Tiny House Podcast

Tiny Housers all know Dee and Joan. And if you don’t, you should you Tiny House bastards. This week we corralled these two pioneers and got the long and the short, the high and the low, the skinny and the fat on their perspective of the movement, codes and what they think the future of Tiny House living is.

We corner the one, the only Macy Miller, pregnant no less, as she waxes philosophically on tiny houses, her experience with fame, approaching tiny houses “the right way” and what it’s like living in the fishbowl that is her life of fame. The Tiny House Podcast hosts find themselves at a loss of words, humbled before Macy’s expertise, her dedication to family, design, living authentically and listening to her dreams. Listen in. We think you’ll love it.

Designer, treehouse builder, creator and fanboy of Buckminster Fuller, Dustin Feider takes advantage of nature’s oxygen-makers to create nothing short of art. Dustin’s designs typically riffs off the “bucky ball” aka the geodesic dome. Primarily his treehouse designs are enjoyed by Californians and range from $10,000 to more than six figures. So where did this passion for trees, oxygen and unusual, artistic structures originate? You’re going to have to listen to the show to find out. But bring a healthy dose of “give us some slack”: We somehow got super-high in this episode and we sometimes make no fucking sense whatsoever.....plus we have a new co-host. No we didn’t shit-can Michelle. How could we do that? http://www.o2treehouse.com

#131 Driving with Style, No CDL Required – with Gregg Shields by Bigfoot Podcast Network

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 genesis of Boneyard, Leather and her latest joint endeavor the new Tiny House Collaborative.