
Exploring the problem-solving process of makers, artist, and all creative people. From welding to knitting, and woodworking to ceramics, finding out the background behind the confidence of curiosity. Podcast Instagram: @makingproblemstosolve www.instagram.com/makingproblemstosolve/ Find me at @davebauerart www.instagram.com/davebauerart/ or davebauer.art
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This week I talk to artist, educator, and learning designer Jack Thomas about seeing patterns, making art, and the scientific side of art and printmaking, and doing and getting lost in the process. Along the way we end up talking about Paul from the ... more
This week I talked to Jamie Seel of Seel Made about her creative journey from learning fashion design to creating her unique line of leather handbags. We chat about her experience teaching and demonstrating at the Catskill Mountain Maker Camp and her... more
My guest this week is Kathy Ceceri, a maker, writer, and educator who focuses on history, science, technology, and art. We talked about her latest book published by Make:Community Paper Inventions Second Edition, along with her path to STEAM educatio... more
After work travel and technical difficulties, here's a great conversation with Tom Breslin from The Phoenix Woodshop! We talk about his start making signs in the garage with just a 1965 Craftsman router, to his rediscovery of sign making with a CNC R... more
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What a great podcast and what an amazing featured artist. Makanda is nothing short of incredible as I’m sure all the artists you have featured. I will now listen to all the rest. Love what you do and keep on doin it. Also. I would listen to a part two three and four on makanda alll day!
Dave is one of my favorite Makers for several reasons. He’s got a ton of talent and knowledge AND he’s a great guy. I love that he’s thrown his hat in the podcast ring and I look forward to seeing this show grow.
This is a fantastic new take on the maker community. Def worth your time
I've been waiting for this for a while. And it was well worth the wait. What a great conversation! I'm looking forward to hearing more of these.
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Content primarily centers around the creative journeys and problem-solving approaches of makers and artists across various fields, including woodworking, metalworking, and other crafts. Each episode features engaging discussions with individuals from diverse artistic backgrounds who share their unique processes and insights. The emphasis on sustainable practices and community engagement is prominent, with guests exploring innovative ways to incorporate creativity into everyday life while addressing social and environmental themes.
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