In this episode, I head into the welding shop with Maggie from Industrial Growth. Maggie is a true artist that creates functional art from recycled materials. Listen along as she takes an old winch and turns it into a beautiful lamp.

In this episode, I moved into a world I know little about – quilting. I’ve always loved quilts but had no clue as to what when into making one. Cerri from It’s a Quilty Life took me through the process and it was enlightening. Wait until you hear about the time and skill it takes to create these beautiful masterpieces.

In this episode, I visit with Carrie from Two Carrots Studio – a local silversmith that make incredible jewellery from start to finish. Her work can be found online and markets around the Edmonton area throughout the year. As you’ll hear in the podcast, Carrie is passionate about makers and the maker economy. To see images of the ring Carrie made and her process, please visit her page on theyegmakers.com or follow the project on social media - @theyegmakers

In this episode, I swung by the garage shop of Thistle Pipes where Trevor Thistle makes incredible pipes that he sells all over the world. The precision and artistry he brings to the world of pipe making is incredible – we truly have a secret treasure in Edmonton. To see images of the pipe and Trevor’s process, please visit his page on theyegmakers.com or follow the project on social media - @theyegmakers

In this episode, I visit KJ McAlister from Viva Clay Works. I visited her in November of 2019 and she took me through the process of making an incredible mug. When I brought the mug home, my wife commented on how perfect it was. To see images of the mug and KJ’s process, please visit her page or follow along on social media - @theyegmakers

In my first episode, I visit Todd Safronovich from Urban Carrot Hot Glass. I visited him in November of 2019 where he made a couple of amazing drinking glasses. Todd invited me into his studio to talk while he worked. As you might notice, there are sounds of a camera in the background – to see images of Todd’s process, please visit his page or follow along on social media - @theyegmakers