Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty. You're listening to Dean Sharp The
Speaker 1: House Whisper on demand on the iHeartRadio app Welcome Home.
Speaker 1: I am Dean Sharp the House Whisper. I design custom homes,
Speaker 1: build custom homes, and I am your guide to better
Speaker 1: understanding that place where you live. Today on the show,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have some fun like we don't always. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, but here's the thing. Something happened a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago. And no, I'm not talking about the wildfires, right.
Speaker 1: We've spent a lot of time talking about those and
Speaker 1: we will continue to, including today a little bit. But
Speaker 1: something happened a couple of weeks ago that happens every
Speaker 1: year this time of year, and because our attentions were
Speaker 1: so focused on the wildfires here in southern California, we
Speaker 1: just kind of skipped right over it. And that is
Speaker 1: the big, the one and only, the massive consumer electronics
Speaker 1: show that took place in Las Vegas. Does it every year,
Speaker 1: fills the entire Las Vegas Convention Center. The only show
Speaker 1: that is as big as CEES is one that I
Speaker 1: attend also every year regularly, which is the International Builders Show,
Speaker 1: which is coming up in like three weeks from now
Speaker 1: and every year I cover both in terms of specifically
Speaker 1: the things related to your home. So today we're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about some practical things mostly let's have admit it,
Speaker 1: mostly some toys for you from the Consumer Electronics Show
Speaker 1: cool things for smart home tech. As we go through
Speaker 1: the show today, I've got a list. You'll enjoy it,
Speaker 1: I guarantee it. Also, though, I'm actually gonna start with
Speaker 1: kind of something I didn't quite get to yesterday on
Speaker 1: yesterday Morning's program or the previous episode. If you're one
Speaker 1: of our pots cast listeners, I really have been itching
Speaker 1: to talk to you about Notre Dame Cathedral and just
Speaker 1: just briefly, just briefly, and what does that have to
Speaker 1: do with your home something? It's architectural design anyway, I
Speaker 1: just really want to talk to you about it, and
Speaker 1: we will today as well, So don't go anywhere. What
Speaker 1: are we serving up for you today? Follow us on
Speaker 1: social media as always, we only do the good kind,
Speaker 1: the uplifting, informative, inspiring kind Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, you know,
Speaker 1: all the usual suspects. Home with Dean is the handle
Speaker 1: for them all. And of course, if your home is
Speaker 1: in need of some personal house whisper attention. Then you
Speaker 1: can book an in home design consult with me and Tina,
Speaker 1: the one and only Tina. You just go to house
Speaker 1: Whisperer dot Design. All right, let me introduce our awesome team. Elmer,
Speaker 1: of course, is on the board. Good morning Elmer, Good
Speaker 1: morning Dean. How you doing, Bud good. I'm excited for
Speaker 1: this episode. Yeah, I know, right, we were talking before
Speaker 1: the show. You know you're an electronics kind of guy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I don't know if I'm going to unveil that
Speaker 1: personal robot that you want. There's a lot of there
Speaker 1: might be some cool stuff. There will be. There will be.
Speaker 1: Elmer was telling me before the show. He's like, I
Speaker 1: really just want a robot, but one that doesn't kill me.
Speaker 1: It's true, it's a concern, all right. Anyway, exactly exactly, Uh,
Speaker 1: Producer Richie, he's just sending me weird text messages through
Speaker 1: the studio wall. So anyway, he's standing by ready to
Speaker 1: take your calls. And yes, we are also taking calls
Speaker 1: today as well. Here's the number eight three three two.
Speaker 1: Ask Dean eight three three the numeral two ask Dean,
Speaker 1: and of course Eileen Gonzalez at the news desk. Good
Speaker 1: morning Eileen, Good morning Dean. How's it going. I'm doing well.
Speaker 1: I'm doing well. How are things with you? How is
Speaker 1: your weekend going so far? Just relaxing, doing no work whatsoever.
Speaker 1: There's no such thing as that for me on the weekends. Yeah, say,
Speaker 1: because I Leen, and I work through every weekend weekends,
Speaker 1: and I work my other job as soon as I
Speaker 1: get off of this one. So there you go, exactly.
