<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1756596/fan_mail/new">Send us Fan Mail</a>This is season 2 of Candid Tiny House where we peek behind the scenes of the successful campaign to change tiny house laws in Central Victoria, to show you how you can campaign to replicate the changes in your home town. Kaz Neilson is key to this second attempt at changing tiny house laws. She is the coordinator for My Home Network, the driving force behind the new campaign. Kathryn McGoldrick is a tiny house dweller and advocate, who solved her homelessness through building a tiny house on wheels. They share the steps they took to campaign for change that they needed to see happen, and inspire and educate along the way. Music by Scott Buckley <a href='https://dhelkayahealth.org.au/my-home-network/'>My Home Network Info Page</a> <a href='https://fredstinyhouses.com.au/candid-tiny-house/new-campaign-new-strategies/'>Episode Page</a> <a href='https://www.tinyhouseuniversity.com.au/courses/how-to-build-a-tiny-house'>How To Build a Tiny House - Australian Online Course</a> <a href='https://fredstinyhouses.com.au/tiny-house-trailer/'>Tiny House Trailers</a>

Send us Fan Mail This is season 2 of Candid Tiny House where we peek behind the scenes of the successful campaign to change tiny house laws in Central Victoria, to show you how you can campaign to replicate the changes in your home town. Kaz Neilson is key to this second attempt at changing tiny house laws. She is the coordinator for My Home Network, the driving force behind the new campaign. Kathryn McGoldrick is a tiny house dweller and advocate, who solved her homelessness through building a tiny house on wheels. They share the steps they took to campaign for change that they needed to see happen, and inspire and educate along the way. Music by Scott Buckley My Home Network Info Page Episode Page How To Build a Tiny House - Australian Online Course Tiny House Trailers

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1756596/fan_mail/new" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send us Fan Mail</a>This is season 2 of Candid Tiny House where we peek behind the scenes of the successful campaign to change tiny house laws in Central Victoria, to show you how you can campaign to replicate the changes in your home town. Kaz Neilson is key to this second attempt at changing tiny house laws. She is the coordinator for My Home Network, the driving force behind the new campaign. Kathryn McGoldrick is a tiny house dweller and advocate, who solved her homelessness through building a tiny house on wheels. They share the steps they took to campaign for change that they needed to see happen, and inspire and educate along the way. Music by Scott Buckley <a href="https://dhelkayahealth.org.au/my-home-network/" rel="noopener noreferrer">My Home Network Info Page</a> <a href="https://fredstinyhouses.com.au/candid-tiny-house/new-campaign-new-strategies/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Episode Page</a> <a href="https://www.tinyhouseuniversity.com.au/courses/how-to-build-a-tiny-house" rel="noopener noreferrer">How To Build a Tiny House - Australian Online Course</a> <a href="https://fredstinyhouses.com.au/tiny-house-trailer/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Tiny House Trailers</a>

