The DIY Not Podcast

The DIY Not Podcast is your go-to resource for mastering projects of all kinds—whether you're rigging a shelter, covering gear with tarps, or starting a backyard project, The DIY Not Podcast is your trusted companion.Hosted by Michael Stein and powered by Tarps Plus, each episode shares real-world solutions, tarp hacks, and advice from industry pros.

The DIY Not Podcast is a leisure podcast hosted by Michael Stein, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Michael Stein hosts The DIY Not Podcast, a leisure show with 29 episodes published.

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  Episode #29

  From Faith, Film, and Freedom: Exploring the World with Liam Cornish

  Jan 26, 202622 minS0

  <p >Liam Cornish is a travel-focused content creator and filmmaker known for sharing adventure, exploration, and lifestyle content across platforms like YouTube and Instagram. His social media presence centers on travel stories, outdoor experiences, and creative videography under themes like #cornishcore, explore, travel, and friendship.</p> <p >On Instagram, he has built a significant following by posting travel photos, cinematic clips, and motivational captions-inspired content that highlights his journey and personal growth. His profile tagline includes keywords like "Travel | Film | Adventure Inspired by God's Creation," suggesting a creative and inspirational lens to his work.</p> <p >His YouTube channel features tr...

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  Episode #28

  From Vision to Reality: One Cabin, One Creator with Arthur Scott

  Dec 16, 202520 minS0

  <p >Arthur Scott is the creator behind Scott's Stays, where he shares the real, unfiltered journey of building a cabin from the ground up. Through his videos and social posts, Arthur documents the wins, setbacks, and everyday problem-solving that come with taking on a hands-on build, often learning things as he goes and bringing viewers along for the ride.</p> <p >His content blends DIY construction, simple living, and personal reflection, which has resonated with people who enjoy practical projects and honest storytelling. Outside of content creation, Arthur has explored short-term rentals and has an academic background in philosophy, adding...

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  Episode #27

  From Backyard Beekeeper to Global Innovator: Flow Hive's Journey with Cedar Anderson

  Oct 28, 202525 minS0

  <p>Cedar Anderson is an inventor, entrepreneur, and third-generation beekeeper from New South Wales, Australia. Growing up in an off-grid, sustainability-focused community, he developed an early curiosity for nature and innovation, beginning beekeeping at just six years old. Frustrated with the traditional honey-harvesting process, which was messy, time-consuming, and stressful for bees, Cedar spent about a decade experimenting with his father, Stuart Anderson, to create a better system. Their efforts led to the invention of the Flow Hive, a groundbreaking honey-extraction technology that allows honey to flow directly from the hive without disturbing the bees.</p> <p>When they launched...

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  Building Dreams in Miniature with Dan Louch

  Sep 30, 202516 minS26

  <p >Dan Louche is the founder of Tiny Home Builders, a company he started after building his first tiny house for his mom in 2009. What began as a personal project turned into a passion for helping others create simple, affordable homes.</p> <p >Through Tiny Home Builders, Dan shares his experience with easy-to-follow plans, workshops, and resources that make building less intimidating. His down-to-earth approach has inspired countless DIY builders to take the leap.</p> <p >More than just a builder, Dan is an advocate for tiny living, showing that a smaller home can lead to a simpler, more meaningful...

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  Episode #25

  From Risk to Resilience with Julie Kay Roberts

  Sep 2, 202520 minS0

  Julie Kay Roberts is a strategic communications and emergency management veteran with two decades of experience in public and private sector. After a decade of serving in state and federal government positions, Roberts returns to the private sector as President of JK Roberts, LLC, specializing in strategic planning, crisis communication, emergency management, media relations, and risk assessments with continuity planning.     In early 2022, Ms. Roberts launched the Private Sector Emergency Management Association, a network of businesses working together to become more resilient against future disasters.     A native of Marshall, Texas, Ms. Roberts holds a Certificate in Emergency Management from the International Asso...

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