Adam helps you to make sure YOU'RE not the one cleaning up the mess after a home improvement project.

Adam helps you to make sure YOU'RE not the one cleaning up the mess after a home improvement project.

Contactor Therapy is a 40-50 minute recorded podcast that focuses on real-life anecdotes of home improvements gone wrong. The show is hosted by Adam Helfman, a 30-year veteran in home renovation and contracting, who will provide his unique stories and insights. Each episode is themed around a particular subject such as “How Homeowners Sabotage their Home Renovation.”

The anecdotes told on the show by both Adam and his guests will be madcap in tone and focus on absurd, outlandish, amusing, and humorous events that have happened on real job sites. They will revolve around the absolute worst-case, real-life scenarios in home improvement. To facilitate this, the show will be slightly edgier in tone than a typical broadcast radio program.

Contactor Therapy is a 40-50 minute recorded podcast that focuses on real-life anecdotes of home improvements gone wrong. The show is hosted by Adam Helfman, a 30-year veteran in home renovation and contracting, who will provide his unique stories and insights. Each episode is themed around a particular subject such as &ldquo;How Homeowners Sabotage their Home Renovation.&rdquo;
The anecdotes told on the show by both Adam and his guests will be madcap in tone and focus on absurd, outlandish, amusing, and humorous events that have happened on real job sites. They will revolve around the absolute worst-case, real-life scenarios in home improvement. To facilitate this, the show will be slightly edgier in tone than a typical broadcast radio program.

Contractor Therapy Podcast

Contractor Therapy is a 40-50 minute recorded podcast that focuses on
real-life anecdotes of home improvements gone wrong. The show is hosted
by Adam Helfman, a 30-year veteran in home renovation and contracting, who
will provide his unique stories and insights. Each episode is themed around a
particular subject such as “How Homeowners Sabotage their Home
Renovation.”
The anecdotes told on the show by both Adam and his guests will be madcap in
tone and focus on absurd, outlandish, amusing, and humorous events that have
happened on real job sites. They will revolve around the absolute worst-case,
real-life scenarios in home improvement. To facilitate this, the show will be
slightly edgier in tone than a typical broadcast radio program.

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