Los mejores podcasts de Leatherwork (2024)

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Anglo Saxon Leatherwork 16:32

2d ago16:32

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Introduction to Anglo-Saxon Leather working Leather working was an essential craft in Anglo-Saxon England (circa 5th to 11th centuries) and played a crucial role in everyday life. The Anglo-Saxons were skilled artisans who relied on natural resources for crafting items, and leather was highly prized for its durability and versatility. The leather w…

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Gettin' to Know Nick Duvall | Owner of Duvall Leatherwork in Kingston, PA 1:49:15

8d ago1:49:15

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In this episode, we jump into the inspiring journey of Nick Duvall, owner of Duvall Leather. Transitioning from a musician in the band Spitcan to a successful leather craftsman, Nick details the highs and lows of his career, the unique qualities of his leather products, and the nuanced process of sourcing quality materials. He also reflects nostalg…

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Gettin' to Know Kevin Shewan | Owner of Kev's Kustom Auto Detailing 2:13:21

19h ago2:13:21

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In this episode, we talk with Kevin Shewan, the passionate owner of Kev's Kustom Auto Detailing in Plains, PA. Kevin discusses his remarkable transition from a nine-year postal worker to a successful auto detailer, sharing the trials and triumphs of starting his own business. Discover Kevin's expert insights into modern auto detailing practices, un…

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Molly Monahan, The Motorcycle Mechanic Turned Garlic Farmer Turned Small-Town Cobbler 49:20

2d ago49:20

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When you grow up in a shoe repair shop directly next door to your actual house, it's hard to not catch the cobbling bug. But oh did Molly Monahan try to resist. After learning how to repair motorcycles and doing some farming for a bit, Molly one day told her mother "we're opening the shop back up!" and immediately put mom back to work making leathe…

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Pedro Pedrini 49:43

6d ago49:43

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Pedro Pedrini is a renowned saddle maker and a member of the Traditional Cowboy Arts Association. He is originally from France and in this episode we visit about his journey into becoming a master in the art of custom saddle making. You can find out more about Pedro on his website at Pedrini Saddle Company or on social media. The TCA also has infor…

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Jess Wootten on Making Boots in an Australian Gold Rush Town, and Blake Rapid Misconceptions 49:46

8d ago49:46

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This episode's chat is with Jess Wootten of…Wootten! The Ballarat, Australia boots and shoes and leathergoods maker that is doing some very interesting work. We covered how Jess somewhat tripped into a family tradition of bootmaking, ran down what Wootten's making in Ballarat and how, some common misconceptions about the Blake/Rapid (aka McKay welt…

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Gettin' to Know Aaron Fink | Local Musical Legend 1:51:48

15d ago1:51:48

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In this episode of 'Getting to Know the 570,' seasoned musician Aaron Fink shares his music journey, new projects, and creative insights. Aaron discusses his cover of Tom Petty's 'I Won't Back Down,' upcoming album 'The Invisible Line,' and the impact of AI on music. He reflects on his transition from bands like Lifer and Breaking Benjamin to creat…

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Gettin' to Know Tim Walker and Tim Morris | Pastors from Restored Church in Wilkes Barre 1:37:37

22d ago1:37:37

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Join us in this episode of 'Getting to Know the 570' as we engage in a conversation with Pastors Tim Walker and Tim Morris from Restored Church in Wilkes Barre. Founded in 2012, Restored Church is committed to serving the most at-risk individuals in their community, addressing both material and relational poverty. Discover their diverse initiatives…

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Gettin' to Know Robert Heed | Owner of Outdoor Insiders in New Milford, PA 2:04:05

29d ago2:04:05

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In this episode of 'Getting to Know the 570,' we sit down with Robert Heed, the owner of Outdoor Insiders in New Milford. Robert takes us through his journey of building a thriving business featuring a premier pro shop, archery ranges, and a vast array of hunting gear. He shares thrilling hunting adventures from African safaris to Alaskan moose hun…

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Caswell's Kevin Wilson on How to Start a One-Man Boot Brand—and Bringing Back US Manufacturing 56:40

29d ago56:40

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“The only way I learned was making many mistakes and losing a shit ton of money in the process” is how Kevin Wilson neatly sums up the never-simple process of getting Caswell Boot Company off the ground. In the past five years since saying "I'm going to start a boot company!", Kevin's stared down a failed Kickstarter attempt, his original US-based …

