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We are Dan and Joe...the Woodhounds! Check in each week for more discussions about EVERYTHING firewood!
Dan made the mistake of asking Joe about his vacation pictures that both revolved around the separate murders of two women named Sophie. Be sure to listen to this light-hearted and entertaining episode!
Dan and Joe discuss a common request on social media platforms of disclosing personal information about income. Why do people find this something important to know of another person?
Dan and Joe meander through some topics in today's episode. Joe found himself in the middle of a robbery. Dan tries to explain where all the YouTube views have gone, and both agree on the excitement generated by the Firewood Machine industry.
Two, very good looking, funny, charming podcasters can both trace their firewood roots to their purchase of an outdoor wood boiler. If they didn't already have a lot in common!
A recent fire at a Montana based firewood production yard got Dan and Joe's attention when the story was posted on YouTube. If the fire wasn't bad enough, comments left by some viewers seemed to have crossed the line into bad taste. The Wood Hounds dive into these comments and show how they reflect persistent and unfortunate attitudes about the entire industry.
Here is a link to the video
https://youtu.be/-8AUPjPtqtg?si=rCcQRz8XN-NLwANA
Dan and Joe review the recent Paul Bunyan trade show in Cambridge, Ohio, October 3-5, 2025. There is so much to discuss. The awesome firewood machines, the people, the food, the oppressive heat!
Dan and Joe talk about how a simple branded T Shirt can have an impact on a small business's bottom line. Hey, we are just two weeks away from the Paul Bunyan Show in Cambridge Ohio...Fun time for all!
Joe discusses his recent, week-long tour of firewood yards in Germany and Austria and shares what he witnessed across the pond. This trip was organized by TP Siva, the Finland-based company responsible for the Japa, Hakki Pilke, and Palax firewood processors.
Dan discusses a conversation he had with a fellow firewood hobbiest he met recently. Dan tried to help him realize there is a fine line between ambition and fantasy. Or maybe not?!?!?
The irony about smartphones is we can hardly put them down to do our own job. How did we ever get through life without one? Dan and Joe discuss their lives with smartphones and how they can play a productive role in the firewood industry.
A simple trip to the animal shelter didn't turn out to be so simple after all. Fill out this form...fill out that form. Let's form a club to outlaw forms!
Dan and Joe discuss a YouTube video showing a man questioning the possibility of starting his own firewood business. What a great opportunity to insert their opinion into his life!!!
Here is a link to the video discussed in this episode
https://youtube.com/shorts/I13bOtadftQ?si=Z2xfRbQtBARph_X7
The Wood Hounds discuss the most difficult step in starting a project...the first one! They also find the opportunity to challenge people to dare to be different despite the pressures on us to conform.
The wood Hounds decided not to start a petition banning the month of July from the firewood calendar. However, they wondered what could be done to help a firewooder get through such a brutal, hot month. Robots anyone?
Dan and Joe sit down with none other than Andrew Easton of the Eastonmade Wood Splitter Company. Eastonmade has one of the biggest names in the world for firewood production machines and the Woodhounds get to sit down with Andrew to learn what's going on with the Orange and Blue.
Is there brand loyalty in and around the firewood industry? Do people gravitate to one brand when choosing machines like processors, splitters, chainsaws and the like? Maybe, maybe not? Dan and Joe discuss their brand loyalties in today's episode of the Wood Hounds Podcast!
Dan and Joe talk about a seismic change in the firewood industry and an upcoming trade show...Hmm... Both events have one thing in common. What could it be?
