In this episode, we interview Tom Szumlic, Ph.D., who helps us take a deep dive into the considerations, challenges, and opportunities that Thrive Co-living Communities have as we design our shared living spaces. Tom is a practicing architect with expert experience in the fields of architecture, interior architecture, industrial design, building construction, community development, and design education.

We cover a wide range of topics including environmental design, insulation considerations, air quality, net zero energy, hydroponics, aquaponics, waste as food, and much more.

Visit Tom's website at: https://www.mod-el.org/ Contact Tom at tomszumlic@gmail.com.

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SPONSOR: JENNIFER HOOPER COACHING

This show is sponsored by Jennifer Hooper Coaching, life coach for people who are ready and motivated to change an areas of their lives. Her coaching is perfect for people who have survived a difficult life change such as divorce, bankruptcy, co-parenting challenges, new living situation, or job transition. She will teach you how to a clear vision for yourself and provide ongoing support to help you achieve it. 
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Pets in a Co-Living Environment

This weeks YouTube Podcast focuses on how to create a safe and pet friendly environment in a co-living community.  Lifelong pet advocate and vet worker, Christine DeLazarro joins us for an informative and spirited discussion.  

We cover issues to consider in creating a pet friendly policy and how to protect the safety of animals and humans in a close community setting. 

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Inaugural Podcast Airs On YouTube and Major Blog Channels

In this video, we talk to Mark Stein, founder of Thrive Co-Living Communities, who explains his vision for sustainable, multi-cultural, multi-generation, and inclusive living communities developed in repurposed big box stores.

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