Tiny House Podcast

We corner the one, the only Macy Miller, pregnant no less, as she waxes philosophically on tiny houses, her experience with fame, approaching tiny houses “the right way” and what it’s like living in the fishbowl that is her life of fame. The Tiny House Podcast hosts find themselves at a loss of words, humbled before Macy’s expertise, her dedication to family, design, living authentically and listening to her dreams. Listen in. We think you’ll love it.

Michell riffs on her weekend experience which included the Tiny House Conference in Portland, our Unconference and a whole lotta drinking.

Our funniest show to date, Andrew brings his southern humor in full force, livening Tiny House Podcast with his life story, the story of his pony, potato chips, and more. Gotta listen to this one. Be prepared to laugh. We’re on the road with the founder of Tiny House r(E)volution!

We’re lifting our skirt on this episode. While Michelle was enjoying the jamboree, Mark and Perry were back at the studio, trying to find some music for this crazy show. We were successful, of course.

Tiny Housers all know Dee and Joan. And if you don’t, you should you Tiny House bastards. This week we corralled these two pioneers and got the long and the short, the high and the low, the skinny and the fat on their perspective of the movement, codes and what they think the future of Tiny House living is.

Perry, Mark and Michelle talk about what they like about Tiny Houses. Michelle talks about why her Tiny House works for her, then gets elitist towards super-primitive Tiny House builders. Mark talks about why there’s no way he could live in a Tiny House.

You don’t want to miss this episode. Dan Price has an amazing story that puts Thoreau’s Walden Pond to shame. In the last 25 years, Dan, the “Hobo Artist” has lived in a Teepee, in a hobbit hole, rode a recumbent bike from Oregon to Florida, hopped freight cars, and, today, lives in an eight foot circle underground, eats wild edibles, and enjoys the most rustic sauna experience, which he built on his own. It doesn’t get any better than this.

Mark and Michelle share their experience with the Big Tiny House Conference and the Tiny House mixer, Michelle gets intimate with a family of four Tiny House visitors and realizes she’s not the extrovert she thought she was!

The out-of-bounds interview. Steve Sasman claimed his fame offering the back of his Tesla Model S for people to sleep in through AirBNB. While not many took him up on the offer, his serious attempt to share his enthusiasm for the car earned him a LOT of media coverage, catapulting him to a kind of cult fame. Today….well, you’ll just have to listen to how Steve took that fame and…well…ran with it.

Michelle regales us about the phenomenally successful Tiny House Jamboree. 45,000 attendees were on hand to hear Michelle sing the National Anthem. We’re talking about some behind the scenes stuff you won’t hear anywhere else. Take a listen.