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

Are you stuck in a DIY rut? Are you ready to get your DIY on America?

Have you lost your grip on DIY? Is your day more digital than dirty?

Are you ready to do it in America again? To be pugnaciously pragmatic to build beautiful things?

The zombies from inside your digital screen aren’t really coming and we’ve got a country to fix, friends. So grab your tools and pick up the pieces before you become a real zombie.

And do it now, because we’re making it happen on MyFixitUpLife.

We’re finding out about a new trash bag from Gorilla Glue that stands on its own; no trash can required. We’re talking about Mark’s favorite new product from O’Keefe’s that keeps him working even when Mother Nature throws her worst.

Producer Scott Brun talks about the ‘I Want That!’ show on DIY Network, and how the viewers are helping decide what’s on the show. Theresa’s favorite DIY-girl-crush DIY Network host Kayleen McCabe talks her favorite new finds from the aisles of the National Hardware Show. And we check in with inventor Karina Rabin from HangoMatic to talk about the how-and-why of her invention.

The National Hardware Show is an amazing place to find innovations from big and small companies, and we’re talking about them on this episode of MyFixitUpLife. And you’ll be even more ready to get your DIY on.

On this episode, we're tooled up for better DIY and talking Made in America with John Ratzenberger.

Are your tools banished to the background? Have your dreams of D-I-Y hit R-E-M sleep?

It’s time to wake up and get kickin’ from Sleep Innovations land at the National Hardware Show to talk about our favorite addition to our shop in the past year: the Stanley Utility Mat.

So drop your excuses and pick up some tools. It’s time to get tooled up; time to bring your DIY dreams to life; time to make your home improvement missions happen.

We're talking with actor John Ratzenberger about his start as a framer, his passion for Made in America, and about the growing need for skilled tradespeople.

Jill Waage from Better Homes and Gardens talks about trends in home decor and what we'll be seeing in the pages of the magazine.

Founder of the Made in America store, Mark Andol, shares why he started the store and how he makes sure every element of every item is truly made in america.

And DIY Network's Rescue Renovations host Kayleen McCabe is talking tools and women.

DIY is no daydream. It’s an endeavor, so get comfortable, get tooled up and kick it up a notch.

On this episode, we're tooled up for better DIY and talking Made in America with John Ratzenberger.

Are your tools banished to the background? Have your dreams of D-I-Y hit R-E-M sleep?

It’s time to wake up and get kickin’ from Sleep Innovations land at the National Hardware Show to talk about our favorite addition to our shop in the past year: the Stanley Utility Mat.

So drop your excuses and pick up some tools. It’s time to get tooled up; time to bring your DIY dreams to life; time to make your home improvement missions happen.

We're talking with actor John Ratzenberger about his start as a framer, his passion for Made in America, and about the growing need for skilled tradespeople.

Jill Waage from Better Homes and Gardens talks about trends in home decor and what we'll be seeing in the pages of the magazine.

Founder of the Made in America store, Mark Andol, shares why he started the store and how he makes sure every element of every item is truly made in america.

And DIY Network's Rescue Renovations host Kayleen McCabe is talking tools and women.

DIY is no daydream. It’s an endeavor, so get comfortable, get tooled up and kick it up a notch.

We're talking tool innovations and the Property Brothers' new outdoor furnishings and more on this episode from the National Hardware Show in Vegas.

How do you know you’re at risk—of being boring? Is your design look a blend of “I’ve always done it that way” combined with lots of beige? When was the last time you looked at your home?

The cure is color, so pick up some paint and punch it up a notch. From fixing that old doorknob hole to sharpening up those shutters outside, you can body slam boredom in no time. From prep to color pop, from deck to decore, let’s make the tough stuff easy.

We're talking new tool innovations from the HYDE Tools booth at the National Hardware Show and we're shaking down what's amazing from the trade show floor with our guests. HGTV's 'Property Brothers' Drew and Jonathan Scott are sharing a preview of their 'not-yet-available-in-stores' outdoor furnishing line. Make it Right Mike Holmes talks his latest ventures on improving communities and skilled trades. And 'Consumer Reports' Senior Market Analyst Michael DiLauro is breaking down what's best in mowers and more.

So take a look around. And dare to be awesome. You can always repaint your house beige—but not today because awesome is now on MyFixitUpLife.

We're talking tool innovations and the Property Brothers' new outdoor furnishings and more on this episode from the National Hardware Show in Vegas.

How do you know you’re at risk—of being boring? Is your design look a blend of “I’ve always done it that way” combined with lots of beige? When was the last time you looked at your home?

