Recent Episodes
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164: Demystifying Linseed Paint (Again!)
Apr 21, 2025 – 01:05:52 -
163: The Weight of Goodbye and What Comes Next
Apr 14, 2025 – 33:59 -
162: From Spreadsheets to Bed Sheets - An Innkeeper's Tale
Apr 7, 2025 – 01:03:45 -
161: Help! We Can't Stop Talking About Frank Lloyd Wright
Mar 31, 2025 – 35:46 -
160: Wright in the Desert Part II - Taliesin West
Mar 24, 2025 – 01:03:26 -
159: Wright in the Desert - Taliesin West
Mar 17, 2025 – 35:19 -
158: The Descendant's Project + Enon Hall
Mar 10, 2025 – 41:52 -
157: Balancing Modern Style with Old House Soul
Mar 3, 2025 – 55:18 -
156: The Never-Ending Staircase Project
Feb 24, 2025 – 35:47 -
155: Built Different - The Printmaker's Inn
Feb 17, 2025 – 01:06:56 -
154: Basements, Balusters, and a Trip to Taliesin West
Feb 10, 2025 – 31:47 -
153: Crafting Timeless Homes with Brent Hull
Feb 3, 2025 – 01:08:43 -
152: Architectural Goofs and the Great Modillion Mix-Up
Jan 27, 2025 – 37:00 -
151: Spooky Stories From Old Houses Part II
Oct 28, 2024 – 01:10:08 -
150: Spooky Stories From Old Houses Part I
Oct 21, 2024 – 01:15:49 -
149: A Brush with the Law and Other Misadventures
Sep 16, 2024 – 30:57 -
148: Christopher Brandt - Architect by Day, Preservation Hero by Night
Sep 9, 2024 – 01:09:11 -
147: Stacy's Utah Quest and Daniel's Big Build
Sep 2, 2024 – 30:26 -
146: Kitchen Quirks and Detroit Duplex Dreams
Aug 26, 2024 – 53:45 -
145: Sleeping Porch Problems + Michigan Magic
Aug 19, 2024 – 30:17 -
144: Don't Rush the Rehab - Kate Wood Knows What's Worth Preserving
Aug 12, 2024 – 55:44 -
143: Mystical Misreads + New Project Plans
Aug 5, 2024 – 30:54 -
142: Choosing Relaxation over Renovation in France + Plumbing Materials Advice
Jul 29, 2024 – 57:36 -
141: Unexpected Basement Floods and Weather Emergencies
Jul 22, 2024 – 34:41 -
140: Behind the Scenes at Taliesin West + The Impact of Ivy on Old Houses
Jul 15, 2024 – 57:02 -
139: Minisode - Navigating Home Projects & Real Estate Woes
Jul 8, 2024 – 33:05 -
138: Woodward Throwbacks - Pioneering a Fresh Approach to Adaptive Reuse + Modern Linoleum Options
Jul 1, 2024 – 55:45 -
137: Minisode The Cottage Sale - It Ain't Over 'til It's Over
Jun 24, 2024 – 33:10 -
136: A House Restored by Lee McColgan + A Kitchen Window Problem
Jun 17, 2024 – 54:35 -
135: Minisode Selling the Cottage + A Sad Update on the Aurora Restoration Project
Jun 10, 2024 – 30:34 -
134: You Can Go Home Again + DIY Exterior Painting Tips
Jun 3, 2024 – 57:26 -
133: Minisode Japan Highlights + The Cottage is Finished!
