Show overview
Home Improvement has been publishing since 2018, and across the 8 years since has built a catalogue of 350 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode. That works out to roughly 240 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 38 min and 40 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 16 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Audacy.
From the publisher
Each Saturday morning, Rich Oris hosts the Home Improvement Show.
Latest Episodes
View all 350 episodesHome Improvement Show - Lighting and windows
Home Improvement Show: Life Expectancy of Water Heaters and Concrete – 6/20/26
Home Improvement Show - 6/13/26
Home Improvement Show– Additions, Plumbing Fixes & Drainage
Home Improvement Show 5-30-26
Home Improvement Show 5-16-2026
Home Improvement Show 5-9-2026)
The Home Improvement Show (5/2/26)
Home Improvement Show - drip, garage floor and new build
Home Improvement Show (4-18-2026)
Home Improvement Show: Bathroom fixes, mystery switches, and termite warnings
Rich Oris breaks down real homeowner issues, from mystery light switches and drywall cracks to shower door maintenance and toilet replacement decisions. The show covers how to spot roof and gutter problems before they get expensive, why hard water destroys shower glass, and how to properly clean and protect it. Plus, a story that starts with ants in the kitchen and leads to hidden termite damage, and what that means for your home inspection routine. Practical advice throughout on when to repair vs replace, and how to choose the right products and contractors.
Home Improvement Show – Dry Wall, Moles under pool
Rich Oris answers questions about Dry wall, cleaning vents, moles under swimming pool and more.
Home Improvement Show (3-7-2026)
Rich Oris hosts this week's Home Improvement Show, giving you everything you need to know when to comes to all things home remodeling. Rich answers your calls and questions about things you're worried about around your home.
Tankless Maintenance, Deck Builds, and Storm Damage Insurance Tips
Rich Oris hosts the weekly St. Louis home improvement call-in show, covering practical maintenance and repair topics for homeowners. The hour starts with tankless water heater care, including annual flushing and descaling, and a reminder that even products marketed as maintenance free still require regular upkeep. Rich discusses roof inspections after storms, proper attic ventilation balance, and chimney care such as flashing, brick sealing, and tuck pointing for older homes. Listeners also hear advice on cleaning kitchen range hood filters, deck framing and material choices, joist spacing, and how exposure and airflow impact deck lifespan.
Home Improvement Show - Flooring and windows
Rich Oris answers questions about flooring, ending relationship with a contractor and windows.
Home Improvement Show 1-31-26
Rich Oris hosts this week's Home Improvement Show, giving you everything you need to know when to comes to all things home remodeling. Rich answers your calls and questions about things you're worried about around your home.
Home Improvement Show - Furnace and water noises
Rich Oris talks more about installing windows and answers questions about furnace and noise in shower when water is turned off and water heater problems.
Home Improvement Show – Installation, covering porch cracks
Rich Oris answers questions about installation on a brick home, covering porch cracks, sump pump and more.
Home Improvement Show - Bathroom tile, mini split units
Rich Oris and Jill Worobec of Mosby Building Arts answer questions about bathroom tile, mini split units, shower seats and water leaks.
Home Improvement Show – Attic fan, woodpecker
Rich Oris takes questions about attic fans in the winter and how to get rid of a woodpecker and if it is safe to pour bleach down shower drain.