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Sandpaper MarriageEpisode 35 MisunderstoodHey folks, I (Greg) and recovering from a bad cold, so Michele stepped up to the plate and did a solo episode. i think she is fantastic and I hope you enjoy this episode.
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 61 Frontier JusticeSome of the most vile murderers in American History went on a killing spree in Kentucky and were met with frontier justice.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/606
https://www.legendsofamerica.com/we-harpes/
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Sandpaper MarriageEpisode 12 Decisions DecisionsHow do we make decisions together as a married couple?
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 60 New Madrid EarthquakeDid you know that the most powerful earthquake to hit North America occurred with an epicenter very close to the Kentucky border?
https://history.ky.gov/markers/new-madrid-earthquake
https://www.usgs.gov/programs/earthquake-hazards/science/summary-1811-1812-new-madrid-earthquakes-sequence
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 59 KeenelandKeeneland racetrack in Lexington has a cool history dating back to a visit from the Marquis de Lafayette.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/330
Learn more about Keeneland here: https://www.keeneland.com/
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2024-01-1003 min
Sandpaper MarriageEpisode 11 Unmet ExpectationsWhat should you do when your spouse doesn't do what you expected them to do?
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 58 Locust GroveLocust Grove in Louisville is an 18th century home that hosted some of the biggest names in U.S. History
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/197
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/587
https://locustgrove.org/
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 57 Buffalo RoadGreat herds of buffalo opened up a road to present day Owensboro.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/635
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Sandpaper MarriageEpisode 10 Marriage RolesA brief discussion on what the Bible says about roles of husbands and wives.
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 56 John M. BibbJohn Bibb developed a variety of lettuce while living in Frankfort, Ky.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/47
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 55 Lincoln AcquittedDid you know that Abraham Lincoln was once brought up on charges by the Commonwealth of Kentucky?
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/122
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Sandpaper MarriageEpisode 9 Unequally YokedWhat does it mean to be unequally yoked in your marriage? What do you do about it if you are?
Here is a link to the Psychology Today article mentioned on this episode: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/a-better-divorce/202302/divorce-and-special-needs-children
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 54 Kentucky NovelistJohn Fox, Jr. was a famous Kentucky author who published the first novel to sell a million copies in the U.S.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/441
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Sandpaper MarriageEpisode 8 Learning Love LanguagesDo you and your spouse speak the same language? When it comes to expressing and receiving love, we may be speaking a different language.
Learn more about the 5 Love Languages: https://5lovelanguages.com/
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Email us at : sandpapermarriage@yahoo.com2023-12-0417 min
Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 53 Zachary TaylorZachary Taylor, the 12th president of the U.S. grew up in Louisville, Ky.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/60
https://www.cem.va.gov/cems/nchp/zacharytaylor.asp
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kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-11-2706 minSandpaper MarriageEpisode 7 Have Fun Together!Having fun together is important!
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 52 Dr. James BondDr. James Bond was born a slave in Kentucky, but earned a Bachelors Degree followed by a Doctor of Divinity degree.
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Sandpaper MarriageEpisode 6 Are YOU Ready?We discuss what makes a genuine believer.
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 51 Man O' WarThe greatest racehorse of all time may have been the big chestnut, Man O' War.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/325
Kentucky Horse Park https://kyhorsepark.com/
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Email me at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-11-0907 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 50 Jack JouettKentuckian Jack Jouett made a heroic ride to warn Thomas Jefferson that the British were coming. This earned him the moniker of "The Paul Revere of the South".
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/469
kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-11-0105 minSandpaper MarriageEpisode 5 Dealing With A Difficult Family MemberIf you have a member of the family that is a source of strife in your marriage, this episode may offer help.
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Kentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 49 Ruth Hanly BooeThe story of Kentucky's own Rebecca Ruth candy.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/882
https://rebeccaruthonline.com/
2@kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-10-2605 minSandpaper MarriageEpisode 4 Establishing TraditionsFamily traditions build lasting memories.
We love feedback. Send any questions or comments to sandpapermarriage@yahoo.com2023-10-2112 minSandpaper MarriageEpisode 3 The 50-50 MarriageHave you ever heard that a marriage is a 50-50 partnership? Does that really work?
We love feedback. Contact us with any comments or questions at sandpapermarriage@yahoo.com2023-10-2119 minSandpaper MarriageEpisode 2 Falling In LoveCan you "fall in love"? We discuss what love is in this episode.
