Modern Woodworkers Association Podcast - Conversations Among Woodworkers

On this episode the one and only Peter Galbert joins us - one of the premiere chairmakers in the craft. We had a great time catching up Peter, and had a fascinating conversation about a upcoming video, book, chairmaking, tools & techniques, etc.  Check it out!

Joel returns to answer the 5 Questions. One answer so hilariously captures the true meaning of celebrity - and more bees. Check it out!

Joel Paul (aka, the "Punk Rock Shaker"or "13starsfarm") drops by on this episode of the MWA Podcast.  This is a captivating  discussion about green woodworking, David Fisher bowls, WWing life, his latest endeavor into spoon carving classes, etc. Check it out!

Amanda returns to share her 5 favorite Woodworking Techniques. There are some real gems on this episode. Including a couple of re-sawing techniques we're sure everyone will use. Check it out!

We catch back up with Amanda Russell (aka, sawdustwoman) on this episode. It's a fascinating discussion about her journey as a professional woodworker, her latest accomplishments, and her "plans" for the future. Check it out!

On this episode we explore the Furniture Record Project that Mark is developing. This is an outstanding and innovative initiative for documenting your WWing projects. Check it out! 

The one & only Megan Fitzpatrick joins us on this episode. We delve into her new job as Editor for Lost Art Press (and its open ended job description), the classes she teaches, her home restoration project, and when she finds time to sleep. Check it out!

On this 400th episode of the MWA Podcast, Josh Pinkston returns to answer the 5 Questions. We find out about his 4 favorite tools, and how cartoons ruined Roy Underhill. Check it out!

On this episode, Josh Pinkston joins us to discuss his passion for hand tool woodworking, Mackintosh side tables, and tulip carving. We also get learn a little bit about his day job as a Professor of Economics (just the fun parts). It's a great and interesting discussion. Check it out!

Sean Wood of MorningWorks Studio returns to answer the 5 Questions. His 4 favorite tools and architectural influences are worth the listen alone.  Check it out!

Sean Wood of MorningWorks Studio joins on this episode. It's a fascinating discussion with one of the premier contemporary seating designers and furniture makers. We delve into in his beginnings from hot rod upholstery, to the business world, to his current "tranquil" life as a professional furniture maker. There's also some interesting tidbits for any Hot Wheels enthusiasts out there. Check it out!

David, a great friend of the podcast, joins us again to talk about all he's been up too. From his spectacular recovery from major surgery just a few months ago, to his new designs, and outstanding drawknife and scorp sheths, there is a lot to be thankful for. Check it out! 

Evan returns to answers the 5 Questions. Find out about his favorite plane, his attention to detail, and how he got his start in the craft. Check it out!

The outstanding designer and professional woodworker Evan Court joins us on this episode. We talk about his background at NBSS, his fabulous projects, his recent move to Dallas, and his love of PBR. It's a great discussion with a great woodworker. Check it out!

Josh Nava returns to answer the 5 Questions. From Roy Underhill to an obsession with calipers, this episode further explores Josh's foundation in the craft. Check it out!

Josh Nava joins this week to discuss the 1001 things he is up to. This is a great conversation with a true learner and educator in the craft. We touch on his recovery, but more importantly delve into the perspective and insight he brings to his work and life. Check it out! 

Brian Obst returns to answer the 5 Questions. From his grandfather's tool chest to a certain gracious chairmaker, Brian's ongoing woodworking journey is fascinating. Check it out!

Brian Obst joins us to talk about the ballet of woodworking. From prop master, chairmaker to boat builder; he has many outstanding accomplishments. Not too bad for a consulting Anesthesiologist by day. Check it out!

Brandy Clements and Dave Klingler of Silver River Center for Chair Caning return to answer the 5 Questions.  Find out how they both got starting in the craft, how a door prise tuned into a game changing tool, and all the wonderful chair nerds that have influenced them. Check it out!

Brandy and Dave of Silver River Center for Chair Caning  join us to talk about caning and weaving chairs. It's a fansticing discussion with a couple of true chair nerds about the "not so" lost art of caning and waving - thanks in large part to their school, museum, restorations, etc. Check it out!