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Woodsmith Woodworking Seminar Podcasts

It’s time I finally addressed this topic. The seminar podcasts are NOT being discontinued.

As you know, August Home Publishing has branched out into television. The Woodsmith Shop just started its second season, which means our video production crew has been extremely busy taping and editing the shows that you’re now watching. Unfortunately, this means that podcast video production has been put on the back-burner.

We have been taping the seminars at the Woodsmith Store though and as soon as we get caught up, the podcasts will begin again. Thanks for your interest in the podcasts and I apologize for not keeping everyone up-to-date on our progress. Look for a new Woodsmith Seminar Podcast within the next few weeks.

Posted on Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 at 2:18 pm. Filed under The Woodsmith Shop, The Woodsmith Store, Woodsmith, WoodworkingSeminars.com.
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12 Responses to “Woodsmith Woodworking Seminar Podcasts”

Henk vd Merwe said,

Fantastic news! Thanks, I’m looking forward to the next podcast.

(posted on February 18th, 2009 at 8:52 am)

Rich said,

COOL! I’d love to see a podcast dedicated to finishing. Staining, hand rub finish, lacker, poly, wipe on poly, filler, step by step. I’m sure there are a lot more.

(posted on February 18th, 2009 at 8:28 pm)

B. Bennett, Calif said,

That is a good thing since I can’t view the TV version of the Woodsmith Shop. I will assume that the podcast will be video?

(posted on February 20th, 2009 at 5:08 pm)

Carmen said,

This is GREAT news! I’d love to see the Woodsmith Shop TV broadcasts, too. I am a Comcast subscriber in SE Connecticut. Are these available in my area?

Thanks you.

Carmen

(posted on February 21st, 2009 at 8:02 am)

David said,

Great News! I love your podcasts. Being from SD, it is very tempting to drive down to IA and be a part on one. If it wasn’t for the podcast, I would have never known about them.

Keep up the great work. I truly appreciate it.

(posted on February 22nd, 2009 at 1:02 pm)

Duncan Amos said,

Hi

Living in Spain where woodworking as a hobby is unknown I love the podcasts and learn a lot from them.

A question though… Where has the page for the Seminar Notes gone? I went looking for the notes to episode 30 (3 Basic Router Bits – 17 Mouldings) but just got mage not found…

Thanks and look forward to the new episodes – wish we could get the TV program here!!!

(posted on February 26th, 2009 at 1:28 pm)

Bricofleur said,

Podcasts will be back soon! Great news!

Since woodworking is part working, learning and sharing, being thousand miles away from IA, your podcasts are an ideal way to learn more and worth watching.

It’s also a great way to put faces on names I see in your magazines since decades.

Thanks.

(posted on February 27th, 2009 at 2:15 pm)

Marty said,

I echo the sentiments of the other posters.
Your podcast are great, and I really appreciate what you’re doing for those of us who live far away from IA.
Patience is a virtue.

(posted on March 5th, 2009 at 10:54 pm)

Mal said,

I live in Australia, land of Flood and Bushfire. Someone on Australian Woodwork Forums reccommended and linked to the podcasts a fair while ago, which is how I found out about August Home.

Since then I have subscribed to Shopnotes and Woodsmith and purchased extensive back volumes of both. As others have mentioned, we do not have access to the telvision shows, and the gaps between the podcasts are causing extreme withdrawal symptoms. I too am very that the podcast series has not run out of steam.

Is there any chance of releasing the previous seasons TV shows in some accessible format (DVD, online, ??) for those outside the immdiate broadcast aras?

(posted on March 7th, 2009 at 5:03 am)

Chris said,

great news about the podcasts…. i cannot get the woodsmith shop in my area ( i live in new york state) since i just got high speed internet is there any way you can air the woodsmith shop on the internet?

(posted on March 14th, 2009 at 5:35 am)

Jim Crockett said,

I, too, am pleased to hear that the podcasts will continue! And I echo the sentiments of other responders that it would be very nice if the Woodsmith Shop show could be made available either online or via DVD; our PBS network in this area (Maine) does not carry the show and when I contacted them with a request to do so, was told that it was not even being considered.

JimC

(posted on March 21st, 2009 at 2:22 pm)

James Cobb said,

I cannot get the Woodsmith tv show in my area. It would be so great if you could get your episodes on Hulu when they become “old”.

(posted on March 27th, 2009 at 6:03 pm)