I appreciated listening and learning, but in order to hear what he was saying I had to turn my phone and car stereo volume to maximum. It was ok until commercials came without warning mid-sentence and mid-podcast at front row heavy metal concert volume. I nearly drove my car off the road when I instinctively covered my ears. I had noticeable hearing loss the rest of the day. I would like to listen to more, but I won’t risk my ears, and definitely won’t risk it while driving when I do a good portion of my podcast listening.

Knowledge

These are wonderful episodes to listen to. Descriptions for techniques and practices are well later out so you can picture it in your head. Sure YouTube is great, but if you’re too busy to watch a screen or just want to close your eyes and get some auditory education on woodworking from an extremely knowledgeable and humble craftsman, this is the place!

Personable monologue-style podcast with helpful advice and anecdotes that are relevant to beginner and intermediate hand tool users. Part tutorial, part casual conversation. Viva la Roman workbench!