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Keep Craft Alive Podcast: Ep. 2, Josh Salinger, Construction Business Owner

Hear about the ups and downs on one builder's quest to create a company where quality of life is as important as quality of work.
Podcast 350: 40th-Anniversary-Edition Interview With John Carroll

In this week's special anniversary episode, regular listener Ian Schwandt interviews longtime FHB contributor and Taunton Press book author John Carroll.
Keep Craft Alive Podcast: Ep. 1, Travis Brungardt, Builder

Hear about the challenges and rewards of being a builder focused on sustainable, resilient construction in a region of the country not traditionally known for energy-efficient homes.
Podcast 348: Building Porches, Reworking Flush Doors, and Swapping a Basement Beam

Rob, Brian, and Patrick hear from listeners about sturdy fences and clean energy before talking questions about long-lasting porches, upgrading flush doors, and increasing the span of a basement beam.
Podcast 346: Music Studios, Reducing Building Costs, and Indoor-Air Purifiers

Matt, Kiley, and Patrick hear from listeners about energy-integration experts and ICC lawsuits before taking questions on converting a hog barn into a music studio, reducing costs in a new build, and the effectiveness of indoor-air purifiers.
Podcast 344: Bad Contractors, Failed Foundation Walls, and Bonfig Roofs

Brian, Rob, and Patrick hear from listeners about power-grid efficiency and attic delta-Ts before taking questions about bad plumbers, bowed foundation walls, and boosting the energy performance of a brick cape.
Podcast 342: Thermally Broken Slabs, Wet Walls, and Reinforcing Block Foundations

Brian, Matt, and Patrick hear from listeners about job-site safety and fence posts before taking questions about thermally broken slabs, construction training for Spanish speakers, and strengthening foundations in seismic zones.
Podcast 340: Fixing Wood Floors, Books for Builders, and Less-Ugly Split-Levels

Matt, Rob, and Patrick hear from listeners about cutting down doors and using hybrid trucks for power, before taking listener questions about matching new floors to existing stairs, heat-pump water heaters, and good books for builders.
Podcast 338: Long-Lasting Fence Posts, Leaky Basements, and Seasonally Wet Walls

Brian, Matt, and Patrick hear from listeners about storm windows and putting dishwashers in weird places before taking questions about insulating walls without sheathing, the best way to build a fence, and how to make cancelled basement windows watertight.
Podcast 336: Women in Construction

GBA senior editor Kiley Jacques talks with architect Emily Mottram and builder Dejah Leger about the advantages of being a woman in the industry.