Less Space More Life: A Tiny Town Podcast

About Less Space More Life: A Tiny Town Podcast

Less Space More Life is a podcast exploring the future of tiny home living. Hosted by Chad and Matt from the Tiny Home Association (tinytownassociation.com) in Barrie, Ontario (Canada), this series spotlight on the opportunities and benefits of environmentally sustainable micro-housing, as well as the challenges to creating these new paths to affordable housing and home ownership.

Publisher

Tiny Town Association

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

20 Mar 2024

Latest episode

16 May 2024

Latest episodes

5 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   16 May 2024

   Ep 5 - Step by Step: Creating a Tiny Town Neighbourhood

   You found the land, generated buzz, and are ready to build. Now what? Matt, Chad, and Ed regroup to walk through the steps of developing a Tiny Town Neighbourhood.

2. 

   30 Apr 2024

   Ep 4 - Tiny (Rural) Towns: Thinking beyond the city

   There's a place for tiny towns beyond the city limits. Listen as we explore the opportunities, challenges, and advantages of tiny rural developments.

3. 

   17 Apr 2024

   Ep 3: Tackling the Challenges of Tiny Town Development

   Tiny home neighbours can offer sustainable and affordable living, but that's not to say development comes easy. In this episode, hosts Chad and Matt dig into the barriers to tiny home development and their possible solutions.

4. 

   5 Apr 2024

   Ep 2: Getting to know the Tiny Town Association

   Hosts Chad and Matt welcome Ed Peterson, founder of the Tiny Town Association (https://tinytownassociation.com/ (https://tinytownassociation.com/)) to chat about TTA's origins, it's mission, and the future of tiny town living.

5. 

   20 Mar 2024

   Ep 1: Welcome to Less Space, More Life!

   Welcome to the future of affordable housing. In this premier episode, hosts Chad and Matt with Tiny Home Association (https://tinytownassociation.com/ (https://tinytownassociation.com/)) explore the concept of tiny home neighbourhoods and how they can shape the future of Canadian housing.