We love feedback. Contact us with any questions or comments at sandpapermarriage@yahoo.com2023-10-2119 minSandpaper MarriageEpisode 1 Your Spouse Has a Wicked HeartYour spouse has a wicked heart and so do you. Learn how to deal with it on this episode.
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Sandpaper MarriageIntroductionWelcome to the Sandpaper Marriage podcast!
We love feedback. Contact us with any comments or questions at sandpapermarriage@yahoo.com2023-10-2102 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 48 Ephraim McDowell HouseThe first successful abdominal surgery was performed in 1809 in Danville, Ky.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/118
kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-10-2107 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 47 William Holmes McGuffeyWilliam Holmes McGuffey, author of the famous McGuffey reader taught elementary school in Paris, Ky.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/448
kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-10-1603 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 46 Henry Clay HomeWe look at the life of Henry Clay.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/120
https://henryclay.org/
kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-10-0407 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 45 Kentucky's Favorite SonWe look at the birthplace of the most famous Kentuckian in history!
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/933
https://www.nps.gov/abli/index.htm
Email me: kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-09-2807 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 44 Union General Robert AndersonKentuckian Robert Anderson was a prominent figure at the start of the Civil War as well as the close.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/16
kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-09-2506 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 43 Tommy Gun InventorBrig. General John T. Thompson, born in Newport, Ky, invented one of the most iconic weapons of the 20th Century ... The Tommy Gun.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/540
Email me with questions, comments, etc. kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-09-1305 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 42 Murder at the StatehouseKentucky became the only U.S. state to have a governor assassinated when William Goebel was shot in January 1900.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/353
Please contact me at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-09-0805 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 41 Washington's LandGeorge Washington owned about 5000 acres of the Bluegrass State, but unfortunately never got the chance to see it.
Contact me at: kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-08-3104 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 40 The Little LoomhouseA lot of interesting history wrapped up in a little log cabin in Jefferson county.
https://www.littleloomhouse.org/
A short video about the Little Loomhouse:https://youtu.be/vjKfl-kbF3c?si=BRO9bDcXFLPh5a-u
Marker information: https://history.ky.gov/markers/the-little-loomhouse
Contact me at : kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-08-2606 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 39 Bowie LandDid you know that Jim Bowie, of knife fame and Alamo fighter, was born in Kentucky?
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/741
https://history.ky.gov/
To take virtual tours of the Kentucky Historical Society museums go to their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/watch/224569461214/592583431599717
Contact me at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-08-1905 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 38 A Boy Named SueWho was Sue Mundy? A man? A woman? We talk about this fascinating story on this episode.
https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=83303
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/28
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/754
Contact me at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-08-0907 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 37 State ArsenalA brief history of the state arsenal and now Kentucky Military History Museum.
For more information check out these links: https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/225
https://history.ky.gov/visit/kentucky-military-history-museum
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2023-08-0306 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 36 Buena VistaMary Todd Lincoln spent a lot of time at the family summer home in Franklin County. The home was called Buena Vista.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/955
Contact me at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-07-2805 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 35 Blue Licks BattlefieldThe Battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky was one of the last battles fought in the American Revolution.
https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/590
https://www.kentuckytourism.com/carlisle/natural-attractions/nature-wildlife/blue-licks-battlefield-state-resort-park
Contact me at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-07-2107 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 34 Kenton CountyKenton County was named for the remarkable pioneer and early Kentucky settler, Simon Kenton.
For more information visit : https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/348
Please send any questions or comments to : kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-07-1505 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 33 Grant HouseThe parents of General U.S. Grant, 18th president, lived in Covington, Ky for many years.
For more information please visit https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/351
I would love to hear from you guys at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-07-0607 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 32 Country WeddingsCountry music stars left Nashville and drove to Franklin, Ky to get married because Kentucky law allowed a wedding to take place the same day as the marriage license was issued.
I would love to hear any questions or comments you may have. Just send them to kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-07-0205 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 31 Cane Ridge Meeting HouseDid you know that one of the biggest and earliest revivals of The Second Great Awakening occurred in Paris, Ky?
For more information visit https://explorekyhistory.ky.gov/items/show/428?tour=29&index=2
and https://caneridge.org/
Please feel free to email me with any comments or questions at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-06-2203 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 30 Kit CarsonDid you know, that the famous western scout and soldier, Kit Carson, was born in Richmond, KY?
If you enjoyed this episode, I would love to hear your feedback. Email me at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-06-1406 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 29 Ward HallWard Hall, built in the 1850's is a classic example of Greek Revival architecture. Some have called it the "Biltmore of Kentucky".
