The Natrul Podcast

In this episode, I talk about regeneration. What does it mean to create spaces that work with you, not against you? We explore how materials, design, and time interact to shape the way we feel at home, and why the most intelligent solutions are often the simplest.

4 billion square feet of flooring ends up in landfills every year. That's enough to cover Rhode Island twice. But we never think about where our old floors go when we rip them up for something "fresher." This episode reveals the hidden graveyard beneath our homes and why your next flooring choice might be the most important environmental decision you make this year. A quiet meditatio...

Most people don't realize they're living surrounded by fake materials designed for factories, not families. In this episode, we explore the quiet rebellion happening in homes across the world - and why choosing real materials over synthetic substitutes is one of the most radical acts you can make. We dive into: Why synthetic materials make spaces feel "wrong" (even when they look...

In a world rushing toward noise and novelty, we’ve lost something essential…rhythm. Not music. Not routine. But the deep, instinctive rhythm that once connected us to nature, to time, and to ourselves. In this episode, we strip everything back and ask: What if the burnout isn’t your fault? What if it’s the system that’s out of sync? This isn’t a podcast about flooring. This is a reminder of what l...

In a world of constant noise, stillness isn’t just a luxury. It’s a correction. This episode invites you to pause. To feel. To question what we call “modern” and what we’ve accepted as normal. You’ll hear reflections on silence, flooring, the weight of synthetic living and what it means to build a home that aligns with truth, not trends. This isn’t about products. It’s about presence. And the subt...

We weren’t designed for this much noise. In a world overflowing with concrete, screens, and synthetic materials, stillness has become a radical act. This short meditative episode explores the quiet rebellion of returning to nature — not just outside us, but within our homes, our choices, and our nervous systems. A moment to pause. A reminder that silence is not empty. It’s full of answers.