The #WalkThrew: Is it really a house trend or just hype?

We're geeking out in total tool-loving style at the Remodeling Show and Deck Expo. And we're asking everyone: How could you make a difference with $5000? Join us.

MyFixitUpLife is heading to the annual Remodeling Show and Deck Expo, ready to announce Rebuilding Together's 'Tradesperson of the Year.' To celebrate the trades who give back in their communities around the country, we're testing (and rewarding) the skills and knowledge of attendees among the power and prowess from inside the 'Tool Alley' at the Remodeling show and Deck Expo.

And while Mark may rule the pages and airwaves of MyFixitUpLife with his tool afficionado attitude, self-proclaimed tool-geek Kayleen McCabe and long-time Rebuilding Together volunteer is joining Theresa as co-host on this special episode of MyFixitUpLife talk. Kayleen's got game, too. She's a licensed contractor, host of DIY Network's 'Rescue Renovation,' and the 2009 Stud Finder winner.

Yes, remodelers and deck builders do geek out on tools, many of them also use their skills to help their communities. We'll be talking with Grundy, host of DIY Network's Cool Tools and Blog Cabin, and Charley Shimanski, CEO of Rebuilding Together, and amazing tradespeople about their passion for building, their favorite go-to tools, and why making a difference matters to them.

And we're asking everyone: How could you make a difference with $5000?

Join us Thursday, October 23th at 1pmET as Theresa and Kayleen talk to Chris Grundy, Charley Shimanski, and amazing tradespeople.

Come visit us during the day on Thursday, October 23rd at the Tool Alley at the Remodeling Show and Deck Expo in Baltimore to find out how you can win Lowe's money from us, and tell us: How could you make a difference with $5000?

We're tackling the much under-talked about design dilemma: How do you design for litter boxes and diaper pails? 

So we're asking the question: When it comes to litter boxes and diaper pails, where do you put the poop without compromising design?

HGTV designer Genevieve Gorder is sharing her perspective on the unglamorous quandary. Genevieve designs for her new series Genevieve’s Renovation. You can also catch her on Dear Genevieve, HGTV Star, A Hero’s Welcome Home, and hosting HGTV’s White House Christmas Specials. Off air, Genevieve designs for a diverse group of clients and companies ranging from her collection at Capel Rugs, ships with Royal Caribbean, hotels, restaurants, private clients, and her new lifestyle web series A Well Designed Life on ulive.com.

Married designers and founders of AphroChic, Jeanine Hays & Bryan Mason, are experts at design that embraces culture and the unique admixture of the traditional and the contemporary that helps to define us all. Jeanine and Bryan have been featured on Good Morning America, and in The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Washington Post, Elle Decor, EBONY and more.

Dinah Wulf is the creator of DIYInspired.com, mom to a 3-year-old daughter, and loves to repurpose and decorate. She's contributed to magazines, named one of Mashable’s Moms Full of Inspiring Advice, and partnered with some fabulous brands including Jo-Ann Fabric and Crafts, Home Depot and 3M DIY. She's also a part of Martha’s Circle, a network of DIY blogs chosen by Martha Stewart’s Editors.

We're tackling the much under-talked about design dilemma: How do you design for litter boxes and diaper pails? 

So we're asking the question: When it comes to litter boxes and diaper pails, where do you put the poop without compromising design?

HGTV designer Genevieve Gorder is sharing her perspective on the unglamorous quandary. Genevieve designs for her new series Genevieve’s Renovation. You can also catch her on Dear Genevieve, HGTV Star, A Hero’s Welcome Home, and hosting HGTV’s White House Christmas Specials. Off air, Genevieve designs for a diverse group of clients and companies ranging from her collection at Capel Rugs, ships with Royal Caribbean, hotels, restaurants, private clients, and her new lifestyle web series A Well Designed Life on ulive.com.

Married designers and founders of AphroChic, Jeanine Hays & Bryan Mason, are experts at design that embraces culture and the unique admixture of the traditional and the contemporary that helps to define us all. Jeanine and Bryan have been featured on Good Morning America, and in The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Washington Post, Elle Decor, EBONY and more.

Dinah Wulf is the creator of DIYInspired.com, mom to a 3-year-old daughter, and loves to repurpose and decorate. She's contributed to magazines, named one of Mashable’s Moms Full of Inspiring Advice, and partnered with some fabulous brands including Jo-Ann Fabric and Crafts, Home Depot and 3M DIY. She's also a part of Martha’s Circle, a network of DIY blogs chosen by Martha Stewart’s Editors.

What are the must-have man cave bathroom essentials? We're talking urinals, TVs, and more. Join us.

Man caves can be any room in the house. And if you have a herd of little guys in your family, or a husband who could use a little more dedicated man-space, a man cave bathroom might be a perfect idea. We imagine potty training boys would be much easier (and less messy) if there were a urinal in the house.

We're talking with the experts about the man cave bathroom.

Jason Cameron, host of DIY Network's Man Caves, joins us to talk about those man cave bathroom essentials. He's also sharing what he's been demoing on his new show DIY Network show 'Sledgehammer.'

Dave Hime is an interior design evangelist who shares interior design from a masculine point of view. His blog, Japanese Trash, has been an interior design addict for as long as he can remember and focuses on providing interior design inspiration from a man’s point of view.

Barbara Viteri is the host of The Design Network's “Designerlebrity Talk with Barbara Viteri," where she interviews celebrity interior designers. She's ready to share what she thinks of a man cave bathroom.