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Gettin' to Know Katie Reilly | Co-Owner of Skinny Dippers Sweets & Treats 1:16:53

1M ago1:16:53

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In this episode of Gettin' to Know the 570, we explore the delicious journey of Skinny Dippers Sweets & Treats with co-owner Katie Reilly. Learn about their roots from a humble farmers market to a thriving business offering chocolate-dipped delights like Oreos and pretzels. Katie discusses their best-selling items, product expansion, and the unique…

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Shoebag!!! Best Boots to Travel With, Shoe Books, Wood Soles, and P'Zones 1:14:08

1M ago1:14:08

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Ben and Ticho once again dip into the Shoebag to answer listener questions—and tap in some special experts along the way—including: how to size boots to match orthotic inserts? What are some of the best brands for Women’s GYW shoes? Our thoughts on revolutionary new sole materials? Initial footwear “hard pass” that you eventually learned to love? H…

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Gettin' to Know Jim and Izzy Warren, and Marissa Warden | Owners of Izzy's Pizzeria in Scranton, PA 1:13:15

1M ago1:13:15

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Join us in this episode of 'Getting to Know the 570' as we dive into the heartwarming story of Izzy's Pizzeria with Jim Warren, Izzy Warren, and Marissa Warden. Learn about their unique build-your-own pizza concept, the lively pizzeria atmosphere filled with murals, board games, and a soda bar, and their journey from making pizzas at home to openin…

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Flora Knight on Guthrie, Oklahoma's Cowboy Bootmaking Lineage and That Time She Tried to Tan Her Own Leather 1:00:57

1M ago1:00:57

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She was born in Canada and grew up in New Zealand, but few people could possibly seem more at home making bespoke cowboy boots in Guthrie, Oklahoma than Flora Knight. Learning the craft from two of the historic western city's best teachers imaginable—bootmaking legends Lisa Sorrell and Ray Dorwart—certainly didn't hurt things. Neither did her other…

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The Spear 9:18

2M ago9:18

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The spear has been a crucial weapon in English warfare, both for its versatility and its effectiveness in various military contexts. Its use spans from the early medieval period through the Renaissance, reflecting the evolution of military tactics and societal changes. During the early medieval period, particularly in the Anglo-Saxon era (5th to 11…

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Flock Fiber Festival + La Mercerie - Special spaces for makers w/ Jess Povenmire & Jen Joyce, ep 164 35:31

2M ago35:31

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To know Jess is to love Jess and Jess' love of this special fiber arts community is very evident in everything she does. From in her yarn shop on Bainbridge Island, WA to Flock Fiber Festival, a yarn show in Seattle, WA, celebrating a love of all things wool, the fibers arts community is so very lucky to have these two spaces to come together and c…

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Scott Reed 1:50:55

2M ago1:50:55

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Scott Reed is a knife maker from Oklahoma who makes the "Cowboy Switchblade." I found him through a friend that told me about his knives and I'm so glad I did. Scott is a very interesting guy to visit with and I truly enjoyed interviewing him for this episode. Along with his knife work, Scott also makes his own sheaths for all his knives and as a l…

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Gettin' to Know Chris Krisandra and Justin Andrew | Co-Owners of Syndicate Self Defense 1:17:56

2M ago1:17:56

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Join us for an exciting episode, as we chat with Chris Krisandra and Justin Andrew, co-owners of Syndicate Self-Defense in Plains, PA. Frank reconnects with his old friend Chris to explore the unique and realistic self-defense training offered by Syndicate. Discover their diverse martial arts backgrounds, including jiu-jitsu and sambo, and learn ab…

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Tokyo Boot Scene—Japan's Incredible Footwear City 1:27:29

2M ago1:27:29

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Phil Kalas of the Full Grain Podcast takes over the Shoecast this week to interview Ben about his recent trip to boots-and-shoes mecca Tokyo—expect a deep-dive into city's astounding footwear scene, why and how it exists, plus a preview of five upcoming feature videos that'll be coming out before too long. Come to Stitchdown's Boot Camp, the world'…

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Gettin' to Know Gemini Recovery Centers | Alexis Baez, Executive Director; Vince Carolan, Clinical Director; and Steve Lopashanski, Business Development Director 1:59:26

