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Artwork for Woodworking is BULLSHIT!

Woodworking is BULLSHIT!

Woodworking is Bullsh*t
Woodworking
Creativity
Craftsmanship
Emotionally Durable Design
Design
Art
Hustle Culture
Mental Health
Sustainability
Passion
Disposable Culture
Profit
Work-Life Balance
Harvard Study Of Adult Development
Emotional Attachment
Design Process
Creative Burnout
Creative Industry
Small Business
Graduate School

A podcast centered around design, creativity, and the search for authentic inspiration in woodworking and beyond, hosted by Paul Jasper, Erik Curtis, and Mary Tsai.

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Artwork for Woodworking is BULLSHIT!

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Many of us have been told things about woodworking – or any craft – that simply aren’t true. Why are so many myths perpetuated across so many fields? What does it say about us as humans, that we believe these things and repeat them? Today, with th... more

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We’re told the art world is a supportive community, but behind the scenes, is it really? This episode strips away everything to get at the question of openness vs territorialism and defensiveness in the arts, and we have both our perennial favorite ... more

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Recent Guests

Sherry Pagoto
Clinical Psychologist and Professor at UConn
University of Connecticut
Episode: Episode 59 - The ADHD Brain: Friend AND Foe
Vic Tesolin
Woodworker, mentor, writer; former Veritas employee
Veritas, Rosewood Studio (education background)
Episode: Episode 57 - CUTTING THROUGH THE BULLSHIT (w/ Vic Tesolin)
Jet Tamburri
Accomplished tattoo artist from Philadelphia.
Episode: Episode 56 - The Art War: Is "community" a lie? (w/ Jet Tamburri)
Jimmy Diresta
Influential maker and content creator
YouTube
Episode: Episode 55 - Making, FAILING, and Becoming (w/ Jimmy Diresta & Bob Clagett)
Bob Clagett
Influential maker and podcaster
Making It Podcast
Episode: Episode 55 - Making, FAILING, and Becoming (w/ Jimmy Diresta & Bob Clagett)
Jeff Hein
Fine portrait artist and teacher with his own art school.
Hein Atelier
Episode: Episode 53 - Artistic Monogamy is Killing Your Soul (w/ Jeff Hein)
Dr. Trent Preszler
Author of Evergreen, PhD in horticultural biology, canoe builder, and professor at Cornell
Cornell University
Episode: Episode 52 - Evergreen: The Trees That Shaped America (w/ Dr. Trent Preszler)
Brent Biglow
Founder of Biglow Woodcraft, specializing in furniture centered around sustainability.
Biglow Woodcraft
Episode: Episode 51 - The TOUGHEST DECISION (w/ Brent Biglow & Freddy Roman)
Freddy Roman
A woodworking expert with a storied education at the Furniture Institute of Massachusetts.
Episode: Episode 51 - The TOUGHEST DECISION (w/ Brent Biglow & Freddy Roman)

Hosts

Paul Jasper
Host specializing in woodworking and design, who brings insights from his educational background as a scientist and his passion for craftsmanship.
Erik Curtis
Co-host and expert in fine furniture making and content creation, known for his engaging storytelling and deep dive discussions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 121 ratings
  • Excellent pod

    Great podcast that goes deep in exploring s verbal different facets of the craft. Not a pod about techniques, rather more of a philosophical discussion. Thanks guys!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beer_Man
    United States2 months ago
  • Fake and Woke

    I only listened to episode 52. What a complete load of fake history. I am astounded at how stupid these 3 idiots are!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Neely1
    United States3 months ago
  • Amazing Podcast!

    Love this podcast as it is about more than just woodworking, but life and meaning. I have listened to all 50 now 51 episodes multiple times as they tend to hit differently depending on what my life is like at the time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    H>ME
    United States4 months ago
  • Why so many Eric’s?

    Love the show and for years have thought about starting a YT channel but it seems like there’s already too many woodworkers named Eric. Do I need to change my name?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    oopsmyeye
    United States7 months ago
  • I freaking love this podcast!!!

    I’m just going to keep this simple. You guys are the best! I have enjoyed every episode to date. Thank you for putting together a thought provoking podcast that actually motivates me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Modern Dutchman
    United States7 months ago

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Many enjoy the humorous and candid atmosphere among the hosts, making it entertaining as well as informative.
Audience members often highlight the unique blend of creativity and life lessons, emphasizing its relatability and motivational aspects.
Listeners appreciate the depth of philosophical exploration in the discussions, which transcends basic woodworking topics.
Some feedback shows mixed feelings regarding certain personal anecdotes shared, with varying views on their relevance to woodworking discussions.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#47
United States/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#36
Canada/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#180
United Kingdom/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#43
France/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#77
Germany/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#89
Australia/Arts/Design

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 56 - The Art War: Is "community" a lie? (w/ Jet Tamburri)
Q: If I told you to share with me everything you know, would you do it?
Jet agrees knowledge sharing is crucial but insists it must be done carefully, highlighting the difference between sharing techniques and basic information.
Episode 56 - The Art War: Is "community" a lie? (w/ Jet Tamburri)
Q: Jet, tell us a little bit about, just tell us a little bit about you, how you got into tattooing and like a little bit of your experience and then tell us what you see about territorialism in the tattoo world.
Jet describes starting tattooing after being involved in graffiti and working at various shops. He highlights the territorial nature of tattoo artists and how knowledge sharing has been historically limited.
Episode 52 - Evergreen: The Trees That Shaped America (w/ Dr. Trent Preszler)
Q: What can we do to make things better as end users?
We can plant trees, support local tree farms, and aim for circularity in our purchasing decisions.
Episode 52 - Evergreen: The Trees That Shaped America (w/ Dr. Trent Preszler)
Q: Can you tell us more about the pilgrims coming to America?
They were actually timber merchants sent by the crown to cut down trees, not just fleeing religious persecution as commonly believed.
Episode 52 - Evergreen: The Trees That Shaped America (w/ Dr. Trent Preszler)
Q: Why did you even think about writing this book in the first place?
It started during COVID when I decided that the best thing to cheer me up was to go get a Christmas tree, which led to a realization about the commercialization and degradation of tradition around Christmas trees.

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Exploring the intricacies of design, creativity, and authenticity, this podcast invites listeners into a conversation that resonates with both woodworking enthusiasts and broader artistic communities. The hosts facilitate engaging discussions around personal journeys, failure, and the philosophical aspects of craft, often integrating humor and personal anecdotes. Topics span from the emotional connections formed through woodworking to the implications of social media on mental health, making it a reflective space that encourages exploration beyond traditional woodworking techniques.

The show distinguishes itself by embracing a holistic view on artistry, tackling societal expectations, personal identity, and the nature of success, which app... more

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2. Vic Tesolin
3. Jet Tamburri
4. Jimmy Diresta
5. Bob Clagett
6. Jeff Hein
7. Dr. Trent Preszler
8. Brent Biglow

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