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"Tear Out Your Lawn," with Dr. Doug Tallamy
An entomologist asks you to adopt a bug's eye view of your own backyard—and then tear out your lawn.
Aug 1
7
"Taking Bamboo to New Heights," with Jonas Hauptman
Renewable, carbon-saving bamboo is a common raw material in home goods, clothing, and more. But this inventor is trying to take bamboo to new heights—in…
Jul 11
4
1
"The New Didgeridoo," with Andy Graham
A musician and inventor of instruments shares how tinkering, metalwork, and a love of sound led to his one-of-a-kind musical journey.
Jul 4
5
"Humility, Hustle, and Building a Craft Business," with Rebecca van Bergen
The founder of Nest talks about her passion for supporting craft-based businesses, what it takes for artisans to succeed—and why their success matters…
Jun 13
6
“Why Letterpress Endures,” with Blake Riley
The longtime creative director of San Francisco's Arion Press shares some of the history, myths, and meaning behind his life’s work—and why this…
May 23
8
How Glass Artist Annie Morhauser Adapted—and Built “Annieglass”
On this episode of the Secrets of Mastery, the founder of a successful glassware studio "dishes" about her journey from struggling artist to CEO—and why…
Apr 25
4
Climate-Resilient Gardening, with Cricket Riley
On this episode of the Secrets of Mastery, explore the famed Ruth Bancroft Garden with an expert garden designer, gleaning inspiration (and a few tips…
Mar 21
4
Bite-Sized Lessons from an Italian Gelato Master
What's the secret to perfect gelato? We asked Andrea Soban, third-generation gelatiere, and Italy's national gelato prize-winner.
Feb 21
2
The Curious Art—and Origins—of Horsehair Hitching
Artisan Shoni Maulding discusses the mysterious origins of her craft, how she’s found the patience to master this unique art form, and why her work…
Feb 7
5
On Choosing Handmade: An Interview with Gary Rogowski
A master woodworker and furniture maker discusses whether technology helps or hinders us in the creation of beautiful things—and what it takes to become…
Jan 10
8
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