What are the must-have man cave bathroom essentials? We're talking urinals, TVs, and more. Join us.

Man caves can be any room in the house. And if you have a herd of little guys in your family, or a husband who could use a little more dedicated man-space, a man cave bathroom might be a perfect idea. We imagine potty training boys would be much easier (and less messy) if there were a urinal in the house.

We're talking with the experts about the man cave bathroom.

Jason Cameron, host of DIY Network's Man Caves, joins us to talk about those man cave bathroom essentials. He's also sharing what he's been demoing on his new show DIY Network show 'Sledgehammer.'

Dave Hime is an interior design evangelist who shares interior design from a masculine point of view. His blog, Japanese Trash, has been an interior design addict for as long as he can remember and focuses on providing interior design inspiration from a man’s point of view.

Barbara Viteri is the host of The Design Network's “Designerlebrity Talk with Barbara Viteri," where she interviews celebrity interior designers. She's ready to share what she thinks of a man cave bathroom.

While we might not be ready for living in a Japanese capsule hotel room, the Tiny House movement is definitely gaining popularity in the US. There's much talked about for pro-small spaces and tiny houses: sustainability, lower expenses, and for a less stressful lifestyle. So we're thinking Tiny House designs can give us some inspiration for getting our spaces more organized.

Expert designer Kelly Edwards, author of the ‘Design Cookbook,’ is working on a new book about small space design, and she's ready to share a few of her expert tips with us. Kelly was the co-host and design coordinator for HGTV’s ‘Design on a Dime’ as well as STYLE Network’s ‘Tacky House.’ She’s also shared home decorating tips for Shelter Pop.

Tiny House design expert Kim Lewis is sharing ideas on how to successfully design for small spaces. Kim desins for 'Tiny House Nation' on FYI, and has designed more than 75 homes as the lead designer for Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. Find out more about Kim at KimLewisDesigns.com.

Karman Hotchkiss, a home design editor at Better Homes and Gardens, is sharing tips to help us get more organized at home.

If you have small space tips, we'd love to hear from you: [email protected]

While we might not be ready for living in a Japanese capsule hotel room, the Tiny House movement is definitely gaining popularity in the US. There's much talked about for pro-small spaces and tiny houses: sustainability, lower expenses, and for a less stressful lifestyle. So we're thinking Tiny House designs can give us some inspiration for getting our spaces more organized.

Expert designer Kelly Edwards, author of the ‘Design Cookbook,’ is working on a new book about small space design, and she's ready to share a few of her expert tips with us. Kelly was the co-host and design coordinator for HGTV’s ‘Design on a Dime’ as well as STYLE Network’s ‘Tacky House.’ She’s also shared home decorating tips for Shelter Pop.

Tiny House design expert Kim Lewis is sharing ideas on how to successfully design for small spaces. Kim desins for 'Tiny House Nation' on FYI, and has designed more than 75 homes as the lead designer for Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. Find out more about Kim at KimLewisDesigns.com.

Karman Hotchkiss, a home design editor at Better Homes and Gardens, is sharing tips to help us get more organized at home.

If you have small space tips, we'd love to hear from you: [email protected]

Does size matter when it comes to achieving amazing design? Kelly Edwards says no, size doesn't matter. Let's talk tips to making a small room seem bigger.

It seems like the shelter world of design and construction is becoming more obsessed with size. And, we're all talking about small spaces and tiny houses these days for sustainability, lower expenses, and for a less stressful lifestyle.

But, can you achieve stunning, comfortable spaces in a small footprint? We're talking tips with expert designer Kelly Edwards. Author of the 'Design Cookbook,' Kelly was the co-host and design coordinator for HGTV's 'Design on a Dime' as well as STYLE Network's 'Tacky House.' She's also shared home decorating tips for Shelter Pop.

Does size matter when it comes to achieving amazing design? Kelly Edwards says no, size doesn't matter. Let's talk tips to making a small room seem bigger.

It seems like the shelter world of design and construction is becoming more obsessed with size. And, we're all talking about small spaces and tiny houses these days for sustainability, lower expenses, and for a less stressful lifestyle.

But, can you achieve stunning, comfortable spaces in a small footprint? We're talking tips with expert designer Kelly Edwards. Author of the 'Design Cookbook,' Kelly was the co-host and design coordinator for HGTV's 'Design on a Dime' as well as STYLE Network's 'Tacky House.' She's also shared home decorating tips for Shelter Pop.

Pairing drinks with food is an art, and it seems the Beeroness has tackled every question of 'What Beer Should I Drink?' from her fans. Even candy.

As we're about to enter what Theresa calls 'candy season,' which lasts from pre-Halloween through post-Easter every year, we're finding out what beer pairs best with candy from the Beeroness, Jackie Dodd.

And we won't be able to resist asking for a few recommendations about the best Craft Beer we should be trying out on game day, too.

Jackie Dodd is a Craft Beer cooking and baking expert and author of 'The Craft Beer Cookbook.' Jackie Dodd’s beer infused recipes earned her a spot as a finalist for Saveur Magazines Best Original Recipes, 2014. She has been seen on The Today Show, Lifetime Network, CBS News, as well as interviewed in print publications such as Imbibe, Bite and The San Francisco Chronicle. She also writes for Parade Magazine, Draft Magazine and Whisk Magazine. Head over to Jackie's Beeroness website to find out more.