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Hey there, it's Megna, and today we have something special for you.

It's a break from our usual programming, but I think, I hope you might like it.

Because I recently had the honor of being included in one of the great public media franchises

of all time, this old house. The long-running show about home repair has a podcast, and they

asked me to bring them to my old house in Corvallis, Oregon, where I grew up with my family, and we talked about that

house, we talked about the American Dream, and so much more. So we're dropping this episode

in our feed today. I hope you like it. You can subscribe to the This Old House Radio Hour,

wherever you get your On Point podcast. Enjoy.

From LASD and APM American Public Media, it's This Old House Radio Hour. I'm your host,

Jen Larges. On today's show, imagine your house producing as much energy as it uses.

That's what it means to go net zero, and today our guest is here to share why he did it and how you can too.

When you look over the year, I'm producing more energy than I actually use.

On Point's Magna Chakrabardi takes us back to our childhood home in Corvallis, Oregon.

It's a completely non-flashy 1970s-style Oregon ranch house.

There's nothing remarkable about it, but I love that place.

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