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Rosie on the House
by KTAR
Rosie began remodeling in 1972 and is founder of one of the most successful remodeling companies in the nation. Tune in to KTAR News 92.3 on Saturdays, 8-11 a.m., to hear Rosie and his son, Romey, tackle projects around the house.
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June 27th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #DiagnosingPlantHealth - Along with answering homeowner questions, another moment marking the 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence featuring the other 'Midnight Rider' Caesar Rodney. Introducing a new Rosie Certified Partner 3-D Installations. Details on Scottsdale's 4th Of July Celebration. The Weekly To Do on diagnosing plant health. And the origin of 'hot dog' and 'hot diggity dog'.
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June 27th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! ON THE HOUSE HOUR: Pool Design: The Backyard Investment with Desert Sun Pools - The backyard swimming pools are a little piece of heaven. An essential part of summertime in Arizona. Along with effective treatments in water management and improving cleanliness. Craig O'Grady of Desert Sun Pools discusses advancements in pool maintenance from water filtration and energy efficient pool pumps to ozone UV treatments, salt pools, keeping bees away and much more cool pool tips. Plus homeowner pool questions.
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June 27th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Water Harvesting With The Urban Farm! - Did you know one inch of rain over a 1000 square foot area can yield around 600 plus gallons of water? Through effective strategies of proper storage and basins, rainwater harvesting can provide a self sustaining ecosystem for gardens and trees. Don Titmus along with 'Farmer Greg' Peterson of The Urban Farm spent decades on techniques and shares their knowledge with you. Including simple ways to get started collecting water from various sources. And how Don made water flow uphill without pumps!
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June 20th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #BrokenSprinklerRepair - Adiscussion of The Declaration Of Independence praised as the greatest document in human history. Plus a bunch of homeowners calls and e-mails with questions about plumbing, roofing, gutters, rust, skunks and more!
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June 20th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Preventive Roofing Steps To Protect Your Home! - Your roof is the shield that protects everything inside the home. Visible roof observations, inspections and regular maintenance are the best way to avoid post storm damages. Alonzo Popejoy of Armored Roofing USA specializes in all types of roof coverings. He gives his thoughts on underlays which is the most important roof component. And his unconventional entry into the roofing business. Plus homeowners with their roofing questions.
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June 20th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Top 5 Shade Trees! - Shade trees are an effective way to cool your space and home during the summer heat. We discuss our 5 best trees and some bonus trees to consider. But before you plant its important to know the mature size and the space needed for it to grow. In other words, the right tree in the right place at the right time.
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June 13th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #RightWoodRightProject - The story of a signer of the Declaration Of Independence William Floyd and his well known descendants. Why are crawl spaces so uncommon in Arizona homes. Introducing a new Certified Partner State 48 Window Cleaning. Concrete expansion joint repair. Homeowner resources you can find for free at Rosie On The House.com and more!
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June 13th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! - What Is A Home Energy Audit & Why Its An Advantage To Home Comfort And Savings! - Sky-high summer electric bills? Rooms that never feel “just right”? Before you self diagnose and spend a dime, get a home energy audit. Sean McGraw of FOR Energy explains a whole home audit of the entire home's envelope (insulation, ducts, windows, doors) can pinpoint the trouble spots using diagnostic technology with physical testing. Bridging the gap between real problem spots and solutions you need.
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June 13th, 2026: Hour 1
THE ULTIMATE GARDEN HOUR - Midsummer Gardening Secrets! - Justin Rohner of Agriscaping.com discusses whats possible to grow in your garden in the warm summer sun. From gourds and melons to beans and black eyed peas. He reveals the 4 secrets to success: Understanding the 'A' Microclimate, Creating Shade, Soil Mix and Water.
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June 6th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #HOAsGoodOrBad - Rosie discusses the type of written language in the Declaration Of Independence. Ann Carlton of APS explains the current electric rate increase application that's not primarily driven by data centers. Rosie Certified Realtor Vikki Gorman discusses what to consider before buying a home with a community Homeowners Association. Plus homeowner questions about attic ventilation and mysterious white power.
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June 6th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! A Guide To Foam Roofing! - Second generation owner Tim Forstie of Durafoam discusses the evolution of foam roofing. Thermal insulation, durability, seamless installation and protective coating against UV exposure are important to a quality long lasting foam roof. Tim explains more benefits to foam done the right way adds energy savings and water resistance in climates like monsoon season in Arizona.
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June 6th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Farm Fresh Dairy With The Arizona Farm Bureau! - June is Dairy Month. Arizona Farm Bureau's spokesperson Julie Murphree's guest is Arizona Executive Director for USDA Farm Service Agency Sina Kerr with deep multi-generational connections to the dairy farming industry. Discussing how dairy farming has evolved with technology and sustainability practices intertwining with farm life, community engagement and ag leadership. Grab a cold glass of milk and listen!
