It is absolutely for “anyone willing to invest their time in learning about mud by putting their hands in the soil.” Then, after learning from the tutorials, people can build mud homes in a D-I-Y (do it yourself) manner, making all the decisions about the house themselves. Owners who want a natural home: It is a handy learning tool for owners before hiring professionals to build a mud home. Knowing the construction method can help make the right choices, the project’s easy execution, and better control over expenditure. People from all walks of life, like doctors, lawyers, school teachers, government employees, shopkeepers, homemakers etc., who want to build a natural home can use it. Professionals: Professionals like architects, civil engineers, artists, designers, product designers, contractors, masons and workers can get hands-on training on mud construction. Sustainable homes are a need of the hour, and professionals can learn and make a difference in the world by incorporating this into their work. Artisans and workers: Training of artisans and workers can help in skill development and empowerment, creating more employment opportunities and reducing the shortage of artisans in the alternate construction sector. Students: It is also a resource for academic purposes, for students from architecture, engineering and design colleges to learn about sustainable construction. Sufficient knowledge about materials and methods can make them flexible and confident to use natural materials in designs. It is helpful to add a new skill to be a better professional. Researchers: For many researchers in sustainable building materials and technology, this is a knowledge base. Explorations by Thannal can be a reference and turning point for many researchers in the journey of exploring mud, lime, bamboo and admixtures. Nature lovers and sustainability enthusiasts: Everyone who can resonate with the idea of building a sustainable and low impact home without causing much damage to the earth. People who want to live an alternate lifestyle, off-grid or natural living, can benefit from this series. Moreover, organic farmers and permaculturists who understand the need to live in harmony with nature can build a home without disturbing the earth. Traditional medicine practitioners, yoga teachers, and people concerned about climate change who wish to live closer to nature can learn about mud homes. A trained natural builder: Anyone who wants to become a trained natural builder, to help owners or earn a living by building mud homes can start learning through the videos. Irrespective of their backgrounds, they can gain knowledge and practise hands-on by themselves to acquire the skill. Children going through alternate education: The videos are about the survival skill of making shelters. So children doing homeschooling or an alternate curriculum can use it to learn to build with mud.