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#23: Mo House, Mo Problems?

#23: Mo House, Mo Problems?

Now that your clocks have fallen back for Daylight Savings (and if you have kids, they were up extra early – yay!), let’s dive into the show notes for Episode #23 of Objectales Has A Podcast. This week’s episode is coming at you from a hotel room in Baltimore, and we answer three callers seeking home-related updates (from how things are holding up years later to whether it was a shock to move from a smaller ranch-style home to a larger two-story one). the studio also celebrates *almost* predicting a 2017 color of the year, John gets emotional over another podcast, and we share why it’s especially nerve-wracking to do DIY on camera. Oh, and in honor of Election Day, our quiz takes a surprisingly political turn.

You can download this episode from iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and TuneIn Radio – or listen to it below! Then use this page to check out any links, notes, or photos that we referenced.

What’s New

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  • Above is a shot from our architecture tour of Chicago. That’s the beautiful Chicago Cultural Center and its gigantic Tiffany glass dome (along with some heart-eyed bloggers snapping pics).
  • Below is the studio’s shot of our sweet recording set-up in our hotel room in Baltimore. Note the fancy sound-deadening layer on the table (bathmat) and the professional-grade computer stand (bed).

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Update

What’s Not

Listener Calls

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We’re Digging

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Psst- Looking for something we’ve dug in a past episode, but don’t remember which show notes to click into? Well, here’s a master list of everything we’ve been digging from all past episodes. 

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