Sophia and Henry self-designed and built their 28′ THOW in Northern Minnesota, where they experience a full range of seasons, including a very cold and long winter. We start with an in-depth discussion of how they are staying warm in their tiny house and preventing their water from freezing on the way in and the way out. If you're thinking of living in a cold climate, this is not to be missed. From there, we turn to rethinking the American dream and a discussion about values, lifestyles, and where a tiny house fits in for a young couple. Don't miss this interview with Sophia and Henry Jungbauer!In This Episode:The first winter in the Jungbauer tiny houseHow to keep water from freezing in the Minnesota winterLegality in MNHow the Jungbauers decided to live tiny and their goals for the futureThe Jungbauers' response to criticism of the tiny house movemenTips for examining cultural influencesPlans vs Reality: working on the tiny house in the winter and the darkGet the full show notes, photos, links and resources on the website: www.thetinyhouse.net/107 Support the showListen. Subscribe. Rate. Review. Apple Podcasts Spotify More... Follow Ethan. Mastodon Instagram Pinterest Facebook Want to say 'thank you' for the show? Buy me a coffee!