Speaker 1: So anyway, glad you're here, Bud, Glad you're here. I'm
Speaker 1: happy to be here. And sitting across the table from me,
Speaker 1: there she is my better half, my design partner, the
Speaker 1: co owner and co founder of House Whisper be Whisper
Speaker 1: Whisperer btw btub uh, there is Tina. Oh, excuse you,
Speaker 1: welcome home. I wonder if every week we have to
Speaker 1: explain why there is an elephant sound with your name.
Speaker 1: I don't think we do. No, we're just gonna leave it.
Speaker 1: We hit it every once in a while. For people
Speaker 1: who are brand new to the show, they'll just have
Speaker 1: to You just have to hang with us for more
Speaker 1: than a couple of weeks because it comes up. But
Speaker 1: there it is all right. Y'all, let's dive into it.
Speaker 1: When we come back. I want to talk to you
Speaker 1: about Notre Dame Cathedral, no Tra damn Dame Cathedral, Notre
Speaker 1: Dame now Tre Dame. Uh, just a little something that's
Speaker 1: been on my mind. Yesterday we did we spent some
Speaker 1: time talking about some architectural and design news here in
Speaker 1: southern California. Actually only had a chance to kind of
Speaker 1: do a deep dive into a structure that means a
Speaker 1: lot to me, Wayfair's Chapel on the Palace Fertes Peninsula
Speaker 1: that has been subject to the Portuguese been landslide that's
Speaker 1: happening out there, along with hundreds of homes being subject
Speaker 1: to it. We had callers call in about it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: it was if you missed yesterday's show, definitely catch it
Speaker 1: because it was a lot of good stuff happening and
Speaker 1: calls yesterday as well. But I really wanted to talk
Speaker 1: about Notre Dame as well as part of my you know,
Speaker 1: design stuff in the news. So we'll do it. We'll
Speaker 1: do that first and then we'll get into the consumer
Speaker 1: electronics show for Homes for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Right after you're listening to Home with Dean Sharp on
Speaker 2: demand from KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 1: Dean Sharp, the house whisper here to help you take
Speaker 1: your home to the next level. We got a bunch
Speaker 1: of stuff going on this morning. We're going to be
Speaker 1: talking very shortly about the consumer Electronics show that just
Speaker 1: took place a couple of weeks ago in Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: And what are the implications of what was unveiled there
Speaker 1: for your home, for any home, for smart tech in homes.
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of it. We're going to get there. Also,
Speaker 1: we're going to be taking calls today as we do normally.
Speaker 1: Here's the number eight three three two. Ask Dean eight
Speaker 1: three three the New World two. Pep, ask Dean A
Speaker 1: three three two. There she goes again, ask Dean. I
Speaker 1: don't know why that makes Tina laugh. Why does it
Speaker 1: make you laugh? It's his buddy. Every time I married
Speaker 1: the right person. All right, But first, like I said
Speaker 1: before the break, I want to talk to you a
Speaker 1: little left over from yesterday's program, where I was hoping
Speaker 1: to cover a little bit more, you know, architectural and
Speaker 1: design news, some local, some not so local. I really
Speaker 1: really wanted to talk to you about Notre Dame cathedral.
Speaker 1: Now I know what you're saying, great Dean. What in
Speaker 1: the world does a Notre Dame cathedral, which by the
Speaker 1: way is in Paris not here? What the world does
Speaker 1: that have to do with anything with my home? And
Speaker 1: I will tell you this, my friend, an awful lot.
Speaker 1: Any piece of great architecture, by the way, has lessons
Speaker 1: to teach you about any other piece of architecture, which,
Speaker 1: of course we hope your home will become. Here's one
Speaker 1: example right in here. Do you know how long it
Speaker 1: took to build Notre Dame. It's a classic story of
Speaker 1: many many cathedrals. In fact, this is not the longest
Speaker 1: time ever spent building a cathedral, by far a European cathedral.
Speaker 1: But ninety seven years Notre Dame was under construction. They
Speaker 1: started building it in eleven sixty three. They finished in
Speaker 1: twelve sixty, ninety seven years later. Here's the thing to
Speaker 1: learn about that. I have been fortunate to have traveled
Speaker 1: quite a bit around the world, seen some pretty incredible
Speaker 1: things here and abroad. I will tell you never once
Speaker 1: have I run across a structure that where time was
Speaker 1: stretched in order to create it, in which it was
Speaker 1: not excellent, and in fact I could flip that and say,
Speaker 1: never once have I seen a structure or encountered a
Speaker 1: structure that was built overnight that is heralded as architecturally
Speaker 1: excellent as they say, right, Rome wasn't built in a day.
