Wood Talk | Woodworking - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I’ve listened to every episode twice. It was fun to go back through the episodes because I had not realized how much information I had absorbed - but in many cases missed - from my first pass. In addition to answers to listener questions and specially themed shows, I enjoy the discussion about content creation and the lively, funny, and sometimes very thought provoking conversations. Thank you Marc, Shannon, Matt, and Matt. Willy from Freeville.

Woodtalk is an entertaining podcast that you can listen to in order to learn a few tips each episode, without being bored into submission like, watching a how to video. It mostly consists of light hearted banter between 3 guys that have rather different woodworking styles and skill sets that together give enough information to help you decide their own direction in woodworking.

These guys are the absolute best! Not only are they informative, they really know their stuff, but they are hilarious and entertaining. The inside jokes going back to 2006 are priceless. Even though I am no where near their level, they make you feel like just one of the gang. Thank you Marc, Matt, Matt, and Shannon for everything you do in this space.

I’ll be honest: I had bypassed this podcast for a while, because of the sponsor. Which makes me a horrible snob, but so be it.
Then I noticed that Shannon was one of the hosts. Shannon has become a favorite YouTube host, because my interest is mainly hand-tool woodworking, and I’ve learned a great deal from his teaching. I clicked on my first episode, and I’m hooked (currently on my fourth or fifth ep. in a row).
I still can’t quite tell (yet)who is talking when (I’ll get there), but it’s all worthwhile, and the banter is (so far) an added treat. Keep up the good work; I’ll be listening!

Have been trying this podcast out for a while now, started today’s episode and one of the hosts was berating a listener who gave feedback about lack of woodworking content.

His response and attitude if you “don’t like it, don’t listen” to a listener was incredibly rude.

So, I don’t like that attitude, therefore I won’t listen. Pity. Show isn’t half bad, but rude host made me unfollow and leave a negative review.

Why not try being a little less rude next time?