Monday Mornings with Cary and Willie

Larry is a current recipient of the TCAA Fellowship. He is a bit and spur maker from Great Falls, Montana.

Jill is a rising star in the world of silversmithing and she is a very articulate lady with much to say about getting started in the world of art and craftsmanship and we're thrilled to have her on the podcast.

Dr. Edrienne "Cindy" Kittredge is someone you need to know about if you're an aspiring craftsman/artist. We unpack some of the many things to consider when considering a successful career in these trades.

Today we catch up with the topic of 'How do you make your work collectible"

We had so much fun with Mike Skinner that we asked him if he could be a repeat offender. You'll want to listen to the end for a little something, somethin.

Mike Skinner is a rawhide braider who is a retired corporate executive. We can learn a lot about business from this guy!

"The attitude of abundance"...it may not be what you think it is.

We talk about our struggles with time management and also roam into a visit about a book by Bo Eason that we both have listened to recently.

In this episode. we visit with a longtime friend Dr. Morgan McArthur who is a veterinarian, motivational speaker, pinstriper, facilitator, livestock pharmaceutical researcher, and auctioneer. We think you'll get some good nuggets out of this!

"How did you become the craftsmen/artists that you are today?"Good question...you're sure you want to hear the answer? We'll give it a stab!

This a catch up ramble after Wilson finished up a engraving and design class.

Ok here is your weekly mix of serious, substantive, and silly. We welcome our old friend Scott Hardy for a raucous ramble that we hope you enjoy!

TCAA Spring meeting and more!

We let you all in on some of the inner workings of the TCAA in this episode!

Willie has been making inroads into the performance horse world!

Pricing!

In this episode, we Wilson and Cary talk about why they started this podcast and some of the things they've learned about being self-employed craftsmen.