Speaker 1: And I, in our fast food culture and our fast
Speaker 1: home improvement culture, am constantly encouraging you, exhorting you, begging
Speaker 1: you to take time. I know you want to get
Speaker 1: it done yesterday. But if you really want your home
Speaker 1: to shine, if you really want it to be the
Speaker 1: excellent thing for decades of your life, that it becomes
Speaker 1: a partner in living your beautiful life, then by all means,
Speaker 1: please take the time to do it right. So that's
Speaker 1: a lesson. And there are other lessons like the volume
Speaker 1: of a space like a cathedral, and the way that
Speaker 1: volume has a psychological effect on us, and where we
Speaker 1: can find volume in height in your home instead of
Speaker 1: expanding square footage can make a huge difference. It also
Speaker 1: save you a lot of money. The use of light,
Speaker 1: drama story cathedrals are nothing if not gigantic stories to
Speaker 1: be told. So all of that applies. But mostly what
Speaker 1: I wanted to share with you is something that you
Speaker 1: may or may not have known. I think most of
Speaker 1: us know that about five years ago, a little over
Speaker 1: five years ago, Notre Dame caught on fire. And you know,
Speaker 1: we're very familiar with structures catching on fire here in
Speaker 1: southern California. Now it's all fresh in our minds. The
Speaker 1: thing with Notre Dame is that it burnt. It's largely
Speaker 1: a stone structure, but there's a lot of wood, old
Speaker 1: oak ceiling across the entire cathedral, and that ceiling burnt
Speaker 1: completely and completely collapse in. And then the French government
Speaker 1: took a very very wise approach. They took time to
Speaker 1: figure out how they were going to restore the cathedral,
Speaker 1: and they decided to restore it in exactitude with the
Speaker 1: not present building standards, but the way it was built originally,
Speaker 1: so that it wouldn't be mismatched and have strange stresses
Speaker 1: on other parts of the structure, which is wise. They
Speaker 1: also added fire suppression systems, which is also very very wise.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing, the silver lining, as it were,
Speaker 1: that came out of this. Something happened as a result
Speaker 1: of that fire that has never, in my knowledge happened
Speaker 1: in the history of ancient European architecture. Something happened that
Speaker 1: is different about Notre Dame than any other cathedral or
Speaker 1: you know, eight hundred plus year old structure on the planet.
Speaker 1: Do you know what that is? We'll talk about it
Speaker 1: right on the other side.
Speaker 2: You're listening to Home with Dean Sharp on demand from
Speaker 2: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us today. It is a beautiful but cool,
Speaker 1: sunny day here in southern California. I hope wherever you
Speaker 1: are you are feeling good about your weather as well.
Speaker 1: We've got some rain coming. We could use a little
Speaker 1: bit more rain, not too much, too fast, because of
Speaker 1: our fire scars. Somebody asked me, by the way, why
Speaker 1: is that a big deal? I mean, they said, I understand, Okay,
Speaker 1: some plants are gone, so the water moves faster on
Speaker 1: the surface, But why is it an extra concern now
Speaker 1: after a fire? And the reason is this, here's the reason.
Speaker 1: It's not just that ground cover is missing from open areas.
Speaker 1: It is in fact that the soil, because of the
Speaker 1: heat of the flames, has been glassified. Sand content in
Speaker 1: the soil has essentially melted and hardened the top layer
Speaker 1: of soil, and so after a fire, immediately after a fire,
Speaker 1: and this all breaks down. It all, it will all
Speaker 1: break down, but the heat has kind of tempered and
Speaker 1: hardened the surface of the soil. And then if we
Speaker 1: get a lot of rain right after the fact, I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, within weeks, like is what's happening now, And
Speaker 1: then those soils shed water much faster, and so instead
Speaker 1: of absorbing that water, they shed it off and the
Speaker 1: water starts moving on the surface, and then we get
Speaker 1: ground movement, floods and things like that. So just FYI,
Speaker 1: the more you know, all right, I'm gonna finish up
Speaker 1: my thought on Notre Dame Cathedral that I left you
Speaker 1: hanging with. Did you know, I mean I said right
Speaker 1: before the break that something historic has happened there that's
Speaker 1: never before been seen in the history of medieval European architecture.