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May 30th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #AgingInPlaceBathroom - Another segment commemorating the 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence involving turning a king into bullets. Weekly To Do on upgrade ideas for a safer more mobile bathroom as you Age In Place. Introducing a new Certified Partner Element Mist. Air conditioning versus swamp coolers and more!
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May 30th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Batteries! Energy Savings With Or Without Solar Panels! - Many factors are causing an increase in energy consumption leading to increased cost and use during hot summers. Storing energy with batteries are a powerful financial tool. Reducing exposure to rising utility rates, avoid on-peak pricing and security in case of a power outage. Kyle Ritland of Sun Valley Solar Solutions discusses battery storing energy with or without a solar system can be a game changer.
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May 30th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! A Bug Free Yard (Of The Pest Kind)! - Arizona has some extra challenges regarding bugs and other potential pests. From flies and mosquitos to snakes and rodents we discuss what you can do to keep your yard bug free as possible.
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May 23rd, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #InspiredWaterFeatures - Highlighting another story on the 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence. Robert Parkinson's book Tyrants And Rogues. Emphasizing that the 27 grievances following the preamble are the true focus of the document. Dr. Sky explains the recent surge of meteor sightings, Artemis II traveling over 694,000 miles in just 10 days and how Space X rocket technology has advanced further that previous rockets. Plus the Weekly To Do on water features.
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May 23rd, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! A Memorial Day Weekend! - Starting with a poem by Emily Toma, we honor those who served in the military who are no longer with us. Proper American flag etiquette. Some of the special memorials and places to visit. Special interview with Michelle DiMuro, Executive Director of Imprints Of Honor. Where students interview Veterans to document their service stories which in turn are preserved in the Library Of Congress. Plus tackling some homeowner questions.
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May 23rd, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Bounty Of Edible Mesquite! - The Urban Farm’s Greg Peterson’s guests are Peggy Sue Creekmore and Mike Clow discussing mesquite bean harvesting. Peggy Sue and Mike share their journey into desert foraging with a focus on the mesquite bean. Emphasizing their edible flavor and nutritional value. Milled into a high protein, gluten free flour with a natural sweetness. But not all mesquite beans are alike. They discuss the details in the harvesting process, the milling process using a special hammer mill and what you can make with the flour.
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May 16th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR! Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #NewFinds - Reflecting on the 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence and its enduring ideals. Clay Janson of Phocus Insurance discusses revisiting your insurance policies before a disaster strikes and that you're properly insured. Some new finds for homeowner worth noting. And more tips for homeowners.
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May 16th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Prevent Breakdowns & Boost Air Conditioner Efficiency! - Todd Russo of REEIS Air Conditioning knows the meaning of true maintenance on air conditioning systems. He explains whats involved with a real maintenance check by a real trained technician. Its the most important action homeowners can do to avoid costly breakdowns. Insights on how an air conditioner works and factors for a comfortable efficient A/C system at home.
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May 16th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Checking Your Irrigation System! - The summer extreme heat will be back for another run. Now is the right time to run through your irrigation system. Sprinkler controllers, watering zones, pop up lawn sprinklers, sprinkler heads, drip emitters and potential wet spots that could indicate a leak. Plus more tips including fertilization and the correct workwear for comfort and safety.
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May 9th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #RentalFeelsLikeHome - Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration Of Independence, Rosie tells the story of Robert Morris who financed the war with Britain. Arizona Registrar Of Contractors President Tom Cole discusses the latest updates on the good and bad in the contracting world. Introducing a new partner Swift Garage Doors. And the Weekly To Do on making your rental apartment or condo feel like home.
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May 9th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Successful Exterior Painting In Arizona's Summer Heat! - Paint technology has advanced so much it is absolutely possible to paint your home during summer heat. Durable heat resistant paint can make it happen but it takes strategic planning and proper application. Russ Byers and Shell Abbot of ACP Painting explains their technique without having to wait until the cooler months.
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May 9th, 2026: Hour 1
THE ULTIMATE GARDEN HOUR! Go Verticle With Your Gardening! - Agriscaping.com's Justin Rohner talks about vertical gardening. Growing plants horizontally! He details 4 types. Trellising, growing vining plants on a vertical surface. Soil base like garden towers and modular planting. Hydroponic and hybrid gardening systems. Did you know a luffa plant is edible before it becomes a sponge?
