
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 594 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesCraftsLeisure | |||

On this episode, we’re excited to welcome David Wright as our guest. David is an outstanding chairmaker and instructor working out of his shop in western Maine. He has been making traditional Windsor chairs since 1987, with his work held in many priv... more
Glen returns to answer the 5 Questions. We explore hacksaws, planes, Gothic English Windsor settee, and "your point of difference". Plus the Woodworking News. Check it Out!
Glen Rundell
• @glenrundellchairmaker on Instagr... more
On this episode, we’re joined by Australian chairmaker Glen Rundell. Glen is an outstanding chairmaker and instructor working out of his shop in Tylden, Australia. He has been featured in numerous publications and is the co-founder of the Lost Trades... more
Diane returns to answer the 5 Other Questions. We explore rasps & spokeshaves, Ursula von Rydingsvard, and a large hanging art piece. Check it Out!
Diane Deery
• @diane.deery on Instagram
• Diane Deery on Facebook
• Member of InLiq... more
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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.
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…
Good interviews, but they spend waaaayyy too long talking about nothing beforehand.
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!
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
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This podcast features engaging conversations with notable figures in the woodworking community, ranging from talented hobbyists to internationally recognized craftsmen, highlighting their unique perspectives and experiences. Each episode includes discussions on the latest woodworking news, techniques, tools, and even insights into the hosts' personal woodworking projects and preferences. Additionally, listeners can expect light-hearted segments with beer recommendations, making for a well-rounded experience that blends education with entertainment. The content is tailored for all types of woodworkers, whether they lean towards hand tools, power tools, or a combination of both, ensuring a wide appeal to woodworking enthusiasts.
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Recent guests on MWA Podcast include:
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