Speaker 1: And it is a byproduct, as it were, a silver
Speaker 1: lining of this disaster. And it was a disaster. And
Speaker 1: so in no way am I saying that I'm happy
Speaker 1: that Notre Dame encountered its devastating fire. But if you
Speaker 1: have to find a silver lining, this is it. This
Speaker 1: is what happened. The roof at Notre Dame Cathedral was lead,
Speaker 1: and as it burned, it melted and as it collapsed,
Speaker 1: and in the burning process, the flames also distributed lead
Speaker 1: dust everywhere. So it wasn't just a matter of all, right,
Speaker 1: let's clean up the roof debris and start rebuild the roof.
Speaker 1: Every nook and cranny of the interior of Notre Dame
Speaker 1: Cathedral was covered in soot and ash but also dangerous
Speaker 1: lead dust content, which meant has met I mean, workers
Speaker 1: for the last five years have been working with hazmat
Speaker 1: suits as they restore and clean. So they had to
Speaker 1: figure out a way. And by the way, Notre Dame
Speaker 1: is built primarily other than the wood of limestone, of
Speaker 1: a local, locally sourced limestone, and that limestone is pretty bright.
Speaker 1: It's pretty bright. It's got a slight gray, sort of
Speaker 1: gray tan tint to it, but it's a very very bright,
Speaker 1: lovely limestone. And so they had to figure out how
Speaker 1: we going to get it clean without destroying it because
Speaker 1: limestone is not the strongest of stones, so we can't
Speaker 1: just you know, pour harsh chemicals all over it. And
Speaker 1: the last five years have been spent meticulously brushing down
Speaker 1: and cleaning everything, and then of course repairing what stonework
Speaker 1: was damaged in a restorative process so that everything goes
Speaker 1: back the way it was. So it's cleaned and it's safe,
Speaker 1: and the soot is gone. But guess the soot of
Speaker 1: the and the ash from the fire is gone. But
Speaker 1: guess what else is gone? And here is the point
Speaker 1: that's so exciting. Eight hundred years of candle and oil
Speaker 1: lamp soot is gone from the inside of Notre Dame Cathedral.
Speaker 1: In other words, for the first time in European history
Speaker 1: to my knowledge, and for the first time absolutely in
Speaker 1: the history of Notre Dame Cathedral. If you visit it now,
Speaker 1: you will do something extraordinary. You will see an eight
Speaker 1: hundred year old cathedral the way it looked when it
Speaker 1: was built eight hundred years ago. Not the old, sooty,
Speaker 1: dirty building that has survived down through time, but no,
Speaker 1: a fresh clean So people who have been to Notre
Speaker 1: Dame before and who have walked in again say, oh
Speaker 1: my god, what is going on here? Why is it
Speaker 1: so bright? And they're astounded. They're astounded by what has
Speaker 1: happened to this cathedral because it has been restored by
Speaker 1: default by the cleaning process, back to its original condition,
Speaker 1: not just original structural condition, its original esthetic condition. So
Speaker 1: if you are so fortunate as to be able to
Speaker 1: travel abroad and you were thinking about, oh maybe France,
Speaker 1: maybe Paris will be on my wishless, I'm just telling
Speaker 1: you you have a treat in store. And if you
Speaker 1: you are unable to travel abroad, then there are a
Speaker 1: ton of documentaries and videos and things online that you
Speaker 1: can source out, and I encourage you go check it out.
Speaker 1: Go check out the documentaries to talk about the whole process.
Speaker 1: Go look at footage of Notre Dame now and it
Speaker 1: is reopened to the public, and look at it and
Speaker 1: just sort of wonder at how amazing it is that
Speaker 1: we have now seen something our generation have seen something
Speaker 1: that no one else has seen before, which is an
Speaker 1: eight hundred year old structure looking the way it did
Speaker 1: on day one. Pretty amazing stuff, Pretty amazing stuff. All right,
Speaker 1: That's all I wanted to share with you. Don't tell
Speaker 1: me that isn't interesting, of course it is. All right.
