The Architecture Geeks Podcast

The Architecture Geeks Podcast

By Larry & MatthewArts
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The Architecture Geeks Podcast episodes

  • Architecture Geeks S6 EP7: Take A Hike
    No potties this time. But don't let the title fool you. This isn't about outdoor activities either. Matthew and Larry talk about some of the factors driving the increase in homeowners insurance rates, including cost of goods and climate change.
    20 min
  • Architecture Geeks S6 EP6: I Just Want to Pee
    Politicians and the public have spent far too much time over the last decade discussing who can use which restroom. So Larry and Matthew decided to talk about that some more. Join them as they discuss the practical challenges of converting to all-gender or gender-neutral restrooms.
    19 min
  • Architecture Geeks S6 EP5: Potty Talk
    An estimated 30% of water usage comes from flushing toilets. Not showering. Not laundry. Just flushing. Matthew and Larry kick off the first of several podcasts on water usage and footprint and new tech being researched to make toilets even more efficient.
    21 min
  • Architecture Geeks S6 EP4: Parenting 5.0
    Another year and time to check in and see how Matthew's twins are doing. Are they architects yet? Matthew and Larry talk about the changes over the last year in how the twins are seeing the world and if that comes from being the children of an architect.
    33 min
  • Architecture Geeks S6 EP3: Charge!
    What if the roads you drive on every day could charge your car? Matthew and Larry speak with Michelle Mueller at the Michigan Department of Transportation and Dr. Stefan Tongur at Electreon about Detroit's pilot program to electrify roadways that can extend the charge on electric vehicles and help ease the worry of charging anxiety.
    44 min

About The Architecture Geeks Podcast

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The Architecture Geeks Podcast is the brainchild of Dallas architects Larry Paschall and Matthew Jacobson, who explore the ins and outs of life, work and architecture through a light-hearted lens,…