee cabin build after weather delays, including window installs and deck planning. Then we break down the Ring Super Bowl
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