Speaker 1: When we come back, let's dive into something very, very different,
Speaker 1: which is the stuff that I've gleaned from all of
Speaker 1: the hundreds of thousands of things on display at this
Speaker 1: year's Consumer Electronics Show. Some of the things that are
Speaker 1: most pertinent to our homes, smart home tech and all
Speaker 1: the like that's coming.
Speaker 2: You're listening to Home with Dean Sharp on demand from
Speaker 2: KFI AM six.
Speaker 1: Forty Welcome home. Hey, we're gonna be going to the
Speaker 1: phones in just a bit. Just so you know, we've
Speaker 1: got room on the callboard for you. If there is
Speaker 1: something about your home that's got you scratching your head,
Speaker 1: burning question, you should get some ointment for that, but
Speaker 1: I will also help you with it as well. The
Speaker 1: number to reach me eight three three two Ask Dean
Speaker 1: eight three three the numeral two ask Dean A three
Speaker 1: three to ask Dean. We'll be hitting the phones shortly.
Speaker 1: Right now, let's dive into the best of the Consumer
Speaker 1: Electronics Show twenty twenty five as it relates to your homes.
Speaker 1: With all of our attention focused on wildfires. The CES
Speaker 1: show in Las Vegas that happened a couple weeks ago,
Speaker 1: came and went without much fanfare from southern California, but
Speaker 1: it was a banner year for tech, especially when it
Speaker 1: comes to smart home tech. So what is the first
Speaker 1: thing you need to know? Reporting on CEES. This shouldn't
Speaker 1: surprise you, but it has to be said. AI was
Speaker 1: the undisputed king of cees this year CES twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Everywhere AI was everywhere like a virus, infecting every bit
Speaker 1: of hardware, every new concept and methodology. And I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to be negative about it, That's not my intention.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying it was viral. I mean viral. Now
Speaker 1: is when I can confidently tell you is when we
Speaker 1: are going to begin seeing on regular basis artificial intelligence
Speaker 1: seeping into everything. Some of it will be silly and ridiculous,
Speaker 1: and that's always just been the case, all right, that's
Speaker 1: not a dis on AI. It's just all smart technology
Speaker 1: that has ever come out. Some of it is silly
Speaker 1: and ridiculous, but other parts of it are going to
Speaker 1: be utterly brilliant and some of it downright practical. Here
Speaker 1: is Here are a couple of items. The company Tapo.
Speaker 1: T a Po introduced some home security door locks and
Speaker 1: cameras that you know, not a new thing again, so
Speaker 1: what makes them special? AI? AI has added a whole
Speaker 1: new flavor to them. I saw a home security entry
Speaker 1: lock that you know, what have we had in the
Speaker 1: past keyed yes with your key biometric where you to
Speaker 1: stick a thumb up there and it reads your thumb
Speaker 1: and unlocks the door. We've seen I locks you know,
Speaker 1: based on you know, put your eye up there, you know,
Speaker 1: very kind of mission impossible esque, right, Uh. But more
Speaker 1: commonly it's been the biometric lock, which have been a
Speaker 1: little bit hit and miss in the beginning, but now
Speaker 1: we're getting pretty dang reliable. But what do we have now?
Speaker 1: Now we've got facial recognition AI facial recognition where literally
Speaker 1: you're just get close enough, stare into the camera for
Speaker 1: a second and it's like, oh, oh, Dean, it's you.
Speaker 1: Of course I'm gonna unlock the door. Uh. And in
Speaker 1: addition to that, if that isn't your cup of tea,
Speaker 1: palm repetition recognition, palm reading not not your fortune, but
Speaker 1: apparently a pattern of not only the lines the prints
Speaker 1: in your palm, but also a pattern of just under
Speaker 1: the skin that it is able to detect. So all
Speaker 1: you do is just hold your palm up to this
Speaker 1: little pad. You don't have to touch it, it's non contact,
Speaker 1: but just you know, an inch away, and boom, recognizes
Speaker 1: who you are and open the door. Goes so very
Speaker 1: very interesting, these biometric ways of doing security, the camera
Speaker 1: side of things, I thought was really creepy. No, no,
Speaker 1: useful AI on home security cameras. What does that look like?
