ByteSize - Introduction & Tiny House Plans - Jeffrey Hart - BSBS001
Welcome to this first episode of Byte Size Building Sustainability.... BSBS?
I have heard a lot that people sometimes find it hard to find a hour to listen to podcasts, so these byte size episodes will run to a maximum of 10 minutes. It means you can get a little nugget of sustainability ponderings from my wonderful guests.
Being as it's the first one, I thought I'd open the proceedings myself, with a little chat based on some advice I received from the Oregon based cob builder, Ianto Evans. I'm in the process of actioning that advice and there are some exciting changes going on for me!
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