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May 2nd, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #PoolSafety - Another moment celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration Of Independence focusing on Thomas Payne's influential book 'Common Sense' with reasoning for the push to independence. An eye opening interview with Jay Arthur of the Drowning Prevention Coalition Of Arizona as part of our Weekly To Do on pool safety. Homeowner questions on a leaky chimney, closing a home for a lengthly period, dirt backyard suggestions and more!
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May 2nd, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Monsoons & Hidden Roof Damage - Brandon Niskanen of Pinnacle Roofing discusses the reasons why a roof inspection is the best way to spot potential problems before they become big problems. He talks about common issues found beneath the roof's surface and edges. The evolution of roofing materials and venting. Explains the valley and the importance of keeping it debris free. The advantages of installing gutters. Without a sound roof, you got nothing.
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May 2nd, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Farm Fresh Beef With The Arizona Farm Bureau! - May is National Beef Month. The Arizona Farm Bureau's Julie Murphree is joined by Arizona beef rancher Benny Ajo. Benny discusses his family background and ranch operation. But the real focus is the challenges facing ranchers during the drought. Along with public versus private land use that's causing environmental damage by off road vehicles, camping and recreation. Increased need for education and law enforcement to mitigate damage.
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April 25th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #EmergencyPrepardness - Honoring the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration Of Independence with a deep dive into Paul Revere and the early Minutemen Militia leading into the Revolutionary War. Introducing a new partner Cave Creek Septic. Weekly To Do on emergency preparedness for weather related incidents. And we talk with Amore Cianciola about the historic Hassayampa Inn as part of our Arizona Staycation destinations.
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April 25th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Smart Cooler Solutions With Shades! - Enjoying the outdoors any time of year with the right shade solution can help. A well-designed shaded patio can make your backyard more comfortable. What’s more, it can help keep your entire home cooler and more energy efficient. Robert Mulvin of All Pro Shades explains the role retractable awnings, roll down patio shades, and window sunshades play improving your outdoor living space. Making it more enjoyable even in the summer heat.
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April 25th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Clucking With Chickens In The Desert! - Raising backyard chickens provides eggs, natural pest control, fertilizer and more. Scott Brown & Ashley McClure of Phoenix Organic Feed discuss everything chickens from baby chicks to roosters, breeds including feeding and caring for them. Plus the story of starting their organic feed business. Joined by 'Farmer Greg' Peterson of The Urban Farm.
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April 18th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR! Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #HiVsLowBids - A structured interview process for a home remodel is the best start to choosing contractors and multible bids for the project. Why the lowest bid isn't necessarily the best one. Stories behind signers of the Delclaration Of Independence John Hancock and George White. And other homeowner questions answered.
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April 18th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Surviving And Saving Money During Arizona's Blazing Summers! - Wanna know the secret to surviving an Arizona blazing hot summer? Learn about the art of Super Cooling your home to manage power consumption. Rolling shade screens and misting systems. Proper attic ventilation. Programmable thermostats and timers. Its all explained in this podcast.
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April 18th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! New Plants For The Summer! - Jay Harper has some new plant ideas that can handle summer heat. Trees for landscaping shade and fruit production. Thoughts on keeping a real lawn or artifical lawn. And nothing makes trees and plants happy than the right fetilization.
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April 11th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR! Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | Weekly To-Do: #Tophomeownerscams - Another historical moment about the 250th anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence. The economic motivation behind the document. Homeowner topics include 3rd party home inspections, heat pumps, skylights, water leaks and other valuable homeowner information.
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April 11th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Don't Get Taken After The Storm: Beware Of Storm Chasers! - Jim McLain of Canyon State Roofing puts his 40 years of roofing knowledge to work for you. Its the most critical part of the home that protects everyting inside. Discussing ventilation, assessing roof condtions and more. Plus how to avoid 'storm chasers' that can rob you blind thru scare tactics.
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April 11th, 2026: Hour 1
THE ULTIMATE GARDEN HOUR! Easy To Manage Gardening! - Easy to manage means designing a garden that largely grows itself. Agriscaping.com's Justin Rohner details how with microclimates, dense planting to reduce weeds, building living soil and a neat trick known as companion planting. Combining 3 plants that benefit growing from each other like corn, beans and squash. It all starts with the proper design.
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April 4th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR! Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #EasyKitchenRefresh - The Weekly To Do on simple ideas to refresh the look of your kitchen. Another historical reflection on the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration Of Independence with the evolution of liberty, government limitations and natural rights. Plus other observations going on around the house!
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April 4th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Best One Day Arizona Adventures & More With Roger Naylor! - Whether you live in Arizona or plan to visit, Roger Naylor has written about adventures you should take on the road and hiking trails. We discuss some of those hiking destinations paired with a nice burger after your trek. One day trip suggestions a plenty. Gearing up for the Route 66 Centennial and lots more including his must have books to guide you for your next adventure.
