Rosie on the House

Starting with a poem by Emily Toma, we honor those who served in the military who are no longer with us. Proper American flag etiquette. Some of the special memorials and places to visit. Special interview with Michelle DiMuro, Executive Director of Imprints Of Honor. Where students interview Veterans to document their service stories which in turn are preserved in the Library Of Congress. Plus tackling some homeowner questions. 

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The Urban Farm’s Greg Peterson’s guests are Peggy Sue Creekmore and Mike Clow discussing mesquite bean harvesting. Peggy Sue and Mike share their journey into desert foraging with a focus on the mesquite bean. Emphasizing their edible flavor and nutritional value. Milled into a high protein, gluten free flour with a natural sweetness. But not all mesquite beans are alike. They discuss the details in the harvesting process, the milling process using a special hammer mill and what you can make with the flour.

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Reflecting on the 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence and its enduring ideals. Clay Janson of Phocus Insurance discusses revisiting your insurance policies before a disaster strikes and that you're properly insured. Some new finds for homeowner worth noting. And more tips for homeowners.

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Todd Russo of REEIS Air Conditioning knows the meaning of true maintenance on air conditioning systems. He explains whats involved with a real maintenance check by a real trained technician. Its the most important action homeowners can do to avoid costly breakdowns. Insights on how an air conditioner works and factors for a comfortable efficient A/C system at home.

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The summer extreme heat will be back for another run. Now is the right time to run through your irrigation system. Sprinkler controllers, watering zones, pop up lawn sprinklers, sprinkler heads, drip emitters and potential wet spots that could indicate a leak. Plus more tips including fertilization and the correct workwear for comfort and safety.

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Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration Of Independence, Rosie tells the story of Robert Morris who financed the war with Britain. Arizona Registrar Of Contractors President Tom Cole discusses the latest updates on the good and bad in the contracting world. Introducing a new partner Swift Garage Doors. And the Weekly To Do on making your rental apartment or condo feel like home.

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Paint technology has advanced so much it is absolutely possible to paint your home during summer heat. Durable heat resistant paint can make it happen but it takes strategic planning and proper application. Russ Byers and Shell Abbot of ACP Painting explains their technique without having to wait until the cooler months.

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Agriscaping.com's Justin Rohner talks about vertical gardening. Growing plants horizontally! He details 4 types. Trellising, growing vining plants on a vertical surface. Soil base like garden towers and modular planting. Hydroponic and hybrid gardening systems. Did you know a luffa plant is edible before it becomes a sponge? 

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Another moment celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration Of Independence focusing on Thomas Payne's influential book 'Common Sense' with reasoning for the push to independence. An eye opening interview with Jay Arthur of the Drowning Prevention Coalition Of Arizona as part of our Weekly To Do on pool safety. Homeowner questions on a leaky chimney, closing a home for a lengthly period, dirt backyard suggestions and more!

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Brandon Niskanen of Pinnacle Roofing discusses the reasons why a roof inspection is the best way to spot potential problems before they become big problems. He talks about common issues found beneath the roof's surface and edges. The evolution of roofing materials and venting. Explains the valley and the importance of keeping it debris free. The advantages of installing gutters. Without a sound roof, you got nothing.

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