Mark of the Maker is a panel discussion with renowned custom knife makers Tom Krein, Sean Kendrick and Michael Burch, and hosted by Mark Stheiner. The format is much like a group of friends sitting around in The Pit at Blade Show, talking knives - a look at life from the perspective of the maker as well as the collector. Covering broader topics such as tactical knife history, trends, industry comm... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignHobbiesLeisureArts |
Dive into a fresh picks episode with us! For this one, we pull in some unusual or obscure pieces in a few different categories. Obscure doesn't mean junk, just things we dug up from various dusty corners of the internet and our old knife books. Fi... more
Tom and Mark chat about Tom's experience at Blade Texas 2024 and how that show went. All accounts suggest Alicia and team did a great job so we talk details and walk through the awards presented at the show and some of the great makers who submitted... more
Dr. Larrin Thomas joins us for a well-overdue visit to talk about his book The Story of Knife Steel: Innovators Behind Modern Damascus and Super Steels. It's a fantastic book and one you should add to your collection, with an incredibly deep and well... more
We kick off our 7th (!!) season with a look back at shows, trends, and some things we came across that we really enjoyed. There's also some talk about 2024 and what some of our hopes and aspirations look like for the coming year. Be sure to share y... more
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If I may quote the great Sean Kendrick, listening to episodes with Dr. Rachel Parikh will make you “…less ignorant”. You guys are the best! more
Couldn’t really get into podcasts for the longest time, finally found one that I can’t stop listening to. Great for information as a new maker in my early 20’s and also highly entertaining. Not great for my wallet, ordered a Randall and a Hinderer in O1 since I’ve started listening LOL
If your into knives, swords, axes, hatchets, spears, or any edged weapon or tool, and you're not listening to Mark of the Maker, what are you doing?! more
GREAT podcast! A regular conversation among knife enthusiast that are knowledgable and experienced. Great guests and history that always amazes me with how interesting it is. more
So much info on knives, knife making, knife history, legendary makers, great book recommendations, shout outs to all sorts of makers and knives new and old. Great format, great hosts and guests. Shop talk, great banter, entertaining stories about your upbringing, families, dogs, cat, grills, guns, conspiracy theories lol. You guys have it all. Truly informative, entertaining, and inspirational. Thankyou! -JESweetJ
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