Thursday, April 11, 2013

MWA Podcast Episode 28 - Charles Brock


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MWA Podcast Episode 28 - Charles Brock

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April 11, 2013

Chris Adkins, Dyami Plotke, Tom Iovino

Join us as we speak with master chair maker and host of the Highland Woodworker Charles Brock. For the show notes on this episode and to find out more about the Modern Woodworkers Association visit http://modernwoodworkersassociation.com


Show Notes:

Hurricane season is upon us. Be sure to inventory your tools and make sure you know what your insurance covers before you need them.




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Goings on in the MWA




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Friday, April 5, 2013

MWA Podcast - Special Edition Episode with Paul Sellers



A few weeks ago The Woodworking Shows was here in Atlanta.  I had the chance to spend a lot of time with some great woodworkers both teaching and attending the show.  On Saturday morning I met Paul Sellers of paulsellers.com and Woodworking Masterclasses.  Paul and I met for breakfast and spent 3 hours just talking about woodworking. 

I must say that I really didn't know a lot about Paul before talking with him, but after spending the morning with him I was really inspired by his career and visions. 

I hope you enjoy this episode.

 
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MWA Podcast - Special Edition Episode with Paul Sellers

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April 03, 2013

Chris Adkins, Dyami Plotke, Tom Iovino

In this episode Chris talks with Paul Sellers before the Woodworking Shows in Atlanta. Paul talks about his work and missions. Hope you enjoy. To find out more about Paul visit http://paulsellers.com and for more on the Modern Woodworkers Association visit us at http://modernwoodworkersassociation.com or send us an e-mail to modernwoodworkersassociation@gmail.com

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Wednesday, April 3, 2013

We Could Use A Little Help


Your help is appreciated.

For more than a year now, it's been our pleasure to help you enjoy your woodworking hobby. Whether it's the local MWA guild chapter meetings, educational opportunities at woodworking shows or the ever-popular podcast, we are always looking for new and better ways of reaching out to you.
Clearly, we need help.
While the work is fun, the hardest part of running the organization is paying for the overhead. There are hosting fees, printing expenses and the like to help further develop the organization. The Modern Woodworkers Association is committed to keeping membership and participation free for our members, and our plans have not changed.

That's why we are working on two (2) fronts to keep it that way. First, we are approaching a number of companies to see if they might be interested in sponsoring the show on an ongoing basis.  You may have already noticed the second way we are approaching this issue. On the right side of our page, you will see a new section for donations.  While you are under no obligation to make a contribution to the effort, we would greatly appreciate if you would be willing and able to make a contribution to keep the MWA growing.

We know that the MWA has become an important part of your woodworking, with more than 6,000 views and downloads of each podcast. And, we look forward to improving that service in our second year.

Thanks,
Modern Woodworkers
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

MWA Podcast Episode #27 - Guest Host Asa Christiana


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MWA Podcast Episode #27 - Guest Host Asa Christiana

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April 02, 2013

Chris Adkins, Dyami Plotke, Tom Iovino

Tom was out of town for this episode so join us with our guest host Asa Christiana of Fine Woodworking. For show notes and to find out more about Modern Woodworkers Association visit http://modernwoodworkersassociation.com

Show Notes:

If you want to find out more about the Modern Woodworkers Association, be sure to visit modern woodworkersassociation.com for up to the minute happenings in the many different chapters and follow us on Twitter @MWA_National And, if you want to start a chapter of your own, just click on the Join MWA tab at the top. And, remember, membership is free, but the connections you make will be priceless!
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Monday, April 1, 2013

MWA Podcast - Afternoon Special Edition - WIA 2012 Interviews

This special edition episode of the MWA Podcast was recorded at Woodworking in America this past year and includes interviews with many of the faces of woodworking in attendance.  Keep in mind that this was recorded on the show floor so the sound is not the greatest at times but the content is well worth listening to. 

Interviews include:
  • Andy Brownell
  • Burce Wang
  • Charles Brock
  • Chris Schwarz
  • Glen Huey
  • Greggory Paolini
  • Mark Harell
  • Megan Fitzpatrick
  • Roy Underhill
  • Scott Meek
  • Scott Philips
  • Thomas McDonald

 
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MWA Poscast - Afternoon Special Edition, WIA 2012 Interviews

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April 01, 2013

Chris Adkins, Dyami Plotke, Tom Iovino

This is a special edition episode of interviews recorded by Dyami and Tom at Woodworking in America this past year. The interviews include Andy Brownell, Burce Wang, Charles Brock, Chris Schwarz, Glen Huey, Greggory Paolini, Mark Harell, Megan Fitzpatrick, Roy Underhill, Scott Meek, Scott Philips, and Thomas McDonald. Keep in mind that these were recorded out on the show floor so the sound is not always the greatest but the content is well worth listening to. For more on the Modern Woodworkers Association visit http://modernwoodworkersassociation.com

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