
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 | 626 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesCraftsLeisure | |||

We’re excited to welcome back Gary Rogowski as our guest. Gary will be an exhibitor at Handworks in a couple of days. He is also an award winning furniture maker, author, educator, Director of The Northwest Woodworking Studio, and host of the Splinte... more
On this episode we are going to be catching up with a former cohost of the podcast, Mark Hicks. Mark will also be an exhibitor at Handworks. And you can probably find most of us in and around his Plate 11 booth. Join us a fun conversation with a grea... more
On this episode we are going to be catching up with a great friend of the show, Joe Bass. Joe is an outstanding woodworker, chairmaker, and artist. And he will be attending both Handworks and the Texas Woodworking Festival. Check it out!
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We’re excited to have Jon Joffe back as our guest. Jon is an accomplished tool maker, woodworker, and hand tool enthusiast. We talk about his new Marking Gauge, tool making, Handworks, and more. It's fun and informative conversation with a delightful... more
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I really enjoy this podcast, great woodworking knowledge shares with a lot of excellent guests. Someone does need to encourage Sean to understand better the question- “What is going on in your shop?” Every episode when it gets to Sean, I have to fast forward through the lengthy, non-woodworking updates from Sean.
I do what I can to listen to every episode. It’s rare for me to miss listening, and I like the idea of interviewing different woodworkers. Just solid info and good folks.
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.
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The show features in-depth conversations with woodworkers who are influential in the maker community, ranging from hobbyists to internationally recognized craftspeople. Episodes blend long-form interviews with hands-on woodworking insights, gear updates, and news from the tools and festival scene, all delivered with a warm, community-focused vibe. Listeners gravitate toward practical technique, project planning, and behind-the-scenes looks at craft education, events, and tool development. Notable strengths include a steady roster of top-tier guests across hand-tool, power-tool, and hybrid woodworking, plus accessible tech and business discussions that appeal to both hobbyists and professionals. A recurring thread is bridging traditional han... more
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Recent guests on MWA Podcast include:
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