HPH401: Let's build something

House Planning Help Podcast by Ben Adam-Smith

Jun 30, 202627:14Education

Ben Adam-Smith explains why he plans to take on a new mission, and why that'll mean a slight change of direction and more collaboration. Check out the show notes for more information.

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