2M ago1:59:26

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Join us in this episode of Getting to Know the 570 as we explore the transformative work at Gemini Recovery Centers in Scranton, PA. Hear from Alexis Baez, Executive Director; Vince Carolan, Clinical Director; and Steve Lopashanski, Business Development Director, about their mission to tackle addiction and mental health issues. We discuss the facil…

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Gettin' to Know Josh Keiper | Owner and Candy Chef at Naked Toffee 1:58:36

2M ago1:58:36

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Join us for an engaging episode as we explore the inspiring journey of Josh Keiper, the passionate owner and head candy chef at Naked Toffee. Discover the incredible story behind his 15 varieties of minimally processed, gluten-free toffees. Josh discusses the importance of quality ingredients, his experiences from an apprenticeship at a local candy…

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Behind The Scenes of Footwear Development With White's Boots President Eric Kinney & Jason from Division Road 50:43

2M ago50:43

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In long-overdue returns to the Shoecast, White’s Boots President Eric Kinney and Division Road’s Jason Pecarich sat down to pull back the curtain on what it’s really like to develop new footwear products, getting into every twist and turn on past collaborative makeups as well as some forthcoming never-before-seen construction + style combos. We als…

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Gettin' to Know Justin Rinehimer | Owner of Stubbs Landscaping in Mountain Top 1:30:17

2M ago1:30:17

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In this episode, we sit down with Justin Rinehimer, the owner of Stubbs Landscaping in Mountain Top, to uncover his inspiring journey of turning passion into a thriving professional landscaping business. We explore the evolution of Stubbs Landscaping, from basic lawn care to beautiful and luxurious outdoor living spaces. We also touched on the comp…

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Custom Shoemaker Amara Hark-Weber on Why She Makes a Different Pair Every Single Time 1:05:47

2M ago1:05:47

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Amara Hark-Weber surely must be one of the most delightful people in this world—which anyone could likely tell just from looking at the remarkably unique and creative boots and shoes the Twin Cities, Minnesota-based custom maker creates. This episode, Amara fought through a cold to discuss why she makes EVERY pair different from the previous, the i…

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Matt Wanner 1:25:08

3M ago1:25:08

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We are visiting with Matt Wanner who is a saddle maker out of Utah. Matt works for Burns Saddlery in Salina, UT. He is a man of many hats with Burns. He not only builds fantastic custom saddles for himself and Burns, but he also manages and trains many of the amazing craftsmen that work there creating pieces for the store. Matt is also a lead instr…

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Gettin to Know Jennifer Cooney | CEO of HalfJack Generation 1:28:27

3M ago1:28:27

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Join us for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation with filmmaker Jennifer Cooney as she shares deep insights into her latest project, 'Wild Fire,' produced by her company HalfJack Generation. Discover Jennifer's journey from leaving the family business to embracing her passion for filmmaking, and the importance of radical honesty, sexuali…

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Gettin' to Know David DeCosmo | Former Journalist in Northeast PA 1:57:05

3M ago1:57:05

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Join us for this episode of Gettin' To Know The 570 as we chat with David DeCosmo, a celebrated reporter from Northeastern Pennsylvania. Reflecting on his storied career, David recalls his deep involvement in historic events like the Agnes Flood, his transition from radio to television, and finally into blogging and volunteer media. Listen in as he…

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Shaun Woodsum 1:23:35

3M ago1:23:35

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In this episode we visit with Shaun Woodsum who owns and operates Cross Winds Forge in Arizona. After a long career as a farrier, Shaun made a change and put his blacksmith skills to work designing and making knives. His main focus now is leather craft knives. As a leather crafter himself, he is focused on creating knives that are not only sharp bu…

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Gettin' to Know Dena Briggs | Owner of Briggs Farm Blues Festival 1:07:45

3M ago1:07:45

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On this episode of GTK', we explore the rich history and vibrant atmosphere of the Briggs Farm Blues Festival, a beloved event in Nescopeck, PA for the past 27 years. We sat down with owner, Dena Briggs, and marketing director, Donny Shields, to learn about the festival’s diverse blues lineup, camping amenities, and family-friendly vibe. We covered…

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Growing into your purpose—Meet crochet artist & Making engineer Abi Santiago w/ Ashley Yousling, ep. 163 44:44