May 27, 2024 – 32:13 -
132: Brooke Young Russell + A Canvas Ceiling Question
May 20, 2024 – 52:17 -
131: Minisode Japanese Toilets and Mouse Mummies
May 13, 2024 – 32:12 -
130: The Brownstone Boys + Public Art & Painted Brick
May 7, 2024 – 01:00:17 -
Bonus Minisode: Moving Updates & More
Apr 30, 2024 – 30:29 -
Tara Mangini & Percy Bright of Jersey Ice Cream Co Design
Feb 5, 2024 – 56:46 -
Minisode: The Last Mini of Season Ten
Jan 29, 2024 – 29:23 -
Minisode: Tangents, Travel, and Trying New Things
Jan 23, 2024 – 26:01 -
A Cottage Built From Architectural Salvage + Smoothing Lumpy Plaster
Jan 15, 2024 – 48:52 -
Minisode: Ready for the New Year
Jan 8, 2024 – 27:34 -
Training Future Preservation Tradespeople + One Tool We Can't Live Without
Jan 1, 2024 – 56:06 -
Minisode: Goodbyes and Bathrooms
Dec 18, 2023 – 29:03 -
Hardwood Floor Talk with Brendan Brody of Queen City Restoration
Dec 11, 2023 – 55:42 -
Minisode: Our Plumber is a Saint + Cute Dog Antics
Dec 4, 2023 – 28:15 -
Passive Floor Restoration + Matthew Reibs
Nov 27, 2023 – 54:40 -
Minisode: Daniel's Mom Sets the Record Straight
Nov 20, 2023 – 40:38 -
Minisode: Stacy's Mom is in the House
Nov 13, 2023 – 37:56 -
Andrew Wing + Tips for Choosing New Flooring for Your Old House
Nov 6, 2023 – 49:35 -
A Very Haunted Minisode
Oct 31, 2023 – 30:56
Recent Reviews
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tigertwenty4Educational, Inspirational, and Fun for Old House LoversStacy and Daniel do such great job in creating this happy place in the podcast world to deep dive into the Old House realm. I listen to gather info for a future when I might have the chance to work on my own old house (something older than my current 1960’s house), and the resources and personal advice they provide are impeccable. So thankful they create this resource!
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iheartMB2Really enjoy these twoGood practical advice if you’ve got an old house. I look forward to new episodes 👍🏼
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db reviewI am binging this podcast!As an owner of a house that identifies as an old house and a preservationist this has become my favorite podcast. Thanks to all involved!
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Old house fanTrue fan of True TalesI love and have learned so much from True Tales from Old Houses! Stacy's shows are always well researched, organized, informative, and entertaining! I live in a new build and have limited DIY skills but have listened to every episode. Each show gives me a stronger appreciation for older homes and the stewards that care for them.
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cippi longstovkingLoveI love this podcast! So fun and informative!
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Kim 788I love your podcastI have officially binged every single episode and cannot wait for the next season! You and Daniel are the absolute best! Can’t wait to listen soon.
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Gnome Sweet GnomeAn educational & entertaining podcast with delightful hosts!This podcast takes somewhat technical topics and stories about old houses and brings them to life to be educational and very entertaining. The hosts are so sweet and I wish I could be their friends in real life! I love listening in to every episode.
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Glu7Great!I have been listening for a few years now and have gained so much knowledge in that time. This podcast pulls from so many great resources and makes things more accessible Daniel is such a great addition along with the minisodes! I look forward to every new episode!
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Lamoss01Invaluable information for old home ownersStacy
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MML1985🥰🥰🥰I love this podcast! While informational it’s also informative and entertaining.
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Candied FabricsInteresting and helpful!I am learning so much about old houses. Stacy and Daniel are giving me the confidence and knowledge to work on my 101 year old Craftsman bungalow in So Cal. Thanks so much!!!
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RPS-MacStacy and Daniel are a dreamI’ll admit it, I’m prejudiced… towards anything my children do because they are all brilliant. No really. Daniel is fresh, and honest, and knowledgeable about almost things that he talks about and he has opinions. Stacy invited him to join her long running successful podcast and I think it has been magic. I’ve gone back and listened to older podcasts and feel like Daniel brings that little spark to put the podcast over the finish line. What a fun duo. Keep up the good work.
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vintageonmossEntertaining and helpful!True Tales From Old Houses is an easy listen while providing hours of helpful tips for those of us in the old house community! There have been so many tips and lessons over the last 4 years. Of course, not everything is pertinent to my home but it’s a wealth of information for eventual and current projects.
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valliegirl975Big help with old housesI love listening to Stacy’s show. Her interviews with guests are really helpful in tackling all things old houses. I had a phone call with Stacy and she walked me there some restoration issues to consider living in an old home. Since that call a year ago, I now live in a 102 year old bungalow and I am taking on the projects in a respectful way to my old home!
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RedLazaridisTerrific Podcast for historic homeownersI’m also a newbie to living in a historic home and this podcast has been not only an education, but a joy to listen to!
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2manyshows2littletimeFantastic resource!I am a newbie old house owner and am restoring old windows, siding, floors, everything. This podcast is answering all my questions in real time! Stacy and her guests are generous with sharing their knowledge and resources. Her YouTube videos are very helpful for hands on instructions. Thank you Stacy for your part in connecting the fantastic old house community!
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Mrs RuppelStacy and her guests are so helpful!Great listen for new/beginner or veteran old home owners or just old house lovers in general!
