Woodworking

Our guests today are the co-authors of Every Time a Bell Rings: The Legacy of It's a Wonderful Life, America's Most Beloved Holiday Film.

One is a novelist, cultural critic, and writer for Yellowjackets, whose previous books include Woodworking, Monsters of the Week: The Complete Critical Companion to The X-Files, and Lost: Back to the Island of the Complete Critical Companion to the classic TV series.

And one is a journalist and editor with Defector Media, and this is her first book.

Please welcome Emily St. James and Lauren Tyson.

Uh, and Letterboxd and Blue Sky and Instagram tend to be where I spend my time.

Um, I have a number of books.

You can check out Woodworking, my novel, is newly in paperback.

Congratulations.

Great talking with Logan, Mike, Bridget, Anissa at the AIM booth Friday too.

See you all at Woodworking in America.

Well, we can't wait to see you either.

Who was that? Eric, Driftless Joinery.

Otherwise, I use oil stones when I'm in my home shop.

And then we have some water stones here.

So I'm kind of... agnostic when it comes to whatever the system is like you just look go with what you're trying to look for you know like you're trying to you know develop a burr on one side or whatever and get to a sharp edge But, like, Ben Strano at Fine Woodworking, he loved that setup.

Yeah.

The OKS podcast of its type.

Your hosts are Daniel Dunlap of Daniel Dunlap Woodworks and Braden Boaks of Little Bug Woodworking.

You can find them along with the podcast on your favorite social media channels.

Welcome, welcome, welcome.

Nick Daniel from Nick P. Daniel.

Greg D'Ambrosio from GTD Woodworks.

Jeremy Claybaugh from Claybaugh Woodworking.

Alex Adams over at Type A Furniture.