For more information on Ward Hall, check out www.wardhall.net
All questions and comments are welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-06-0906 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 28 Trail of TearsThe Trail of Tears was a tragic event in U.S. history. The govt. forced several native American tribes from their land to territory west of the Mississippi, including the Cherokee, who were marched through part of Kentucky.
You can read the Treaty of New Echota at the following: https://cherokeeregistry.com/treaty-of-new-echota-1835/
I love hearing from you fine folks! Please send any comments or questions to kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-05-3110 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 27 Birthplace of Carry NationThe story of Kentucky born Carry A. Nation, who was known for busting up saloons with a hatchet.
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Please send any questions or comments to kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-05-2606 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 26 Pilot Spy HeroFrancis Gary Powers was a Kentucky born pilot of the U2 spy plane. He was shot down by the Soviet Union in 1960 and suddenly became the most famous pilot in the world.
Questions and comments may be sent to kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-05-1705 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 25 Cumberland Falls MoonbowCumberland Falls in Kentucky is one of only 2 places in the world where a moonbow occurs naturally.
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2023-05-1108 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 24 Center of U.S. PopulationAccording to the 1880 Census, the exact center of the U.S. population was located in Boone County Kentucky.
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2023-05-0403 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 23 General Hood BirthplaceToday we take a look at the life of Confederate General John Bell Hood.
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Questions or comments are welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-04-1905 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 21 Duncan HinesWe have all seen the name Duncan Hines in the grocery store, but did you know he was a real person from Kentucky?
I would love to hear from you fine folks! Tell me what you like or don't like about the podcast. My email address is kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com
2023-04-1305 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 20 General John Buford et al.Marker # 649 in Woodford County, Ky highlights six Civil War generals. Among them, John Buford, who I consider one of the heroes of Gettysburg.
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2023-04-0715 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 19 B-52-KC-135 CollisionIn 1959, A B-52 loaded with nuclear weapons collided with a KC-135 during a mid-air refueling operation and both crashed in Breckinridge county ,Kentucky. Eight of the Twelve combined crewmembers died as a result.
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2023-03-3007 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 18 Blue People of KentuckyIn this episode we tell the fascinating story of the Blue skinned people in the mountains of eastern Kentucky.
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2023-03-2206 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 17 President For a DayDid you know a Kentucky Native by the name of David R. Atchison, may have been president of the U.S. for one day in 1849?
I would love to hear any comments or questions at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-03-1605 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 16 Interview with Jim SeaverOn this special episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Mr. Jim Seaver of the Kentucky Historical Society. Jim is the Community Engagement Coordinator and manages the Historical Marker Program.
Any questions or comments can be sent to me at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com
You may contact Jim at james.seaver@ky.gov
Visit the Kentucky Historical Society website at history.ky.gov
2023-03-0938 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 15 Abraham Lincoln KilledCaptain Abraham Lincoln, veteran of the American Revolution, brought his family to Kentucky and settled in Jefferson County near Long Run Creek. It was here that he was killed by a party of native Americans. Oh yeah, his youngest son would one day become the father of our 16th president.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-03-0208 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 14 Baseball GreatToday we talk about when and where Jackie Robinson decided to play professional baseball. Spoiler alert ... it was in Kentucky!
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2023-02-2405 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 13 Churchill DownsIn this episode, we look at two markers dedicated to the famous Churchill Downs Horse Track. Home of the Kentucky Derby since 1875.
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2023-02-1606 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 12 Taken, Kentucky StyleYou've probably seen the movie Taken. Did you know, a real life version of that movie happened right here in the bluegrass just 10 days after the USA was born?
I would love to hear any questions or concerns. Simply shoot me an email to kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-02-1008 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 11 Shelby County, 1792In this episode we look at Shelby County and the man it was named after.
Comments and questions about this episode or any other are always welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com
2023-02-0708 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 10 Bowman FieldBowman Field in Louisville is our topic today. We talk about 2 historic markers dedicated to the oldest continually operating air field in North America!
Any questions or comments are always welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2023-01-2606 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 9 Battle of PerryvilleKentucky's biggest Civil War battle occurred at Perryville, in Boyle county. We look at 2 historical markers about the battle.
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2023-01-1910 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 8 The Gold VaultThe U.S. Bullion Depository is located at the Fort Knox Army post. In this episode, we talk about historical marker # 1857, all about the famous gold vault.
