Steve Larosiliere: Podcast Update!
You may have noticed that we’ve recently started using Acres of Timber as the logo on our website and in our hashtags… Well… we are
Each week, we interview makers, sawyers, influencers, and six and seven figure entrepreneurs that know the wood industry inside and out. With topics covering everything from the Urban Lumber Movement, to sustainable sourcing and design, we’ll discuss the ins and outs of how to grow, monetize, and fully immerse yourself in the Woodpreneur Lifestyle. Whether you’re a hobbyist, a full-time wood business owner, or a part-time entrepreneur who wants to become an influencer or quit their day job to pursue their dreams, the Woodpreneur Podcast is for you.
You may have noticed that we’ve recently started using Acres of Timber as the logo on our website and in our hashtags… Well… we are
On this podcast – we’re back with more Q&A! This week – we’re answering these questions… How important is a website? I have no idea
As i’m in the middle of a transition and re-brand of the Sawmill Business, I’ve been asking our audience a lot of questions. Why? Because
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Today, we’re talking to Steve Timmermans from EverWoods Designs. Starting part-time in early 2000, Steve decided to acquire his own logs
ABOUT On this episode, we’re talking to James Vann of Summerhill Woodwork. Based in the south east of England, James diversifies his business by utilizing his
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED. Today, we’re talking with Bryce Mann of Wolfbear Wood Designs. About two years ago, Bryce started as a woodworking hobbyist. As
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Located in North Central, New Jersey, Scott started Nature’s Fell with his stepbrother, Bob Snyder. With a background as a professional
How He Got His Start Today, we’re talking to Justin Pruitt of Knock on Wood Custom. Justin came into the ownership of Knock on Wood
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Today we’re talking with Michael Veneziano from Ponderosa Millworks! They are located in Oakland, right across the bay from San Francisco.
Background Starting off as a hobby, Jake Latvala started making coffee tables. As his products started to sell, he would invest the profits into new
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Now a family business, Big Beaver Co. started out as a hobby. Owner Jay Butler was tired of paying big money
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED. Today we’re talking with Stephen Beaulac of SB Design Co. Stephen has always been interested in building things with wood and
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED. Today, we have Dan Pottage of Pottage Sawmill. Dan started out as a landscaper, but being based in Alberta, Canada the
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Today, we have Danielle of Sail Cargo. She started out as a tall ship sailor, then later came up with an
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Still working a day job, Jarrod Rodgers considers himself an “extreme hobbyist”. Completely self-taught, Jarrod deals in woodworking, commision work, and
Jennifer Alger on Joining the Urban Lumber Movement In an effort to save our natural resources and cut down on waste, Jennifer Alger started the
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Joshua Blewett is an artist who has been creating wood carvings and sculptures for 25 years. As a kid, he used
HOW HE STARTED THE BUSINESS On this episode, we have Evan Lanterman of Lanterman Woodworks. Evan’s college education was in Industrial design as he wanted
BACKGROUND Today we have Sean O’Brien from Pacific Coast Lumber. The business is located in San Luis Bispo, California right between LA and San Francisco
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Today, we have Matthew from Of Earth Furniture. Matthew has been in the wood working industry for over 20 years now.
HOW THE BUSINESS STARTED Today, we have Kevin Scheimreif from Steel and Grain. When Kevin was a kid, his dad had a construction business and
Blaise Brogan started cutting trees when he left school at 16 years. He was working for various tree companies and eventually started his own. He
Thrane Axe and Sawmill company is all about axe restorations, making blanks for people who want to curve their own handles and making wood wedges.
HOW END GRAIN FURNITURE BUSINESS STARTED Mike Rupich first started all by himself doing custom furniture. He thinks is his parents really trusted him when