Podcasting and Old Houses

My guest this week is Katelyn Parker, an architect and podcaster working in Tulsa Oklahoma. Katelyn was my guest back on episode 54 discussing the renovation of her home in Tulsa. If you love old houses, check out her podcast The Keeping Room and her firm's website https://www.bungalowroots.com

We talked about podcasting about renovations, how what is old is new again in the houses of today, restoring old windows, being an architect who specializes in old houses and thoughts on women in renovations.

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