Happy solstice everyone!
This episode I'm once again joined by Mike Hill for a festive episode.
Join us for an eggnog while we give a very lighthearted review of our year and answer listener questions.
There are cracker jokes, mince pies and mulled wine - Plus we talk tiny house details, self-care, stoves, hemp insulation, top 5 tools and much more.
Hope everyone enjoys the festive period, normal podcast schedule resumes in January with some incredible guests.
Jeffrey
xx
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