Design and holiday preparation, local nonprofit support, and home maintenance tips were the focus of this week’s The HOME Show!
• The HOME girls (and Rich) discuss holiday readiness including hosting Friendsgiving potlucks and traditional feasts
• Megan Huffman & Kathryn Yarzebinski with the Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation talk about celebrating 5 years of SHARE Greater Lynchburg, a program which acts as a free online hub connecting over 200 local nonprofits with volunteers and donors
• Hans Ulrich with Hill City Builders talks about why he is a proud ProVia dealer and how important windows and doors can be to your home’s energy efficiency
The ‘Unofficial Color Issue’ of HOME magazine is officially here! From a cover so vibrant it looks good enough to eat, to a deep dive into the resurgence of stained glass and personal color analysis, we’re bringing the energy of spring indoors. Plus, we sit down with the ‘Tree Doctor’ to save your landscape and explore the disappearing magic of Phantom Screens.
Host Rich Roth and the HOME Magazine team discuss spring transitions and the new Smith Mountain Lake edition. The episode features expert advice on “Landscaping as an Investment” from Mark Maslow and instant lawn solutions from Bass Sod Farm. Listeners also get tips on curb appeal and a look at DoorTek’s retractable Phantom Screens. It’s a comprehensive guide to prepping your home’s exterior for the warmer months while maximizing real estate value.
Join HOME publisher Trish Roth, HOME art director Kira Rider and Rich Roth as they dive into the 2026 edition of Smith Mountain Lake HOME Magazine. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to embrace “lake life,” improve their curb appeal, or even consider adding a four-legged friend to their backyard.