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Candid Tiny House is an Australian podcast about the real experience of building, living, and advocating for tiny houses on wheels.Hosted by Shannon Schultz from Fred’s Tiny Houses, the podcast features honest, candid conversations with people who have built their own tiny houses in Australia, taken workshops or online courses with Fred, and navigated the full journey from planning to living tiny.Instead of glossy social media posts or idealised tiny house tours, Candid Tiny House focuses on the realities of designing, building, and living in a tiny house that is both a safe road vehicle and a comfortable home.Across the series, guests share lessons learned, challenges overcome, and insights gained — from technical building tips and budgeting, to problem-solving, community support, and the physical and emotional demands of a tiny house project.You can also watch video interviews, tours, and build footage on the Fred’s Tiny Houses YouTube channel, and see photos and articles about each build on the Fred’s Tiny Houses blog.Season 1 – Building Tiny Houses on Wheels Season 1 introduces listeners to clients who took a Fred’s Tiny Houses trailer, workshop, or online course and then built their own homes.These interviews dig into the reality of the build:<ul><li>The financial costs and savings</li><li>What they wish they knew before starting</li><li>Injuries, setbacks, and community support</li><li>Creative compromises and innovations</li></ul>Season 1 focuses on DIY builds in Australia, giving builders practical lessons and inspiration for designing a home that works both on the road and year-round.Season 2 – Advocacy in Action: Changing the Law for Tiny Houses Season 2 is a documentary-style series that tracks a small Australian town’s three-year journey and two attempts to change local laws to support tiny house living.Listeners follow the advocacy process from start to finish, learning how grassroots communities can:<ul><li>Build awareness and support for tiny house-friendly policies</li><li>Navigate local councils and legal frameworks</li><li>Organise campaigns and gather community backing</li><li>Turn setbacks into victories</li></ul>This season is a how-to guide for tiny house advocacy, showing that change is possible when communities work together.Season 3 – Life After the Build Season 3 revisits past clients who have now lived in their tiny houses and can reflect on the full journey — from early building stages to everyday tiny house life.Guests share stories of:<ul><li>Families living with children and even having home births in tiny houses</li><li>Builders achieving financial freedom by reducing housing costs</li><li>People who used their tiny house build as a stepping stone into hands-on construction skills</li><li>Couples and individuals adapting their design as their lives evolved</li></ul>These candid conversations offer invaluable insights for anyone considering a DIY tiny house build in Australia and show the real rewards — and challenges — of tiny house living.Candid Tiny House – Real people. Real builds. Real stories.Hosted by Shannon Schultz from Fred’s Tiny Houses, supporting Australians to build their own tiny houses, advocate for tiny house-friendly policies, and learn from people who’ve walked the path before them.

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Candid Tiny House is an Australian podcast about the real experience of building, living, and advocating for tiny houses on wheels. Hosted by Shannon Schultz from Fred’s Tiny Houses, the podcast features honest, candid conversations with people who have built their own tiny houses in Australia, taken workshops or online courses with Fred, and navigated the full journey from planning to living tiny. Instead of glossy social media posts or idealised tiny house tours, Candid Tiny House focuses on the realities of designing, building, and living in a tiny house that is both a safe road vehicle and a comfortable home. Across the series, guests share lessons learned, challenges overcome, and insights gained — from technical building tips and budgeting, to problem-solving, community support, and the physical and emotional demands of a tiny house project. You can also watch video interviews, tours, and build footage on the Fred’s Tiny Houses YouTube channel, and see photos and articles about each build on the Fred’s Tiny Houses blog. Season 1 – Building Tiny Houses on Wheels Season 1 introduces listeners to clients who took a Fred’s Tiny Houses trailer, workshop, or online course and then built their own homes. These interviews dig into the reality of the build:The financial costs and savingsWhat they wish they knew before startingInjuries, setbacks, and community supportCreative compromises and innovationsSeason 1 focuses on DIY builds in Australia, giving builders practical lessons and inspiration for designing a home that works both on the road and year-round. Season 2 – Advocacy in Action: Changing the Law for Tiny Houses Season 2 is a documentary-style series that tracks a small Australian town’s three-year journey and two attempts to change local laws to support tiny house living. Listeners follow the advocacy process from start to finish, learning how grassroots communities can:Build awareness and support for tiny house-friendly policiesNavigate local councils and legal frameworksOrganise campaigns and gather community backingTurn setbacks into victoriesThis season is a how-to guide for tiny house advocacy, showing that change is possible when communities work together. Season 3 – Life After the Build Season 3 revisits past clients who have now lived in their tiny houses and can reflect on the full journey — from early building stages to everyday tiny house life. Guests share stories of:Families living with children and even having home births in tiny housesBuilders achieving financial freedom by reducing housing costsPeople who used their tiny house build as a stepping stone into hands-on construction skillsCouples and individuals adapting their design as their lives evolvedThese candid conversations offer invaluable insights for anyone considering a DIY tiny house build in Australia and show the real rewards — and challenges — of tiny house living. Candid Tiny House – Real people. Real builds. Real stories. Hosted by Shannon Schultz from Fred’s Tiny Houses, supporting Australians to build their own tiny houses, advocate for tiny house-friendly policies, and learn from people who’ve walked the path before them.

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