Get ready for a jam-packed Saturday on the Around the House show! We kick things off with Eric G chatting it up with John Fowler from Millboard, diving deep into the world of decking and cladding that looks like the real deal but is way more durable. If you’re tired of that fake plastic vibe, this stuff is a game-changer—think beautiful wood without the splinters! Then, in the second hour, we shift gears to the delicious realm of barbecue with Stan Hays from Operation Barbecue Relief. He’s not just flipping burgers; he’s serving up comfort to disaster-stricken communities, one mouthwatering meal at a time. Join us for a fun-filled hour of insights, tips, and maybe a rib or two—your taste buds will thank you later!
When the weekend rolls around, you know it’s time for some chit-chat about the stuff that makes our houses feel like home sweet home! This Saturday, we’re diving into two juicy segments with our host, Eric G. First up, we hang out with John Fowler from Millboard, who’s here to school us on all things decking and cladding. Now, if you've ever wondered how to get that sweet, wood-like finish without giving in to the woes of warping, splintering, and fading, then you’re in for a treat! John spills the beans on his company’s game-changing materials that mimic the beauty of wood but with superhero durability. Imagine your backyard looking like a Pinterest dream but without the constant upkeep. Yep, that’s Millboard for you! We'll chat about how their boards are hand-painted to create a realistic grain pattern, making them the secret ingredient for a stunning outdoor space. Just wait till you hear about some of the jaw-dropping installations in sunny locales like LA and Vegas.
As the second hour rolls in, Eric switches gears and fires up the grill with barbecue maestro Stan Hays from Operation Barbecue Relief. If you think barbecue is just about the food, think again! Stan shares the heartwarming stories behind his organization, which is all about delivering the smoky goodness of barbecue to communities in need after disasters. It’s more than just grilling; it’s about healing, hope, and the power of sharing a meal. We’ll get the scoop on how Stan’s team, armed with mobile kitchens and a passion for helping others, has served millions of meals to those affected by calamities. Get ready for a chat that’ll not only whet your appetite but also inspire you to get involved and lend a helping hand. This Saturday is all about decking your house with style and serving up compassion, so don’t miss out!
Takeaways:
In the first hour, Eric G chats with John Fowler about Millboard's innovative decking that mimics real wood beautifully without the pesky maintenance.
John Fowler highlights the meticulous craftsmanship behind Millboard, where each board is hand-painted to showcase stunning grain patterns.
Get ready for a savory second hour with Stan Hays from Operation Barbecue Relief, who shares heartwarming stories of feeding those in need after disasters.
Stan reveals how Operation Barbecue Relief mobilizes fleets of cooks and volunteers, turning barbecue into a source of comfort for communities in distress.
Expect some juicy insights into barbecue techniques as Stan discusses his upcoming classes this weekend and how they empower people to serve others.
We’ve got a feast for the ears this Saturday, blending home improvement wisdom with the delectable art of barbecue!
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In the first hour of the around the House national radio show and podcast, Eric G.
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Sits down with John Fowler from millboard decking and cladding.
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This stuff doesn't look like the plastic you are used to.
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If you want something durable that looks like real wood, this.
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This is the stuff for you.
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Well, when you see it on a wall and it's got six different grain patterns and the dark and the light, and every single board that comes out of our plant is actually hand painted to start into the grain pattern, which shows the dark grain and the dark color in the grain here, the black grain and the brown board.
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So it's meant to look realistic, but when you see it in that UV application, like we've seen jobs in Denver, in Vegas and Florida and California, it is unbelievable.
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I think the best testament to that was recently in Los Angeles.
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Coming up in this week's second hour of the show, armed with a fleet of cooks, mobile pits, kitchens and volunteers, Operation Barbecue Relief delivers the healing power of barbecue to disaster affected communities.
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Offering solace to residents, first responders, and relief workers.
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Eric G.
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Sits down with Stan Hay, CEO of Operation Barbecue Relief, as they discuss his classes this weekend and how they serve millions of meals and help out the community.
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