The Drywall Podcast was created by entrepreneur Nick Harmony Long time Journeyman Finisher, Owner and developer of Fresco Harmony because there wasn’t a podcast dedicated to the men and women who make the Drywall Industry what it is. From this podcast we’ve enriched relationships, fostered community and documented the history of drywall and beyond.
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The Drywall Podcast was created by entrepreneur Nick Harmony Long time Journeyman Finisher, Owner and developer of Fresco Harmony because there wasn’t a podcast dedicated to the men and women who make the Drywall Industry what it is. From this podcast we’ve enriched relationships, fostered community and documented the history of drywall and beyond.
Craig is one of the nicest guys I've interviewed and recently he's been up to some pretty cool stuff. In the last year he's become a brand ambassador, Worked on a panel for a show in Scotland and stared on a TV show called, "Faking it" in the UK. Not only that he is a professional drywall and painter but he also does decorative walls. Oh, and he happens to have an amazing white kilt which he wears when he works thus making him one of the only kilted tradesmen around. Come on an adventure through Scotland and learn about taping from a not-so-conventional source on this, the 135th, episode of The Drywall Podcast.
This episode of The Drywall Podcast was brought to you by Tape-Tech Tools. this month we're highlighting the finishing knives. Find out more about Tape-Tech by visiting TapeTech.com and follow them on social media.
The Drywall Podcast
The Drywall Podcast was created by entrepreneur Nick Harmony Long time Journeyman Finisher, Owner and developer of Fresco Harmony because there wasn’t a podcast dedicated to the men and women who make the Drywall Industry what it is. From this podcast we’ve enriched relationships, fostered community and documented the history of drywall and beyond.
