The PowerHouse Cool Collabs
The PowerHouse Cool Collabs
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The PowerHouse Cool Collabs Podcast (collaborators/collaborations) features interviews with the coolest leaders in luxury design, build, development, and real estate, who live with an attitude of gratitude and give back to help humanity.
CEO Wendy Cohen will select and interview special guests, exploring their success stories, philanthropic efforts, and innovative collaborations.
Three pillars: Coolest Leaders, Attitude of Gratitude, Helping Humanity
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The podcast revolves around three main themes: the coolest leaders in the industry, an attitude of gratitude, and a commitment to helping humanity. Episodes explore topics such as luxury design innovations, regenerative landscaping, and meaningful community impact, with specific episodes profiling guests like Michelle Gorga discussing art and philanthropy, and Cameron James on sustainable food forests.

The PowerHouse Cool Collabs Podcast (collaborators/collaborations) features interviews with the coolest leaders in luxury design, build, development, and real estate, who live with an attitude of gratitude and give back to help humanity.
CEO Wendy Cohen will select and interview special guests, exploring their success stories, philanthropic efforts, and innovative collaborations.
Three pillars: Coolest Leaders, Attitude of Gratitude, Helping Humanity
In Episode 36 of the PowerHouse Cool Collabs Podcast, Wendy Cohen sits down with Tina Timm, Builder Development Manager at Water Doctors, to explore one of the most essential—yet often overlooked—elements of the home: water quality.
With over 35 years in the building industry, Tina shares her evolution from working alongside builders to becoming a passionate advocate for healthier water systems—an advocacy deeply shaped by her personal journey as a cancer survivor. What began as professional insight has become a mission rooted in awareness, prevention, and care for others.
In this meaningful and eye-opening conversation, Wendy and Tina explore:
• Why water quality is emerging as a critical pillar in high-performance, wellness-focused home design• The hidden issues in municipal and well water that can impact everything from plumbing systems to long-term health• How builders, architects, and designers can integrate water solutions early—avoiding costly post-close corrections and elevating client trust• What homeowners can do today to better understand, test, and improve the water they live with every day• The difference between point-of-use and whole-home systems—and why both matter• How simple awareness can lead to more intentional living, better outcomes, and a higher standard of care in the built environment
Beyond the technical, this episode is also deeply human.
Tina shares her heartfelt involvement with the This Time Tomorrow Foundation, where small, meaningful acts of kindness bring light to individuals and families navigating cancer—reminding us that impact extends far beyond the work we do.
As the luxury design-build community continues to embrace healthier, more holistic living environments, this episode offers a powerful and timely perspective:
Water isn’t just something we use—it’s something we live within.
“Look for the pony.”A simple yet profound reminder that even in the unseen, there is opportunity, awareness, and hope.
Where to Find Tina Timm
Email: [email protected]Phone: (414) 292-7924Address: 901 N. Grandview Blvd., Waukesha, WI 53188
Website:https://www.h2odoctors.com/
LinkedIn (Tina):https://www.linkedin.com/in/tinatimm/LinkedIn (Water Doctors):https://www.linkedin.com/company/water-doctors/posts/?feedView=all
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/h2o_doctors/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/H2ODoctors/
This Time Tomorrow Foundation:https://www.thistimetomorrow.org/
Check Your Local Water Quality (EWG):https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/
WICIW – Women in the Construction Industry Wisconsin:https://www.womeninconstructionwi.com/

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