Lots of great people who do a great job

Wow. What a wack job.

This is the best Podcast for “Culture & Creativity”.

I wasn’t really into the earlier YouTube woodworkers interviews as they seemed very in-crowd like a YouTube extra but it turned with the interior design interview with Nick Lewis. He knows how to speak with a bit more substance and engagement. The censorship episode with Prano Bailey Bond was great and I would love to have more content that delves into topics worth more intellectualism and open discussion. Steve is a smart guy and should pick guests with the ability to engage in their subject matter more.

I’m so glad that Steve got Rex Krueger on the podcast. Both of your YouTube channels have been inspiring me to get into woodworking. I’m currently building Steve Ramsey’s Weekend Woodworker course projects on Rex Krueger’s English joiners workbench. The Woodwork for Mere Mortals and Woodworking for Humans series are the best easily accessible woodworking courses I’ve found right alongside Paul Seller’s Masterclass. Too many channels play clickbait titles about $25 pallet wood projects that then show multiple $1000+ machines along with sponsorships. I like some of those channels still and don’t begrudge anyone making a living with their hard work & content. It is disingenuous to classify anything such creators do as accessible to everyone or for beginners though. I’m already subscribed to both YouTube channels and am now following the podcast. Thanks to you both for doing what you do.

I’m an amateur woodworker and Steve’s YouTube show and this show has helped me be a better woodworker both in function and attitude. And bringing all these great woodworkers and makers together has been an awesome experience it really is well done and I believe has helped make a more positive and humble attitude in this world of creativity we live in. Thank you Steve you have made a difference in my life and really believe in so many others.

The best part of the show is the diversity of guess on it. Plus, they talk about the craft, the business of the craft, and the struggles behind the craft. I also think we all enjoy a little inside baseball on what happens on YouTube. Make sure you listen to the episodes with guess you might not normally hear from!

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When me and my dad spend time together, we listen to this 😁

Steve Ramsey’s newest podcast has been a lot of fun to listen to. If Marc Spagnolo is The Godfather of the woodworking YouTube generation, then Steve is now the Oprah Winfrey of the content creators. It’s been a blast learning more about the creators for whom I have watched for years. Steve asks many if the questions that an everyday-joe like me has wanted to ask. Steve’s conversations have even introduced creators whom I had never heard about or whose content I never thought I’d enjoy until Steve’s interview with them. Admittedly, I have even stopped watching snd following some creators since their interview with Steve. All in all, the podcast is fun, laid back, easy to listen to while working and informative. 5 stars across the board!!! Thanks Steve and keep up the great work!

The plethora of knowledge that comes out of this show is profound. Woodworking and content creation are the main focus and Steve brings in the heaviest hitters in both realms. I’m loving this podcast/videos. Great job Steve!

Appreciate you and your contribution to this community, as well as all I have learned over the years, looking forward to more podcast episodes.

His a Jedi in woodworking.

So glad you provide this, am discovering some great youtubers. Before I just wandered through you tube blindly. Now I can discover your great guests information. Your content is still the best!

I was pleasantly surprised to see that you are interviewing many of the people I subscribe to! After I heard the interview with Jason at Bourbon Moth, I thought ‘it would be great if he would interview the honest carpenter. Especially about his video on the dying trade market’. Love it. Please keep going