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You can access the Historical Marker Database at www.history.ky.gov 2023-01-1304 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 7 Lincoln CountyWas Lincoln county Kentucky named for our 16th president? Seems reasonable, but hold on a minute. It was named before Abe Lincoln was born. Listen to find out who it was really named after!
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For more information please visit https://history.ky.gov 2023-01-0504 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 6 The Earp FamilyVirgil Earp, older brother of Wyatt Earp was born in Ohio county in Kentucky. Listen for a brief discussion of the Earp's Kentucky connection as we look at marker #2612.
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For more information please visit www.history.ky.gov 2022-12-2905 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 5 Iwo Jima HeroDid you know that one of the six marines that were captured by an AP photographer, raising the flag on Mt. Suribachi, was a Kentucky native. Listen for more information about this World War II hero.
Questions and Comments are always welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers.com2022-12-2405 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 4 Daniel Boone's GraveWe tackle two markers, #113 and #576 about the great pioneer, Daniel Boone. Both of these markers are located at the Frankfort Cemetery and mark the burial site of Daniel & Rebecca Boone ... or does it? Listen to find out the mystery!
Questions and comments are always welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2022-12-2407 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 3 Death of Meriwhether LewisDid you know that Meriwhether Lewis, of the famous Lewis & Clark expedition died under mysterious circumstances? In this episode we discuss marker # 2213 which is approximately where the other half of the famed expedition, William Clark was staying while traveling through Kentucky. He was here, near modern Graefenburg Ky when he heard about the death of Lewis.
Comments and questions are always welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2022-12-2405 minKentucky Historical MarkersEpisode 2 Franklin County, 1795In this first full episode we talk about the Historical Marker #1359, Franklin County, 1795.
We discuss a little about the formation of Franklin County and the capital of Frankfort, as well as the creation of Kentucky as the 15th state.
Comments and questions are always welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2022-12-2405 minKentucky Historical MarkersIntroductionIntroducing a new podcast about the history of Kentucky. We use the state's historical roadside markers as topics to discuss the broad and far reaching history of the Bluegrass state. Each episode will be a short discussion about various points of history spurred by the featured marker.
Your host is Greg McGaha, a native of Kentucky, currently residing in the capital city of Frankfort. Listen as Greg takes you on a virtual tour of Kentucky. You might even learn a few things along the way!
Comments and questions are always welcome at kyhistoricalmarkers@yahoo.com2022-12-2402 min
The Well Maintained HomeEpisode 25 RadonA very brief discussion of radon in the home and what to do about it.2022-04-1405 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 24 Spring Mower MaintenanceIt's that time of year again! Let me help you get your lawn mower ready for a productive season!Contact me at wmhpodcast@yahoo.comLike our Facebook page @wellmaintainedhomepodcast 2022-03-1810 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode23 Checking For Leaks Under Your SinksIt's not uncommon for plumbing to leak under your kitchen and bathroom sinks. Catch a problem early by checking often.Contact Greg at wmhpodcast@yahoo.com2022-03-0705 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 22 Garage Door MaintenanceShort episode with some quick tips on keeping your garage door working smoothly.Submit questions or topics for future episodes to wmhpodcast@yahoo.com2022-03-0403 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 21 Ladder SafetyEvery well maintained home needs a ladder. That's why this episode is dedicated to basic ladder safety! There's so much more that could be said, but this is a good basic plan for keeping safe.Please send any communication to wmhpodcast@yahoo.com. I will answer you personally and try to help you with any questions you have!2022-02-2712 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 20 Furnace FiltersWhy do we need furnace filters? How often do we need to change them? What type should we use? We look at these questions in this episode.Please send questions or comments to wmhpodcast@yahoo.com2022-02-2108 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 19 Frost Free Hose BibbsWhat you need to know about freeze proof hose fixtures.wmhpodcast@yahoo.com2022-02-1306 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 18 Grills and Vinyl SidingDon't let your grill be too close to the house, especially if you have vinyl siding!Direct questions to wmhpodcast@yahoo.com2022-02-0703 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 17 Fireplace and Chimney InspectionsDid you know the National Fire Protection Association defines 3 different levels for chimney inspections? Find out what each level is and what you can expect from a typical home inspection.Please address any questions or comments to wmhpodcast@yahoo.com2022-02-0206 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 16 Negative GradeDoes rain water pool next to your foundation? This is caused by a negative grade. Today we have a short discussion on what it is and what to do about it.Contact me via email at wmhpodcast@yahoo.com2022-01-2604 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 15 How Frosty Is Your Roof?Sometimes the rate at which the frost on your roof melts can indicate an insulation deficiency. In this episode, learn what to look for and what to do about it.All comments and questions are welcome at wmhpodcast@yahoo.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2021-12-0109 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 14 Fall MaintenanceA few tips on things to do before Winter sets in.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2021-10-0916 min