The cure is color, so pick up some paint and punch it up a notch. From fixing that old doorknob hole to sharpening up those shutters outside, you can body slam boredom in no time. From prep to color pop, from deck to decore, let’s make the tough stuff easy.

We're talking new tool innovations from the HYDE Tools booth at the National Hardware Show and we're shaking down what's amazing from the trade show floor with our guests. HGTV's 'Property Brothers' Drew and Jonathan Scott are sharing a preview of their 'not-yet-available-in-stores' outdoor furnishing line. Make it Right Mike Holmes talks his latest ventures on improving communities and skilled trades. And 'Consumer Reports' Senior Market Analyst Michael DiLauro is breaking down what's best in mowers and more.

So take a look around. And dare to be awesome. You can always repaint your house beige—but not today because awesome is now on MyFixitUpLife.

Curious about what's on trend for RV living and cooking outdoors? We're talking with the experts.

Get out and get going. It’s all about hitting the road and feeling the urge.

From HGTV’s RV Special and 'Going Yard ' host Chris Lambton takes us inside the most out-there vehicles on the road. From big to small, cool to classic.

Then we answer the call to get outside and cook over an open flame with Cooking-Outdoors.com’s grill guru Gary House. From Dutch ovens to gas grills to steaks done right, Gary civilizes our primal urge to gather round the fire for food and fellowship.

Our tank is full and the embers are glowing. Make a spark and floor it for this episode of MyFixitUpLife with hosts Mark and Theresa.

Curious about what's on trend for RV living and cooking outdoors? We're talking with the experts.

Get out and get going. It’s all about hitting the road and feeling the urge.

From HGTV’s RV Special and 'Going Yard ' host Chris Lambton takes us inside the most out-there vehicles on the road. From big to small, cool to classic.

Then we answer the call to get outside and cook over an open flame with Cooking-Outdoors.com’s grill guru Gary House. From Dutch ovens to gas grills to steaks done right, Gary civilizes our primal urge to gather round the fire for food and fellowship.

Our tank is full and the embers are glowing. Make a spark and floor it for this episode of MyFixitUpLife with hosts Mark and Theresa.

If you were to plan a million dollar makeover for your home, what would you want from a renovation?

Well, we’re asking two top renovating experts what they’ve been asked to create for their A-list clients.

HGTV’s ‘Million Dollar Contractor’ Stephen Fanuka has been asked to travel the world to deliver the exact products his clients request for a multi-million dollar makeover. You won’t believe the stories he’s sharing with us.

And Yard Crasher Ahmed Hassan is sharing tales of amazing landscape makeovers and stories of yards that you will find it hard to believe.

If you were to plan a million dollar makeover for your home, what would you want from a renovation?

Well, we’re asking two top renovating experts what they’ve been asked to create for their A-list clients.

HGTV’s ‘Million Dollar Contractor’ Stephen Fanuka has been asked to travel the world to deliver the exact products his clients request for a multi-million dollar makeover. You won’t believe the stories he’s sharing with us.

And Yard Crasher Ahmed Hassan is sharing tales of amazing landscape makeovers and stories of yards that you will find it hard to believe.

Take on your backyard DIY dreams with some inspiration from the experts, DIY Network’s Yard Crasher Matt Blashaw and the Pretty Handy Girl Brittany Bailey.

We’re getting out and bringing DIY to your backyard.

From mega-makeovers to craftily creative home improvement, we’re making the outside feel like home with a little backyard DIY.

And the first step: a crash test with Yard Crasher and licensed contractor Matt Blashaw from DIY Network. From plants to pergolas to perennials Matt goes the extra yard. And shares a few tips for backyard DIY projects.

Then Pretty Handy Girl Brittany Bailey inspires us with a DIY can-do that can’t be undone. From passion for DIY to projects galore Brittany makes it work.

There’s dirt to be dug. Flowers to grow. Wood to be cut and a lawn to mow. ‘Tis the season to give it a whack, so join us out back. And let’s get ourbackyard DIY on.

Licensed contractor Matt Blashaw is everything you want in a versatile handyman and then some. His home improvement company once used the slogan “One Call Fixes It All” and Matt made a point of always delivering on that promise. If you’re thinking about taking on a do-it-yourself project, take his advice and just go for it. Matt has hosted DIY Network’s Money Hunters, Deconstruction and Project Xtreme. Matt is the current host of Yard Crashers.

Brittany grew up in Northern Virginia, the oldest of three daughters. Her parents added onto her home three times during my childhood. During renovations, her mom and dad let her swing hammers and “help” them build. They instilled in Brittany a belief that she could do anything a boy could do — if not better.