9 Woodworking Podcasts For Woodworkers, Makers, And Crafters

Spending more time indoors nowadays also means more time to watch movies and listen to podcasts! There are plenty of podcasts for different kinds of interests, may it be about life, beauty, cars, and even woodworking.

If you’re on the lookout for a fun and helpful designer, creator, and woodworking podcast, look no further because we’ve gathered 9 of the top DIY and woodworking podcasts to keep you entertained and educated during this quarantine period!

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Choose the Right Woodworking Podcast for You!

1. Shop Talk Live

Starting off our list is this woodworking podcast that is under Fine Woodworking magazine. It has been online for about eight years now since it started back in March of the year 2012.

The frequency of this podcast is one episode per week. Since it’s first airing, it has become a solid and reliable source for anything that is related to woodworking.

What’s great about this podcast is that you do not have a woodworking expert to appreciate it. You can be at any skill level and still learn a lot about woodworking!

2. Modern Woodworkers Association

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The Modern Woodworkers Association podcast is a show that is great for any skill level. It has a frequency of one episode per week and has been online since June of 2017.

Hosted by three great woodworkers Dyami, Sean, and Kyle, Modern Woodworkers Association focuses on the community of woodworkers and expanding their reach across it. Whether you’re just a hobbyist or a professional, you’ll find that this podcast is fun, entertaining, and very educational!

3. Faking It

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If you want a more light-hearted approach to the craft, then the Faking It podcast is perfect for you. The show is a fairly new program that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

It focuses on the funnier aspects involved in woodworking projects like making mistakes, jokes, memes, and a bunch of pop culture references. This show is perfect for those who want to learn woodworking but are less serious about it being a profession.

Hobbyists and younger people have found this show to be the best woodworking podcast for them because of its incredibly friendly approach and very casual conversations. Check it out to see if it works for you!

4. Adventures in Design

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This podcast is probably one of the most hardworking ones in this list because of its daily episodes. That’s right, they upload new episodes on a daily basis.

It’s an awesome woodworking podcast to listen to in the morning while you’re having your coffee or breakfast. This show focuses on having a wide variety of guests, from artists, hobbyists, designers, and creatives.

Each show is jam-packed with the different insights from their guest or guests, and is a very fun and educational approach to any topic involving DIY.

Some of the topics that this podcast has covered before include the different DIY projects, time management, and difficulties in turning your DIY hobby into a business. Surely, you’ll get inspired to create even more when you listen to this show!

5. Reclaimed Audio

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A good show about DIY and woodworking, Reclaimed Audio is a podcast that inspires its listeners to create beautiful items out of old things. The title pretty much says it all, but this show focuses on recycling, upcycling and making use of materials that you already have in your home.

This is perfect during this quarantine period where people are advised to stay in their homes and not all specialty shops are open. You can use what you have in your house and turn it into something new that’s useful!

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6. Wood Talk

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A woodworking podcast hosted by three experts, Shannon Rogers, Matt Cremona, and Marc Spagnuolo, Wood Talk has been around for quite some time. With one episode every week, this show has a fun and almost comedic approach to woodworking.

The hosts talk about anything related to woodworking and approaches any topic with a very casual tone. Their listeners have increased over time because of their friendly persona and helpful tips.

If you’re looking to have virtual buddies who you feel you can be friends with in real life that can guide you through the woodworking process, then this podcast is perfect for you!

7. 99% Invisible

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One of the most famous woodworking podcast right now is 99% Invisible. This show does not just tackle woodworking per se but dives deep into everything related to the workmanship of items that shape our culture and our world.

According to the show’s own description, it’s a podcast that talks about things that you don’t normally think about when appreciating a product. Regardless if you’re new to DIY or not, you will definitely come out of every episode with a new piece of useful knowledge.

8. The Dusty Life

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Hosted by three experts, Grant Burger, Kyle Toth, and Sean Rubino, this woodworking podcast will educate and entertain you at the same time.

The three hosts have a great dynamic and are probably among the funniest woodworkers out there, so you’re sure to have a good time. Their knowledge about their craft also makes them a force to be reckoned within the DIY woodworking industry.

You are sure to learn very helpful tips from this podcast and have fun while you’re at it.

9. Still Untitled: The Adam Savage Project

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Wrapping up our list of designer, creator, and/or woodworking podcasts is Adam Savage’s Still Untitled.

You don’t need to be an expert in building stuff to know who Adam Savage is. Famous for his previous show, Myth Busters, Savage is known in the design industry as an expert builder.

In his podcast, he covers design, building, and everything in between. This is a highly recommended podcast if you’re into pop culture and DIY.

And that’s it for the list of our recommended design and woodworking podcasts. If this is the first time you’re hearing of these podcasts, have a listen and find out which of them best suits your preference!

Do you listen to any other woodworking podcasts that are not on this list? Let us know and tell us why you think they should be included in this list. Write your thoughts in the comments section below!

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