Welcome to the Homefront Radio Show
Each week, listeners across the country tune into Homefront for useful advice about their homes. The syndicated call-in radio show is hosted by veteran remodeling contractor Danny Lipford, who is also known for his television appearances as host of Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford® and home expert for The Weather Channel.
On every show you'll hear Danny, along with Co-Host Allen Lyle, answer questions from listeners about a variety of home topics, and dispense useful tips and information. And you never know what special guest will drop by to share the microphone, a laugh or two, and some home insights as well.
Homefront is informative and entertaining fare for home enthusiasts nationwide.
Announcement, Doors and Windows, Featured, Green Home, Heating and Cooling, Video by Danny Lipford
Drowning in utility bills? JELD-WEN Windows and Doors can provide some relief! Enter the JELD-WEN Utility Bill Bailout for a chance to win an entire window and door makeover for your home. The winning home will also be featured on an upcoming episode of Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford®. Watch this video.
Homefront, Kitchens and Baths, Video by Danny Lipford
The annual Kitchen/Bath Industry Show is the largest international trade show for kitchen and bath products in the world. Here are some of the cool, innovative items that Danny and Jodi discovered at this year's show. Watch this video.
Carpentry, Home Improvement, Homefront, Tools & Hardware, Video by Danny Lipford
Finishing is one of the most important steps in woodworking, and it all starts with a smooth surface. In this video Danny explains the different types and grits of sandpaper that are available and shares some tips on how to sand hard-to-reach areas. Watch this video.
Carpentry, Homefront, Video by Allen Lyle
There are a number of ways to join wood frames together–from dowels and metal fasteners to pocket screws and wood plates–but nothing is stronger than mortise and tenon joints. The JessEm Zip Slot Mortise Mill from Woodcraft uses a standard electric drill to take the drudgery and imprecision out of cutting mortise and tenon joints. Watch this video.
