Spoon Carving Conversations

• Mountain Feral Craft with Callan Burton-Shore

  In this episode, I chat with Callan Burton-Shore @mountainferalcraft, an ancestral skills teacher living near Asheville, North Carolina.Callan was first introduced to carving and other craft skills at school, and they have since become a big part of her life. She lives closely connected to the land and teaches others the art of tanning hides, carving wood, and practicing other ancient skills.Callan sells her work at markets and online to people who appreciate the time, skill, and knowledge that go into producing high-quality handmade items.I hope you enjoy our conversation.Hosted by Simon Pouly @rootsspoons info.rootsspoons(@)gmail.comEditing and Producing: Julia Pouly Music: PixabaySupport the show

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• From Log to Spoon with Alex Finberg

  In this episode, I talk to Alex Finberg @lex.finberg (https://www.instagram.com/alex.finberg/), a passionate, creative, and prolific maker from Devon, UK.Alex’s work involves introducing various crafts and activities into people’s lives. Through this, people can find community and meaning, which can have a profoundly positive impact. Since carving his first spoon around eight years ago, Alex has been very active in organizing regular meet-ups, teaching carving workshops, selling his work at markets and online, and even recently releasing a book specifically about carving spoons. Find out more on his website: https://alexfinberg.co.uk/Alex Finberg’s book is called: Spooncarving: From Log to Spoon, Published by Crowood Press, UK November 2024It was really nice for me to hear all this from someone who is obviously very passionate and knowledgeable about the subject.If you enjoy the podcast and want to support it, you can do so by leaving a writing or review wherever you listen or you can buy an endless possibilities spoon carving t-shirt at https://roots-movement.com/rootsspoons. Thanks and happy carving! Hosted by Simon Pouly @rootsspoons ([email protected])Editing and Producing: Julia Pouly Music: PixabaySupport the show

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• Talking to tool maker Adam Ashworth

  In this episode, I talk with Adam Ashworth @adamashworth97, a tool maker from the UK. Adam first discovered greenwood carving and later connected with established toolmakers Nic Westermann and James Wood. Inspired by their work, he pursued his passion and now runs his own workshop, crafting beautiful, handmade carving tools for people around the world.We discussed how he got started, the materials and techniques he uses, and the pros and cons of running his own business.I really enjoyed this conversation, and I hope you do too!If you enjoy the podcast and want to support it, you can do so by leaving a writing or review wherever you listen or you can buy an endless possibilities spoon carving t-shirt from the link in my bio. Thanks and happy carving! https://roots-movement.com/rootsspoonsHosted by Simon Pouly @rootsspoons ([email protected])Editing and Producing: Julia Pouly Music: PixabaySupport the show

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• Crafted with passion by Nadav Ben Shlomo

  In this episode, I talk with Nadav Ben Shlomo @nbs_artnwood, an artist originally from Israel who now lives and works in Prague, Czech Republic.Nadav creates beautiful and playful pieces from locally sourced wood. He shares his passion not only through his work but also via Instagram, YouTube, and Patreon.We discussed his creative process, workspace, content creation, and the reasons behind his love for this craft. I hope you enjoy listening!If you enjoy the podcast and want to support it, you can do so by leaving a writing or review wherever you listen or you can buy an endless possibilities spoon carving t-shirt from the link https://roots-movement.com/rootsspoons. Thanks and happy carving! Hosted by Simon Pouly @rootsspoons ([email protected])Editing and Producing: Julia Pouly Music: PixabaySupport the show

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• Carving in Cornwall with Felix Lane

  In this episode, I talk to Felix Lane @felix_the_wood, a young and talented greenwood carver from Cornwall, UK. Felix carved his first spoon at the age of 11 and has been honing his craft ever since. His enthusiasm is unmistakable, and it’s great to see a young man find something that gives him not only joy but also a drive and direction in his life.Felix has always had the support of his family, particularly his mum, who showed that it’s possible to make a living by creating things and following your passion. He was fortunate to find a mentor early on in Dominic Pierce  @cornishwoodsmith, a local, experienced, and established craftsman. Through this connection, Felix gained access to tools, materials, and valuable knowledge, which opened up the world of working with wood and helped him grow into the talented maker he is today.Felix now sells his work at markets and through a shared website with his mother https://www.lauralane.co.uk/collections/felix-the-wood .I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation.Hosted by Simon Pouly @rootsspoons ([email protected])Editing and Producing: Julia Pouly Music: PixabaySupport the show

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