3M ago44:44

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The universe definitely brought this fabulous human to Making. Ashley chats with our crochet-loving engineer all about her journey in craft, her path to leadership and computer sciences, and how we were so lucky to have Abi join the team. To know Abi is to love Abi! Grab your WIP and hit play. :) Abi's crochet website If you're in Seattle, catch he…

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The English Billhook 8:22

3M ago8:22

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The billhook, often referred to simply as a "bill," is a traditional weapon that originated in medieval Europe, primarily used by infantry soldiers. It evolved from an agricultural tool used for pruning and cutting branches. Here's an overview of its use in warfare:Design and FeaturesBlade Shape: The billhook has a distinctive curved blade with a h…

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Gettin' to Know Traci Donahue | CEO of Cross Valley Federal Credit Union 1:29:56

3M ago1:29:56

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Join us for an enlightening discussion with Traci Donahue, the CEO of Cross Valley Federal Credit Union, as she shares her journey from a near-fatal accident to leading a credit union. Learn about the unique advantages credit unions offer to small businesses and their employees, including financial counseling, business loans, and investment plannin…

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Gettin' to Know Miranda Dunkailo | Owner of Glitzy Sugar Baked Goods in Pittston, PA 1:53:12

3M ago1:53:12

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'The Cosby Show', 'Golden Girls', and '90210', literally have nothing to do with our guest's business, but on this show, we make the rules! That said, we did learn a lot about Glitzy Sugar Baked Goods and owner, Miranda Dunkailo! Follow along as we dive into Miranda's personal stories of early career shifts, the impact of yoga, the search for work-…

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Gettin' to Know Shiloh Byrnes | Owner of From Drab to Fab in Mayfield, PA 1:52:07

4M ago1:52:07

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On this episode of Gettin' To Know, we dive into the world of furniture upcycling and restoration, highlighting the journey of Shiloh Byrnes, the entrepreneurial mind behind From Drab to Fab in Mayfield, PA. We hear all about her business's origins, growth, and the community's supportive role in its success. Additionally, we had a soft spot learnin…

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Gettin' to Know Robbie and Sarah | Owners and Wrestlers of New Era Pro Wrestling 1:41:57

4M ago1:41:57

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On this episode of Gettin' To Know, we get a dual perspective on the independent pro wrestling world, focusing on both the internal operations and the external challenges faced by those in the industry. Robbie and Sarah, owners and wrestlers of New Era Pro Wrestling in Northeastern Pennsylvania, share their experiences of touring, managing events, …

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Joe Meling 1:12:04

4M ago1:12:04

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Joe Meling is a leather craftsman based out of Pendleton, OR who specializes in teaching floral carving and leather craft. He and his wife are the owners and operators of 23+ where folks from all over come to improve their skills and goals in leather work. You can find Joe and all the information about his social media, products, and resources by v…

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Releasing self-assigned boundaries of creativity w/ Emily Botelho & Jen Joyce, Ep. 162 0:04

4M ago0:04

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Award winning embroidery artist, mother, teacher, author, and all around lovely human! If you don't know of Emily Botelho aka Salt Stitches, you're in for a treat! (If you do, you are too!) Emily joins Jen and not only do they chat about her beautiful art, how her favorite places and values come through as inspiration but also her new book which is…

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Anglo Saxon Broken Back Seax 11:07

4M ago11:07

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The "Broken Back Seax" is a type of knife or dagger that was characteristic of the Anglo-Saxons, the Germanic inhabitants of England from the 5th century AD until the Norman Conquest in 1066. The name "seax" itself refers to a type of single-edged knife that was commonly used among the Germanic peoples during this time period. The term "broken back…

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Nicole Morgenthau 1:24:23

4M ago1:24:23

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This episode is an interview with Nicole Morgenthau who is a photographer who's passion is taking portraits. Her favorite subjects are the folks who are experiencing the West like the trappers and settlers that lived in and explored the wild west of the 1800's. Based in Salt Lake City, UT she travels to rendezvous held in many states to capture ama…

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Gettin' to Know Lorine Ogurkis | Executive Director & Founder of Brandon's Forever Home 1:27:55

4M ago1:27:55

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In this episode, we hear about the inspiring story of Lori Ogurkis, the woman behind Brandon's Forever Home, a nonprofit dedicated to the advocacy and support of foster children. Listen in as she shares her first-hand experiences with fostering and adoption, driven by a deep-seated passion and unwavering faith, to bring to light the challenges and …

