Tiny House Living Is More Than A Novelty

KUOW | By Julia Furukawa

Published August 3, 2015 at 2:49 PM AKDT

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At Quixote Village in Olympia, previously homeless adults live in tiny (144 sq. foot interior) cottages.

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Julia Furukawa and Jack Paradise record a phone interview for this podcast in the KUOW studios.

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With a growing population and the cost of living on the rise, RadioActive reporters Julia Furukawa and Jack Paradise take a look into the world of tiny houses as a possible solution in today's podcast. Interviews with builders, owners and those that have benefited from the construction of tiny homes may have you thinking small.

Thanks to Tumbleweed Tiny House Company and Quixote Village.

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