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MWA Podcast - Woodworking Conversations

Mark Hicks, Sean Wisniewski, Kyle Barton, & Brian Obst
Woodworking
Furniture Design
Design Innovation
Tools and Techniques
Australian Timber
Prototyping
Melbourne Tool Company
Texas Woodworking Festival
Culinary Arts
Creative Process
Leather Working
Chair Making
Design Philosophy
Tool Design
Sloyd Experience
Education
Peanut Butter and Jelly
Woodworking Tools
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Japanese Woodworking

The Modern Woodworkers Association Podcast brings to you in-depth interviews with woodworkers of note in our community - from outstanding hobbyists to award winning, international woodworkers. We also bring to you a bit of woodworking news and other items of note. And we wrap things up with our fortnightly beer recommendations. Whether you are a hand-tool, powertool, or hybrid woodworker, we thin... more

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Jeff returns to take on the Other 5 Questions! We learn about his love for the multi-router, mahogany, and some classes on his list. It’s an entertaining conversation with a fantastic chairmaker and turner. Check it out!

Jeff Wyatt:

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On this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome back, friend of the show, Jeff Wyatt. Jeff is an outstanding chairmaker and instructor, and he recently released a new Popular Woodworking video on Windsor chairmaking. Jeff (aka @copperjohn_woodworks) works... more

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Michael returns to take on the Other 5 Questions! We learn about his favorite woods, some new tools, and a desire to carve some bowls. It’s an entertaining conversation with a fantastic outstanding woodworker. Check it out!

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On this episode, friend of the show Michael Jury joins us. Michael is an award-winning custom furniture and chair maker. We talk about the latest at his business, M. Jury Woodworks, his journey into the “dark side” of woodworking, and what it takes t... more

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Recent Guests

Jeff Wyatt
Outstanding chairmaker and instructor
Copper John Woodworks
Episode: MWA578 - Jeff Wyatt; Round Two
Michael Jury
Award-winning custom furniture maker and chairmaker
M. Jury Woodworks
Episode: MWA576 - Michael Jury
Jacob Michael Goodman
Talented woodperner and woodworker from Asheville, North Carolina
Episode: MWA574 - Jacob Michael Goodman
Bob Miller
Woodworker and educator with a strong focus on community and practical woodworking
Mass Woodworks
Episode: MWA573 - Bob Miller, 5 Questions & WWing News
J. Morgan Grove
Outstanding furniture and chair maker with a background in forestry and urban sustainability.
Parke & Storm Furniture and Yale School of the Environment
Episode: MWA568 - J. Morgan Grove
Jonathon Hammack
Woodworker and special guest on the podcast
Episode: MWA567 - Jonathon Hammack, 5 Questions & WWing News
Jonathan Hammack
Outstanding furniture maker specializing in vernacular furniture and chairs
Episode: MWA566 - Jonathon Hammack
Brian Brazil
Hobbyist woodworker, newsletter editor of the Woodworkers Guild of Rhode Island
Woodworkers Guild of Rhode Island
Episode: MWA565 - Brian Brazil; Back in the Saddle
Robert Cagnetta
Co-owner of Sutherland Wells and experienced woodworker
Sutherland Wells
Episode: MWA564 - Mara & Rob, 5 Questions plus WWing News

Hosts

Kyle
Co-host engaging in discussions about woodworking topics and leading the episode.
Brian
Co-host of the show, known for his engaging discussions and interactions with guests and co-hosts about woodworking.
Sean
Co-host contributing to thought-provoking conversations about woodworking culture and community engagement.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 148 ratings
  • Consistently great conversations with woodworkers

    Due to a lack of time, I’m way behind on my podcast listening, with over 61 podcast episodes across 17 shows waiting in my listening queue. The MWA Podcast is the only one I’m caught up with. That’s how good this podcast is.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wpan03
    United Statesa year ago
  • MWA 529 - how to get stuff done!

    While the entire episode was good the golden nugget is at the end when Shea talks about finding/ devoting the time to get woodworking projects done. Great to reflect on and consider how to be better at allocating time to projects…

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GregLa2
    United Statesa year ago
  • Needs shorter intros

    Good interviews, but they spend waaaayyy too long talking about nothing beforehand.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    TreebeardNH
    United States2 years ago
  • Fun, accessible, informative

    I’ve been binging the MWA Podcast during parental leave while I drive around getting my infant to sleep. As a total novice, it’s been extremely fun and informative to listen to the hosts talk about the latest in woodworking news and interview some movers and shakers in the woodworking world. I have found this podcast to be among the most accessible to newbies, which doesn’t take away from the high level of detail and discussion the hosts and guests get into. Keep up the fantastic work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JusticeTaney
    United States3 years ago
  • One of my favorite podcasts

    I’ve listened to lots of woodworking podcasts, and this one consistently delivers great advice without all the juvenile over-the-top macho humor you get on others. They have excellent guests who are willing to share their experience and aren’t shy about telling it like it is. They always keep us up to date in the latest tool innovations but with a pragmatic approach to help sort the workhorses from the gimmicks. I spend about 3 hours mowing and doing yard work each week, and this is too on my li... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jason Barile
    United States3 years ago

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While some reviews suggest shorter intros and improved audio quality, the content itself is consistently lauded as informative and enjoyable.
The podcast is praised for its accessible approach to woodworking, making it suitable for both novices and seasoned woodworkers.
Listeners appreciate the engaging interviews and in-depth discussions with woodworking experts, which provide practical insights and knowledge.
Many reviews highlight the camaraderie between hosts, adding a friendly and relatable atmosphere to the episodes.

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MWA577 - Michael Jury & the Other 5 Question; Plus WWing News
Q: What is your current go-to finish?
He mentioned using General Finishes Armour Seal for case pieces and Osmo for non-painted chairs, along with experimenting with milk paint and a new tongue oil from Sutherland Wells.
MWA577 - Michael Jury & the Other 5 Question; Plus WWing News
Q: What technique or class would you like to learn from or take?
He expressed interest in taking a class on carved bowls taught by Dave Fisher or chip carving classes with Daniel Clay as something fun and different.
MWA577 - Michael Jury & the Other 5 Question; Plus WWing News
Q: Are there any changes you would like to make in your shop or workflows?
Michael expressed a desire for more storage space to handle larger quantities of wood, mentioning his interest in eventually building a dream shop with more space for teaching and a small gallery.
MWA577 - Michael Jury & the Other 5 Question; Plus WWing News
Q: What tools are you considering adding to your shop?
Michael cited that he's not looking to add many tools but recently acquired a couple of beautiful hand tools like the Crucible Exeter Hammer and a tapering plane made by Kelly Harris that greatly improve his work.
MWA575 - Jacob Michael Goodman & 5 Questions; Plus WWing News
Q: What do you use as a finishing technique for your turning?
He prefers using waterlox for natural wood finishes.

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Conversations center around woodworking, featuring interviews with accomplished woodworkers who range from dedicated hobbyists to internationally recognized craftsmen. Episodes cover various topics, including woodworking techniques, tools, project insights, and community initiatives related to the craft. Discussions may also include the latest news in woodworking, educational opportunities, and personal anecdotes from guests, creating an engaging blend of craftsmanship and camaraderie within the woodworking community. Listeners interested in practical advice, industry insights, and personal stories are likely to find much value in the episodes, along with lighthearted banter and occasional beer recommendations.

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1. Jeff Wyatt
2. Michael Jury
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