The HOME Show

Thursday, March 19, 2026

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.

What’s Inside This Episode:

  • The SML HOME Issue: Trish and Kira preview the latest annual issue of Smith Mountain Lake HOME Magazine, featuring expert fishing tips and a tour of three unique properties—including an incredible “she shed” transformed from an old fishing shack.
  • Retractable vs. Motorized Screens: Jake Nuckols from DoorTek & Phantom Screens explains the “Legacy” retractable screen—a durable, low-profile solution for entry doors that can survive kids and pets without popping off the track.
  • Equine Care 101: First-time guest Dr. Suzanne Shalet of All Around Equine shares her journey from training racehorses to running an ambulatory veterinary practice. She offers essential advice for homeowners considering a backyard horse, including property requirements and the therapeutic benefits of horse swimming pools.
  • Spring Gardening Tips: Carsen Wilkerson from Rainfrost Nursery discusses why mid-March is the perfect time to get trees and shrubs in the ground to beat the summer heat. Plus, learn about the “Throwing Shade” program, offering $25 discounts on native trees.

Mentioned in this Episode:

SML HOME Magazine: smlhomemagazine.com

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