Welcome to Work in Process, an Austin-based podcast guiding homeowners, builders, and design professionals through the journey of building high-performance custom homes in Central Texas. From client relationships to behind-the-scenes project management, each episode explores the real-world process of homebuilding in Austin, TX.
What does a home builder actually do? In the final episode of Season 2 of Work in Process, Daniel Glauser, Tim Hill, and Laura Sockrider explore the many different “hats” a home builder wears every day—from project manager and financial steward to client advisor, engineer, educator, weatherman, firefighter, and even ship’s captain. Building a custom home is about far more than managing construction. It requires coordinating people, budgets, schedules, design decisions, technical details, and ...
29 Jul 2026
Ep. #33: Designing the Process: Interview with Laura Sockrider
In Episode 33 of Work in Process, Daniel Glauser sits down with Laura Sockrider, Operations Coordinator at Risinger Build, to discuss the often-overlooked work that happens long before construction begins. With a background in interior design, Laura brings a unique perspective to the pre-construction process. From vetting potential projects and coordinating with homeowners and design teams to managing design documentation and keeping communication moving, her role helps bridge the gap between...
15 Jul 2026
Ep. #32: Behind the Permit: What Every Homeowner and Builder Should Know Before Breaking Ground
Hosts: Daniel Glauser and Tim Hill Guest: Steve Terebeki, Aqua Permits Permitting is one of the most misunderstood—and most important—parts of building a custom home. Many homeowners assume that construction can begin once the plans are complete. In reality, permitting is a complex process involving multiple departments, site-specific regulations, and countless details that can delay a project. In this episode of Work in Process, Daniel Glauser and Tim Hill have a candid conversation with Ste...
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