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Chisos Founder Will Roman on How Cowboy Boots Will Save Us All 43:31

4M ago43:31

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For the closeout episode of Shoecast season 11, Ben sits down with Will Roman, founder of Chisos Boots, a young and growing brand out of Austin, Texas that offers one of the best values in a legitimately well made, well designed cowboy boot. They cover how Chisos in some ways started with a lemonade stand, how Will ended up in León Mexico and fell …

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Gettin' to Know The Connell Family | Owners of The Taylor Deli in Taylor, PA 1:36:12

4M ago1:36:12

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In this episode, we have a chat about business ownership within a family setting, centered around the Connell family's journey with Taylor Deli and Cafe. Listen in as Jim, Joanne, Brianna, and Mia share their adventures from pizza making to a diverse menu that pleases the palate with buffalo chicken hoagies, homemade soups, and more. We explore the…

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A Making update + some maker inspiration & musings on fear w/ Ashley Yousling & Jen Joyce, Ep. 161 40:26

5M ago40:26

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Ashley and Jen share some really exciting features that are coming to Making VERY SOON. We kick off a new segment where we will share business and/or makers in our community that help spread our values and Ashley dives into the topic of fear and decision-making. Grab your WIP, your favorite snack, and hit play! If you are a designer, sell finished …

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Gettin' to Know Steve Masterson | Owner of Mutant Brewing in Scranton 1:22:20

5M ago1:22:20

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This episode unveils the journeys of entrepreneurial success and innovative brand-building in the brewery industry. We sat with Steve Masterson, owner of Mutant Brewing, and explored his unique approach to the craft beer scene in downtown Scranton, characterized by its distinctive flavors, NFT-inspired artwork, and a compelling lifestyle brand that…

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Hide Tanning in Anglo Saxon England 9:06

5M ago9:06

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In Anglo-Saxon England, hide tanning was a significant craft. Hides were processed to create leather, which served various purposes, including clothing, footwear, armor, and household items. Here are some true facts about hide tanning in Anglo-Saxon England: Importance of Leather: Leather was a crucial material in Anglo-Saxon society, used for a wi…

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Exploring What "Handmade" Truly Means With Leatherworker and Bootmaker Bob Henderson 1:07:25

5M ago1:07:25

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For the penultimate episode of the 11th season of the Stitchdown Shoecast, I’m quite excited indeed to be chatting with the just ridiculously talented man they call Bob Henderson. Bob is the operations manager at Popov Leather, the bustling leathergoods workshop over yonder in British Columbia, Canada—and over the last few years has been sucked up …

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Love is in the Making w/ Catherine Clark of Brooklyn General Store & Jen Joyce, Ep. 160 40:17

5M ago40:17

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Hello, makers! Super excited to bring you this episode with our pal, Catherine. Just a heads up, there are parts of this episode that are a little more visual as we give a shop tour. Click to watch instead! Brooklyn General Store has been the go-to place for crafty supplies of all kinds for NYC makers since 2002. We sat down with the Queen of Union…

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Gettin to Know Tracey Selingo | Founder & CEO of Fork Over Love 2:20:49

5M ago2:20:49

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In this episode we learn about the impactful work of Fork Over Love, a non-profit based in Luzerne County that addresses food insecurity by connecting struggling residents with chef-prepared meals from local restaurants, ensuring no one goes hungry. Joined by Founder and CEO, Tracy Selingo, we discuss the organization's origin amidst the COVID-19 p…

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Gettin' to Know Dan Schreffler | Owner of Space Time Mead & Cider Works 1:49:18

5M ago1:49:18

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We're 'Gettin' To Know' Dan Schreffler, a master mead maker and owner of Space Time Mead and Cider Works, exploring the craft of mead making, its history, and the journey from the corporate world to operating a successful craft beverage business. Listen as we delve into technical aspects such as the chemical components of traditional wines versus m…

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Fritz Sr. and Jr. of Seidel Tanning on the Art, Science, and Challenges of Making Leather 1:01:51

5M ago1:01:51

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This time Ben sits down with two, count ‘em TWO Fritz Seidels: Fritz Jr. and Fritz Sr., who every day are continuing on the tradition of the four-generation, 79-year-old Siedel Tanning Corp in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In addition to getting the lowdown on some longtime Seidel favorite leathers and overlooked gems, we get into Seidel’s history and flui…

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