Making Problems to Solve
David BauerExploring 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 https://www.instagram.com/makingproblemstosolve/ Find me at @davebauerart https://www.instagram.com/davebauerart/ or https://davebauer.art
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||
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Mark and Nick are back for another whirlwind tour of our brains from museums to travel and reading. We answer a listener question from Griffin Makes! more
This week I am joined by Kim McIntyre of McIntyre furniture! In school for outdoor education, a required course "Reverence for Wood" kindled an interest in woodworking. After spending time as a wilderness expedition guide, she took the interest in wo... more
Johnny Tromboukis is known for his Kumiko projects, kits and jigs. He also teaches Kumiko woodworking classes, and was part of the team that brought us the giant flaming dinosaur and jackalope for the Maker Burn at Catskill Mountain Maker Camp! more
This week I talk to Makanda (Makanda Woodshop) about carving out a creative life, overcoming, working with limitations and disability, and asking for the right help from your community. more
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- Makanda makanda makanda
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!
Apple Podcasts5JoelleRubyAlice
United Statesa month ago - Love the new podcast!
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.
Apple Podcasts5ETS, FOD, WSDUnited States2 years ago - New take
This is a fantastic new take on the maker community. Def worth your time
Apple Podcasts5KcR58United States2 years ago 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.
Podcast Addict52 years agoAndy Pugh
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