
Podcast by Mortise & Tenon Magazine
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

In this episode, the guys discuss Bill Coperthwaite’s chapter on labor: the goodness of it, the exploitation of it, and some of his ideas about how it can be improved. This is an idealistic vision that Joshua and Mike both resonate with and critique.... more
In this episode, Joshua and Mike tackle Bill Coperthwaite’s discussion of beauty. The focus of this chapter is relatively narrow, zeroing in on the intangible aspects of beauty such as the production context: Who made this? Under what circumstances w... more
In this episode, Joshua and Mike pick up their discussion of Bill Coperthwaite’s first chapter in A Handmade Life. The discussion meanders through questions of the value of expertise, being an apprentice who is preparing to one day be a master, and b... more
In this episode, Joshua and Mike tackle the first chapter in Bill Coperthwaite’s A Handmade Life: “Society by Design / Design by Society.” This chapter is worked through section by section, explaining and interacting with Bill’s relentless call to de... more
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Thanks for your efforts
Writing from a rural Nova Scotian homestead.
Sitting in my cellar keeping the fire burning for family sleeping upstairs, listening to M&T while carving up some red oak from my firewood whilst sipping a cheap cup of coffee. What could be better. Keep it up men. I love listening to this show while driving to work as a carpenter every day for an hour. Keep the soul of the craft and appreciation of history coming.
G. Mosher
PS: i would kill my tablesaw if i didn't need it for (paid) work.
I used to listen but the episodes on Pye turned me off completely. Too much Pye.
These guys are the Bible Project of woodworking. Unabashed nerds, liable to give you a light case of intellectual whiplash as they dance from topic to seemingly unrelated topic while radiating joy for craft, wood, life, and each other. I feel like I’m watching through a hole in their shop wall as their excitement naturally effervesces through the course of their deep everyday friendship. I wish I lived in Maine, and I wish I had 26 hours in a day like Bohr—2 extra to buy and read every book the... more
If you’re worn out from sound bytes and 140 characters then this podcast is for you. Wonderful conversations about our favorite topic: woodworking.
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This podcast provides engaging discussions centered around woodworking, craftsmanship, and the philosophical aspects of a handmade life. Through examining the ideas of notable figures like Bill Coperthwaite, the hosts reflect on the significance of beauty, intentional living, and meaningful work in the context of crafting and woodworking. Episodes often challenge conventional views on consumerism and labor, promoting a deeper appreciation for hand tools and traditional craftsmanship while encouraging listeners to reflect on their relationship with work and creativity. A unique aspect of the show is its blend of practical techniques, philosophical discourse, and community-centric storytelling, appealing to both novice and experienced woodwor... more
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