
Episode #2
Past and Future Maker Camp with Patti and Trevor
Trevor and Patti are back to chat about impromptu Maker Camp collaborations, and our upcoming activities in the Blacksmithing, Sewing, and Printing tents.

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Exploring the unique paths of creative weirdos through the connections of curiosity, creativity, and problem solving.
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Episode #2
Trevor and Patti are back to chat about impromptu Maker Camp collaborations, and our upcoming activities in the Blacksmithing, Sewing, and Printing tents.

Episode #1
Keith Drennan is back! Long time podcast supporter and dare I say friend, is here to chat about what happened in the northeast maker world this summer, and a bit about finding your way, unintentionally. I took a break so why not call this Season 2!? If you enjoy the show, please share it with a friend, and if you have something to say, leave us a review!

Episode #183
Sarah Windisch is a printmaker and former music teacher, making art to bring folks joy. We chat about how she went from elementary music teacher to printmaker, and how her work was featured on a billboard promoting the local library. Along the way we cover robots, analog coding and quilting. Check out Sarah’s work on Instagram and her web site .

Episode #182
Mark Adams and Nick Toga are back and we go all over the place. We talk about how AI is affecting artists, and chat about historic ways artists have negotiated making their way through the world as artists inspired by the Mason Currey book “Making Art and Making a Living”. This inspires topics such as being honest and open, using your voice, and creative mischief. Stick around for a bit of encouragement at the end! Check out Mark Adams on Instagram Check out Nick on Instagram

Episode #181
Olivia Van Oot is a woodworker exploring quilt patterns in wood veneer. We learn about why craft schools are so important, how she discovered woodworking, and combined her experience with fabric to making quilt-inspired wood projects, lamps, furniture, and a wood dress. Check out Olivia’s work on Instagram and her web site .
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