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

Mark & Theresa are taking you inside the set of Fix this Yard, talking with the hosts Amy Devers and Alan Luxmore about the show. Amy shares her FixitUpFinds, and the producer of the show weighs-in on how you can get your yard fixed. And to add a level of difficulty, all interviews were performed on swings on the set of the 3rd season of Fix This Yard. Live music by Tim Williams. Plus get ready to prepare your yard for the long winter, and get some helpful advice on winterizing your home throughout the show.

Mark and Theresa take you inside Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’s 200th episode where they designed and built a playground to help rebuild the historic Cunningham Park in Joplin.

In this episode, listen to a heartfelt tearful interview with lead night shift award-winning builder Charlie Kuehn, Real Outdoor Living about their donation of the wood for the Cunningham Park playground, Jason Morton from Eagle Ridge Saw Works about his chainsaw sculpture, Mark Brodbeck of Toolbank USA about their program and Stanley / DeWalt support of the project with $450,000 worth of tools, volunteer Andy Doyle of Doyle Remodeling in PA, and more.

Mark and Theresa designed and built a real wood playground for the kids of Joplin as part of the show. The one-year anniversary of the devastating tornado is May 22, and that date is the design of the playground from overhead. This last episode of Extreme Makeover aired on January 13th.

Mark and Theresa take you inside Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’s 200th episode where they designed and built a playground to help rebuild the historic Cunningham Park in Joplin.

In this episode, listen to a heartfelt tearful interview with lead night shift award-winning builder Charlie Kuehn, Real Outdoor Living about their donation of the wood for the Cunningham Park playground, Jason Morton from Eagle Ridge Saw Works about his chainsaw sculpture, Mark Brodbeck of Toolbank USA about their program and Stanley / DeWalt support of the project with $450,000 worth of tools, volunteer Andy Doyle of Doyle Remodeling in PA, and more.

Mark and Theresa designed and built a real wood playground for the kids of Joplin as part of the show. The one-year anniversary of the devastating tornado is May 22, and that date is the design of the playground from overhead. This last episode of Extreme Makeover aired on January 13th.

Mark and Theresa take you inside Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’s 200th episode where they built a memorial playground at the historic Cunningham Park, which was devasted in the tornado on May 22, 2011. Listen as they interview Extreme Makeover's Executive Producer Brady Connell, designer Tracy Hutson, Joplin City Parks Director Chris Cotton, the lead daytime builder, and more. Mark and Theresa designed and built a real wood playground for the kids of Joplin as part of the show. The episode of Extreme Makeover aired on January 13th. Find out more about this project by clicking here.

Mark and Theresa take you inside Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’s 200th episode where they built a memorial playground at the historic Cunningham Park, which was devasted in the tornado on May 22, 2011. Listen as they interview Extreme Makeover's Executive Producer Brady Connell, designer Tracy Hutson, Joplin City Parks Director Chris Cotton, the lead daytime builder, and more. Mark and Theresa designed and built a real wood playground for the kids of Joplin as part of the show. The episode of Extreme Makeover aired on January 13th. Find out more about this project by clicking here.

This week we're rewinding to the National Hardware Show where Mark and Theresa are talking new tools from Hyde, Envirolet composting toilets with Ed Begley, Jr., and chatting with HGTV’s Lisa LaPorta. While Ed is an icon of living green, cheap and easy is how Ed started. In this interview, Ed breaks down a few inexpensive ways you can easily go green. He also shares the details on composting toilets that makes the waste inert and odorless so that you can actually put it out in the garden. Lisa stops by the HYDE Tools booth at the National Hardware Show to talk with Mark and Theresa about her new outdoor furniture line, her jewelry and her TV shows. Lisa invites fans to load photos of their homes on her website and ask questions about their design dilemmas.

This week we're rewinding to the National Hardware Show where Mark and Theresa are talking new tools from Hyde, Envirolet composting toilets with Ed Begley, Jr., and chatting with HGTV’s Lisa LaPorta. While Ed is an icon of living green, cheap and easy is how Ed started. In this interview, Ed breaks down a few inexpensive ways you can easily go green. He also shares the details on composting toilets that makes the waste inert and odorless so that you can actually put it out in the garden. Lisa stops by the HYDE Tools booth at the National Hardware Show to talk with Mark and Theresa about her new outdoor furniture line, her jewelry and her TV shows. Lisa invites fans to load photos of their homes on her website and ask questions about their design dilemmas.

This mission is makeover takeover!

Restaurant: Impossible designer and part-time ninja Taniya Nayak turns the tables on us and takes over the show. It’s all hands on deck when we’re joined by Restaurant mission leader, taskmaster, tough guy, chef and sharp business man Robert Irvine.

And, because no makeover takes shape without tools, tear-down and terrific work, contractor Tom Bury of Division9 – Design takes a break from his round-the-clock makeover run to talk construction.

And, one marital issue is resolved, when we both agree that we should finally replace the front door to our 100+ year old American Foursquare. This brings up a new issue of deciding on the type/ kind/features we want for the door. The solution? Well, we’ve been using a program on Therma-Tru’s website called My Saved Doors, which helps us share our door ideas with each other. Also, we’re trying  to stay young without finding The Fountain Of Youth by stocking up on a new antioxident-rich drink, Modjo Life.

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This mission is makeover takeover!

Restaurant: Impossible designer and part-time ninja Taniya Nayak turns the tables on us and takes over the show. It’s all hands on deck when we’re joined by Restaurant mission leader, taskmaster, tough guy, chef and sharp business man Robert Irvine.

And, because no makeover takes shape without tools, tear-down and terrific work, contractor Tom Bury of Division9 – Design takes a break from his round-the-clock makeover run to talk construction.

And, one marital issue is resolved, when we both agree that we should finally replace the front door to our 100+ year old American Foursquare. This brings up a new issue of deciding on the type/ kind/features we want for the door. The solution? Well, we’ve been using a program on Therma-Tru’s website called My Saved Doors, which helps us share our door ideas with each other. Also, we’re trying  to stay young without finding The Fountain Of Youth by stocking up on a new antioxident-rich drink, Modjo Life.

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Ready to talk fixing up your home and making over your spaces? Mark and Theresa are helping you get out of DIY trouble with Alison times two: Alison Victoria from DIY Network's Kitchen Crashers and fan favorite from HGTV's All American Handyman Allison Oropallo. Tune into this episode of MyFixitUpLife on Thursday, April 19th at noon.