The Well Maintained HomeDryer VentsPrevent fires and improve efficiency by keeping your clothes dryer vents well maintained!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2021-07-1411 minThe Well Maintained HomeSump PumpsKeeping your basement or crawlspace dry is a high priority. Learn about sump pumps and how to maintain them.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-12-2112 minThe Well Maintained HomeRock Your ToiletsHome Inspectors try to rock toilets sideways to see if they are loose. On this episode we explain why and what to do about it.Please email your host, Greg at wmhpodcast@yahoo.com with any questions or comments. He reads and answers EVERY email!We also invite you to visit www.vanguardinspection.com for more information, especially if you need a Home Inspector in the Louisville, Kentucky area.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-07-2407 minThe Well Maintained HomeDeck StructureIn this 2nd part on Decks, we discuss the support structure. What to look for and how to maintain it.We would love to hear any comments you have or answer any questions. Also, if you have a home maintenance issue that you would like us to address, you can reach Greg directly at wmhpodcast@yahoo.comFor more information on Greg or Vanguard Home Inspection LLC, please visit www.vanguardinspection.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-07-1817 minThe Well Maintained HomeDeck RailsThe guardrails and stair rails on your deck are critical in keeping you and your family safe. On this episode we examine the standards of proper rail construction as well as how to maintain them.For questions or comments, you can reach the host directly at wmhpodcast@yahoo.comTo learn more about the host's Home Inspection company, visit www.vanguardinspection.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-07-0111 minThe Well Maintained HomeAFCI ProtectionWe talk about Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters or AFCI. These are designed to protect against fire. If you have questions or comments, please send them to wmhpodcast@yahoo.comWe encourage you to visit www.vanguardinspection.com to learn more about your host.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-06-1913 minThe Well Maintained HomeCarbon Monoxide DetectorsCarbon monoxide is a deadly gas that can permeate your home and put the lives of you and your loved ones at risk. On this episode we discuss where it comes from and what to do about it.You can contact the host by email at wmhpodcast@yahoo.com. We would love to hear from you with any comments or questions you may have.For more information about the host, visit www.vanguardinspection.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-06-1109 minThe Well Maintained HomeKnow Your ShutoffsKnowing where to shut off your utilities in an emergency is very important and just takes a few minutes to learn. For questions or comments please contact Greg at wmhpodcast@yahoo.comWe invite you to visit our website for more information about Greg or Vanguard Home Inspection LLC. Click the following linkwww.vanguardinspection.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-06-0213 minThe Well Maintained HomeAir Conditioning MaintenanceHow to keep your A/C system in good shape.Contact Greg at wmhpodcast@yahoo.com with any questions or comments.Please visit www.vanguardinspection.com for more information about Greg.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-05-2413 minThe Well Maintained HomeGFCI ProtectionGFCI or Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters are critical safety devices in your home. Learn how they protect you and what you can do to make sure they are in good condition.If you have any questions or comments for Greg, please send them to wmhpodcast@yahoo.comFor more information about Vanguard Home Inspection LLC please visit www.vanguardinspection.com.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-05-1908 minThe Well Maintained HomeGutter and Downspout MaintenanceGutters are simple devices that use gravity to control the rainwater coming off of the roof. They are simple, but proper function is critical to maintaining your home. Water causes more damage to homes than just about anything else. Learn how to keep them in good condition to protect your home!To learn more about Greg or Vanguard Home Inspection LLC, please visit our website at : www.vanguardinspection.comIf you have any questions, you can reach Greg directly at wmhpodcast@yahoo.com--- This episode is sponsored by ·...2020-05-1110 minThe Well Maintained HomeThe Well Maintained RoofA discussion on maintaining an asphalt shingle roof. The common misconception that a roof is maintenance free for the life of the shingles is debunked by Greg. Learn what to look for and what you can do to keep your roof well maintained. Contact Greg with any questions or comments at wmhpodcast@yahoo.com. 2020-05-0511 minThe Well Maintained HomeEpisode 1 TPR valvesEvery water heater with a storage tank must have a Temperature Pressure Relief valve or TPR valve. This is a critical safety device. On this episode we talk about why it is needed and how to maintain it. Any questions or comments can be send to wmhpodcast@yahoo.com 2020-05-0511 min