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A boat named the Lydia Tár
38:47|The idea of living in two places seems so foreign to so many of us, but people around the world build their lives around it. In today’s episode, we explore how a family can afford to be bicoastal, why a nature rise is so important, and why parenting your own way is the best way.
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7. The Great Escape
28:03||Season 1, Ep. 7A group of Building Friends embark on a great escape to an indoor waterpark in the Catskills. All is going well except no one knows when the impending snow storm will hit or how much chlorine their children have consumed. Intro Music: Final Attack by Soundridemusic
6. Living well with Bipolar Disorder
25:56||Season 1, Ep. 6The journey of a diagnosis is something I know well, and the unknown can be the scariest part. But the journey to live well with a diagnosis? That’s a real success story. Bipolar Disorder? Welcome to the building.
5. Sleepless in Ogden
53:09||Season 1, Ep. 5Catching up with an old friend about his recent divorce. Sending love to everyone who is experiencing a holiday season that looks a little bit different.
4. Let’s meet at the Westin on 42nd street…?
41:09||Season 1, Ep. 4Let’s face it some couples get invited to sex parties, and some don’t. Beth and Peter are people who don’t get invited to sex parties. When a friend of theirs said that she and her husband go to the Westin on 42nd street EVERY SIX WEEKS with two other couples, we had to ask...are they f*cking?Listen and find out.
3. Homeschool?
40:01||Season 1, Ep. 3At the beginning of last year, I was nervous that general education wouldn't be able to support my son’s needs, but what is the alternative to school for people who don’t have the means for private school? Homeschool? What does that look like? Let’s take a look.
2. The Original Pilot
51:48||Season 1, Ep. 2We recorded this episode almost 2 years ago and a company offered us a large amount of money to make this show and then they stopped responding to my emails.This original pilot episode is a love letter to our neighbors. We watch from our windows as people come and people go.To our next door neighbors who just left, I'm sad you're gone but I'm really happy we happened.To our new next door neighbors, welcome to the building.