Speaker 1: It's this this product from Tapo. These cameras, and the
Speaker 1: cameras aren't any different than you know, every other home
Speaker 1: security camera out there. And then, of course, you know,
Speaker 1: we've talked about the fact that home security cameras have
Speaker 1: gotten every year easier and easier and easier to install.
Speaker 1: You buy, when you plug it in, but bom, give it,
Speaker 1: give it your Wi Fi work and next thing you know,
Speaker 1: you're up and running. You can get alerts on your phone.
Speaker 1: That's how they work these days, super super easy and
Speaker 1: not very expensive anymore.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: These cameras have intelligent AI commentary. Oh that's great. That's
Speaker 1: the last thing I need is my camera's commenting on me. No, no, no.
Speaker 1: The kind of commentary they mean is informative stuff like
Speaker 1: instead of you getting a notification person at the front door,
Speaker 1: here's the notification that you get. Three individuals are conversing
Speaker 1: on the front porch. What three individuals are having a
Speaker 1: conversation on your front porch before you even get to
Speaker 1: the door, and then put your eye against the people.
Speaker 1: That's the kind of stuff we're talking about here is
Speaker 1: one that I think a lot of parents will find
Speaker 1: imminently valuable. Put a camera, one of these security cameras
Speaker 1: on a flex arm above a crib in a nursery. Right,
Speaker 1: So now we've got a camera watching the little one
Speaker 1: as they sleep, and you get a message from from
Speaker 1: that camera that says your child's face might be obstructed
Speaker 1: by a blanket. You see what I'm saying. That's smart
Speaker 1: stuff and that has value, I mean real practical value.
Speaker 1: So cameras with the AI commentary in which more and
Speaker 1: more these AI systems are able to watch and discern
Speaker 1: certain important things about what's going on in your home.
Speaker 1: Along these lines, I think there was one more camera
Speaker 1: that I had here. Let me see. Oh Akara the
Speaker 1: company Akara, and it's spelled aquar. Akara looks like a Quara.
Speaker 1: Akara has a ports camera, again extending the AI intelligence
Speaker 1: with what they call package delivery detection and package theft detection.
Speaker 1: So in other words, you know, it's not just person
Speaker 1: at the front door. Tina and I get that alert
Speaker 1: all the time. We get, oh, person at the front door,
Speaker 1: and then we say, oh, it must be must be Amazon,
Speaker 1: must be ups Because we were expecting something. Well, now
Speaker 1: we don't even have to guess at that, because now
Speaker 1: the alert comes through with package delivered on the front porch,
Speaker 1: a package, not just a person, just to detect the
Speaker 1: fact that there's a package there. And then about four
Speaker 1: minutes later it'll say package removed from the front door
Speaker 1: when it gets stolen. But that's the truth. It has
Speaker 1: package delivery and package theft detection. So it is going
Speaker 1: to tell you, oh, you remember that package and I
Speaker 1: told you about a half an hour ago, got sat
Speaker 1: on the front porch. Yeah it's gone. Now somebody just
Speaker 1: took it and here's the guy. So yeah, these are
Speaker 1: the kinds of AI intelligence that's being put in technology
Speaker 1: that we are already very very familiar with and taking
Speaker 1: it up, taking it definitely, I wouldn't say to the
Speaker 1: next level, taking it several levels up as far as
Speaker 1: its ability to communicate accurately and precisely what's going on
Speaker 1: with your home. Okay, when we come back, you know what,
Speaker 1: it's time to take a couple of calls. So we're
Speaker 1: going to take some calls, and when we come back
Speaker 1: to CES, I want to talk about the one one
Speaker 1: television that I thought was of massive interest to a
Speaker 1: lot of homeowners. TVs are always the thing, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: there's eight thousand of them at every ces, But this one,
Speaker 1: for a very specific reason, caught my attention. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about that when we return to the subject. But right
Speaker 1: after this next news break, we'll be going to the
Speaker 1: phones eight three three two. Ask Dean A three three
Speaker 1: the numeral two. Ask Dean your home with Dean Sharp,
Speaker 1: the House Whisperer on KFI. This has been Home with
Speaker 1: Dean Sharp, the House whisper. Tune into the live broadcast
Speaker 1: on KFI Am six forty every Saturday morning from six
Speaker 1: to eight Pacific time and every Sunday morning from nine
Speaker 1: to noon Pacific time, or anytime on demand on the
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio app.