This is officially the 25th episode of Joe Ruggiero Inspired. Hope you've enjoyed the program so far!

Today, Joe responds to questions from you, his listeners. Take a listen.

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For the first time on Joe Ruggiero Inspired, Karyn Millet is back on the program to talk about her new book, The Accidental Photographer. 

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For Parrish Robe, design runs in the family. As a decorator and entrepreneur, she has built a thriving business fueled by passion for her craft, a business that she's able to use to support her family. 

You can see her work on Cameron Design. 

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Where do you spend the majority of your time each week? For most Americans, the answer is the workplace. It’s one of the many concepts designer Stanley Felderman has seized upon during his storied career, which also includes exhibits around the world MOMA and the Whitney Museum of Art. 

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Storied architect Tim Barber designs new custom homes and does full renovations. But it's his restoration work across California and beyond truly motivates him; work that's inspired by tradition, innovation and the environment. He stops by the podcast to chat about why we should invest in restoration, not just in architecture but life in general.

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Textile designer Lisa Miller has lived all across Europe and her experiences inform her one-of-a-kind designs. She stops by the podcast to talk about the crossroads we encounter in life and what to do when we get there. 

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Reggie Scully is a contractor with a Hollywood journey. He stops by to talk with Joe about his experiences living and working in LA; experiences that can only happen here. 

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New York Editor Beverly McGuire Schnur has a deep appreciation for design. She stops by the podcast to talk about her life's work and why documentation is so important.

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Michele Trout of Bonesteel Trout Hall treats California's natural beauty - the Pacific, the mountains and forests - as her muse when designing for residential homes. She stops by the podcast to talk about her process, design aesthetic and what keeps her interiors fresh.

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Landscape architect Juan Camilo Ospina Londoño of Hoffman & Opsina stops by to talk about how he draws inspiration from nature and some tips for your own home.

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