The reason we watch both Steve and Jason's channels is not only to see how you do a project, but because you have personality which comes over big time. We like you by your honesty and non-nonsense approach. A dry joke now and then just adds to the 'entertainment' as you both said. Also, we do usually see a different way of doing something, which helps validate our choices when we choose to do something differently. It's sometimes hard to realise that there is no perfect 'right way' to do something. We have to work with what we have...and taking inspiration from you two, and quite a few others guys too. Thanks to you both for enhancing my learning curve, please carry on doing what you do.
just wanted to let you know: this podcast is amazing. I've been recently getting more views than normal on my woodworking shorts, and I've been looking for advice re. woodworking on youtube, and to be honest, the usual "shoptalk" podcasts bore me to tears. and the thousand plus "how to be successful on youtube" podcasts also bore me to tears, but this one, this podcast is just perfect for me. Its almost always super interesting. the guests are amazing, they are like basically a who's who of woodworker/makers/creators on youtube. just sayin: keep the episodes coming!
Don't know about anyone else, but I prefer the video podcast. I watched all of these when you had video, but not a single one since you went to only audio.
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The reason we watch both Steve and Jason's channels is not only to see how you do a project, but because you have personality which comes over big time. We like you by your honesty and non-nonsense approach. A dry joke now and then just adds to the 'entertainment' as you both said. Also, we do usually see a different way of doing something, which helps validate our choices when we choose to do something differently. It's sometimes hard to realise that there is no perfect 'right way' to do something. We have to work with what we have...and taking inspiration from you two, and quite a few others guys too. Thanks to you both for enhancing my learning curve, please carry on doing what you do.
just wanted to let you know: this podcast is amazing. I've been recently getting more views than normal on my woodworking shorts, and I've been looking for advice re. woodworking on youtube, and to be honest, the usual "shoptalk" podcasts bore me to tears. and the thousand plus "how to be successful on youtube" podcasts also bore me to tears, but this one, this podcast is just perfect for me. Its almost always super interesting. the guests are amazing, they are like basically a who's who of woodworker/makers/creators on youtube. just sayin: keep the episodes coming!
"Oh, you got a new one..."
Jackson Center, Ohio right up the road from us.
I work in tech and I love doing woodworking - it provides me a great outlet for my creativity and it's a great way to relieve some stress as well.
Don't know about anyone else, but I prefer the video podcast. I watched all of these when you had video, but not a single one since you went to only audio.
You can also listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts
@@creativeculturepod Uh, I meant I am hoping you'll bring back the video versions.
Jason is the man! Great Woodworker. Nice podcast too
“People love to see you flexing” in Steve Ramsey’s voice is the real deal
FWIW, I would have listened to two or three more hours of this conversation.
30 mins video helps learning some skills
Ask about the lighter fluid.
This was recorded in January