I have thoroughly enjoyed the impressive amount of content that the hosts have managed to compile and deliver to us listeners in their free time. Their interaction with the guests is amongst the most genuine that I’ve listened to in any woodworking/craft podcast. I enjoy the freeform of the conversations, as this keeps them from solely focusing how impossibly perfect “everything” that these craftspeople do is. These tangent conversations allow us a glimpse into parts of their lives that for me, deepens our connection to them. In an age when we venerate those in the social media spotlight to an unhealthy degree, it is nice to have a podcast like this to show us how the folks we admire face many of the same challenges at setbacks that everyone does. I respect the hosts for their decisions in terms of their time management, and reigning back the frequency of their podcast episodes. Keep the quality over quantity coming!

Two talented dudes doing it right on the podcast. SloydOut!

I started listening to this on a whim and I was for sure thinking I would just set this down as soon as I picked it because I thought it might be boring. Instead I was delightfully surprised at the engaging discussion, history, tales and inspiration. Thanks guys. Keep it coming.

As someone new to the spoon scene I’ve been devouring these podcast with relish! Please keep them coming. Would love to hear reviews for your favorite tools and makers as well.

Well done. Keep it going.

This podcast is excellent! If you are interested in craft, working with nature and the working with the land you’ll enjoy this podcast. Sure they sometimes nerd out on sloyd related topics but it dives into other topics too. The interviews are sincere conversations between people with common passions. Mark and Michael interview the great influencers in the craft, those who has raised the standards.

Amazing podcast! Thank you for doing this.