In celebration of International Podcast Day, Matthew and Larry podcast about podcasting. They share some of the ins and outs of hosting their own show, where ideas come from, and what at least Matthew likes to listen to.

Every architect has been an intern, but we sometimes forget what that was like. Matthew and Larry share some advice for firm owners and for interns to consider as they begin working together as well as some thoughts on interning in a hybrid work environment.

A lot can happen in a year. Or two. And Matthew shares his latest news. New kiddo? Another job? He found Bigfoot? Tune in as he discusses with Larry not only what's been happening but how he got there.

How do you use a toilet without any water? Matthew and Larry share the wonder of incinerator toilets, including Matthew's recent visit to a local manufacturer, as well as other alternatives and what's driving the need for this technology.

Matthew and Larry discuss the recent announcement of Bjarke Ingels Group as the architect for the National Juneteenth Museum in Ft. Worth and whether a white-led architecture firm is the best fit for the community.

Most architects worry about water and never think of fire. For architect Mark Schatz of m+a architecture studio, that changed about three years ago. Join Matthew and Larry as Mark shares the story of the fire that destroyed one of his favorite projects, and the various factors that contributed to the fire.

In March 2021, The Architecture Geeks sat down with brand new firm owner Michael Fittz to talk about his journey to launching his own practice. Join Matthew and Larry as they catch up with Michael about his first year as a solo architect and what the future holds.

What if HOAs weren't evil? Larry and Matthew discuss some options that might make homeowners dread the thought of an HOA in their latest "What If?" podcast.

Matthew and Larry have a little fun letting Google finish the question "Why Are Architects..." You'd be surprised - or maybe not - at what pops up.

Matthew and Larry kick off their What If... series discussing what architecture would look like if future architects only required a four year degree? Would schooling change? Would the profession? Would there be a larger and possibly better labor pool? Anything is possible.