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April 4th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Farm Fresh Forage Crops! - Forage crops are a critical part of the food supply chain as food for animals that provide food for us from meat to milk. Nancy Caywood of multigenerational Caywood Farms discusses these crops along with the history of Caywood Farms, the technological evolution in farming, dealing with water management, daily life on the farm and so much more!
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March 28th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR! Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #NewHomeownerSurprises - The Weekly To Do on surprises you could encounter buying a new home. Homeowner questions include advice on repairing a 30 year old foam roof and the possibility of 'roof scarfing', converting from electric to gas appliances and a saltwater softener discharge line issue. Plus a deep dive into the Declaration Of Independence written 250 years ago.
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March 28th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! The Septic System: Small Habits, Big Problems! - Unlike your kitchen sink or bathroom plumbing, a septic system is hidden underground quietly doing its job. If it fails, it can create a messy expensive problem. Jacob Mays of A-American Septic breaks down everything you need to know about a septic system from simple maintenance to how often it needs to be pumped to get the longest life out of your septic. Including homeowner questions.
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March 28th, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Greywater And Its Uses In Your Gardens & Trees! - Once illegal is now useful thanks to 13 practical guidelines. Greywater is water collected in bathroom sinks, showers, tubs and washing machines. Greywater and rainwater collecting expert Brad Lancaster explains the do's and don'ts before using greywater in your landscapes, gardens and trees including how to distribute it. Maximizing and conserving your paid for water!
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March 21st, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR! Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #PrioritizingHomeMustHaves - Learn the story of Eldrige Gerry as part of the 250th Anniversary Of The Declaration Of Independence. The Arizona Registrar Of Contractors Apprentice Fair. Homeowner questions on exterior door finishes, popcorn ceiling damage and more!
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March 21st, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Drywall Repairs: Pro Tips for Smooth, Seamless Walls! - He's know as 'The Drywall Wizard'. Rick Thompson of Thompson Drywall Services explains the different types of drywall from basic to fire resistant and waterproof. Proper framing, taping and repairs that might make you wanna do it yourself. Drywall done Rosie Right!
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March 21st, 2026: Hour 1
OUTDOOR LIVING HOUR! Choose The Best Plant! - Triple digit heat in March! Its unheard of but Jay Harper says there are summer time plants you can put in the ground. Indoor plants that help with air quality. A propane technique that can repell mosquitos. And more!
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March 14th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR! Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #FinancingYourHomePurchase - Reflection on the 250th Anniversary of The Fourth Of July regarding the Founding Father's belief of human virtue. Weekly To Do on financing advice for buying a home. Some surprising stats about the real estate market. Helping a homeowner on painting colorized stucco and more!
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March 14th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! More Than A Fresh Coat, Exterior Painting Done Right! - When most think painting its likely fresh walls, new colors, and that satisfying “out with the old, in with the new” feeling. But Mike Stutte of Smith Painting & Services will tell you there’s more going on. Informing the homeowner what they might not know and what to expect. That understanding often starts on the outside with exterior painting.
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March 14th, 2026: Hour 1
THE ULTIMATE GARDEN HOUR! 4 Keys To Spring Gardening! - Justin Rohner of Agriscaping.com discusses the 4 keys to spring gardens. Starting with the proper location of the garden. The right microclimates for growing certain plants, soil preparation tips and planting your food from herbs to beans, corn, asparagus, greens, onions and more!
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March 7th, 2026: Hour 3
OPEN HOME HOUR! Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #AreYouReadyToBuy - Learn the incredible story of Roger Sherman and his part of birthing this nation as part of our series commemorating America's 250th Birthday. A new Certified Partner join the network All Pro Shade Concepts. Homeowner questions on 'ohh what's that smell', tankless water heater equipped with a Grundfos recirculation pump and more!
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March 7th, 2026: Hour 2
ON THE HOUSE HOUR! Hard to Perfect: Upgrading Your Home’s Water with Water Treatment Technologies! - Water is something we use without a second thought. We turn on the tap to fill a glass, start the dishwasher, or get in the shower, assuming what flows out is “good enough.” But in cities like Phoenix and across the country, water quality can vary significantly. And that’s where the right water treatment system can make a real difference. Paul Kaplan of Water Treatment Technologies explains how those technologies work for better water.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Rosie began remodeling in 1972 and is founder of one of the most successful remodeling companies in the nation. Tune in to KTAR News 92.3 on Saturdays, 8-11 a.m., to hear Rosie and his son, Romey, tackle projects around the house.
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