Our Weekly To Do on labeling your electrical box. Its not hard to do and by code, individual breakers must be identified to know what it controls in areas of you home. Rosie Certified Realtor Vikki Gorman gives an update of the housing market. Pam Dullum updates the all women crew building a Habitat For Humanity home. Considering a career in the construction trades and other homeowner questions.

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Imagine managing your home inventory, creating a maintenance calendar, manage home remodeling projects, tracking your finances, keeping documents and pictures all in one digital tool. We discuss our home maintenance app powered by Home Zada. Have a complete history of your home for insurance purposes and when your ready to sell the home. Its a game changer in home management.

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Julie Murphree's guest is the new President of The Arizona Farm Bureau John Boelts. Arizona winter leafy greens season accounts for 25% of the U.S. production annually. And a 2 Billion Dollar impact to Arizona's economy. John discusses why Arizona's stable climate is perfect for growing leafy greens from November to April. Shipped across the U.S. and Canada.

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We discuss the top 5 do-it-yourself topics of 2024. Including care for your water heater, care for your appliances like the garbage disposal, ductless air conditioning units, getting your affairs together by documenting your estate and more!

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We discuss the top 5 blogs of 2024. Including what you need to know about the transition away from R-410A air conditioning refrigerant, preventing deed/title fraud, adding a casita to your property, update on termite treatment methods and more! 

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The Urban Farm's 'Farmer Greg' Peterson is joined by Janice Norton. Holistic gardening involves relationships between the gardener, the garden itself and the natural ecosystem. Looking at your garden space and its connection to the yard and neighborhood. They discuss how permaculture plays a role and the principals that work holistically with nature.

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St. Vincent de Paul's Director of Volunteer Engagement Christina Gavin talks about the many ways they carry on the mission to 'Feed, Clothe, House and Heal' plus how you can help. Homeowner questions on crumbling and insulating block walls. Weekly To Do on Arizona Hospitality. Rosie's 'Cowboy Christmas Prayer' and more!

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Continuing the history of Phoenix as it begins to grow in population. Phoenix Mayor's Office Historian Steve Schumacher and Historical Architect Don Ryden discuss the events that led to establishing Phoenix. The Roosevelt Dam, cotton farming, military training bases, the railroad, reinforced concrete high rise building design, air conditioning, suburban housing design and shopping centers all play essential roles in modern day Phoenix.

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Nursery Expert Jay Harper discusses ways to protect plants, shrubs and young citrus trees from winter frost and freezes. Even if there's no signs of colder temperatures, its wise to be prepared. Plus tips on winter lawn care, vegetables to plant in your garden and soil preparation tips before you plant.

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Our Weekly To Do on easy fixes to change the look around the home that won't cost you a bunch of bucks. Rosie gets busted suggesting cutting the emergency release cord on the garage door. Additional homeowner tips on insulation, solar, water filtration and more.

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