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TablewalkrIf you own an old house, you NEED this show!!I binged my way through all the episodes during a couple thousand-mile road trips, and am now working my way through them for a second time! The hosts' and guests' passion for old houses is contagious, and there is so much information and inspiration in every episode that I almost always take notes! Old house owners everywhere -- this show is an absolute MUST LISTEN!!!
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leahwielandValuable contentI love listening to Stacy talk about old houses! She offers a great balanced perspective on taking care of historic homes and her guests are always interesting.
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LadyonCFantastic 👌🏻I absolutely love this podcast. The content and guests are always so funny, knowledgeable, and interesting. Stacy is an amazing host and always asks the best questions and keeps things fun!
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1938cfCristyA listen to episode #65 and it will become clear that you’ll need to binge listen to all previous episodes- entertaining, inspiring, and informative. The name says it all, “TRUE” Tales from Old Houses”. Listen up all old home lover’s!
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HandmadeKatieCan’t Get Enough!I am a sucker for stories, especially stories attached to places and people. Every story, every perspective captured here is interesting, rich with history and experience.
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cjl2441Decent podcast…But had to unsubscribe a few episodes in. Going through the backlog and the Steve Quillian episode. Good god….the guy acts like he’s Robin Hood saving the world from the big bad corporate window companies. I get wanting to keep up with historical preservation but that guys head was so far up his own rear end, I just couldn’t take it anymore.
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MairzyfraseFor old house enthusiastsI look forward to every episode. Stacy has great conversations with the most interesting folks in the historic preservation world. I always learn something and I’ve discovered some of my favorite Instagram accounts through this podcast. Plus,ghost stories!
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Lucky7DogRescueI am hooked!I have officially fallen down the rabbit hole listening to episodes of True Tales from Old Homes. I absolutely love the raw honesty that is shared through this podcast. We just purchased a 1910 craftsman that needs a lot of work and are expecting it will take us 7-10 years to fully finish everything on our “to do list.” This show helps me feel confident and excited while preparing for the long journey and projects ahead. Keep up the great work and keep those episodes coming!
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Ewilliams2019Love this podcastThis podcast has really helped me to feel better about the old house project I have coming up. So much good information, I look forward to every episode
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The Bark EaterWhat a wonderful podcastStacy has developed a great podcast that is a perfect mix of old-house-loving conversation an educational restoration information. Always engaging and a fun listen!
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KItty_J18Love this showSo much great info on this show and entertaining to boot. If you own and old house, or any house or you just like old houses you should listen.
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WavyWindowsBest way to spend an hourJust started listening recently after following Stacy over at BHH for a while. Truly a gem of a listen.
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DitchLilyLove it!!For anyone who has ever remodeled a historic home, this podcast is amazing and it gives you tips and ideas that can help you work even better.
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Rph223Hooked!I love this podcast! I binged all the episodes in 9 days. These episodes are packed with information. I have learned so much. It gives me hope that one day I just might be able to take on an old house myself. I have enjoyed every single guest and have followed all of these new exciting Instagram accounts. I will definitely miss Devon but still can’t wait for the new season.
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SjushehehevhrjdbdjjdjfdGreat listen!I love listening to this podcast! It is very informative. I look forward to every new episode.
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1875almaFun, informative and inspirationalI listen to this at night. It makes me smile and gives me ideas. I go to sleep looking forward to the morning when I can get up and get back to work. These are my people!
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wallyworld23233Vested Interest...I just listened to my first episode, Episode 36, Lee Ann - Show Me The Flow Blue. What a great podcast! So much information about the house and especially about Flow Blue. I knew a little about the house, but virtually nothing about Flow Blue. Now I know considerably more. I probably should mention that I’m Lee Ann’s dad.
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jcuhelA lovely, informational podcastAs an old home owner, I love hearing from others! Devin and Stacy are knowledgeable, and great to listen to and learn from!
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Kate1042My absolute favoriteIf you love old houses and fabulous stories this is a must listen.
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TuxedaLSuch a great showIf you love old homes and preservation, this show is for you! From the warm hosts to the informative topics, to the incredible guests - this show has it all!
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HeritagevalleyIf you love old housesIf you love everything old house related, then you need to be listening to this podcast! It has provided a wealth of knowledge for us as we have been renovating our old farm house.
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Jen (everydayoldhouse.com)Look forward to every episodeI love this podcast. If you are into old houses, you will enjoy listening to Stacy and Devyn. They share their old house wins and woes, interview professionals or even have other homeowners on the show to share their work and passion for old houses.
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designitvintagelivingWindowsSo cool. We have a 1978 ranch and all original windows and the original door was recently replaced and regretting not installing the same style door.
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