The craftsmen sit down with Steven O'Shaughnessy, Jackson's first year instructor at North Bennet Street, and the department head of Preservation Carpentry. Thanks to our sponsors for this episode, Viewrail and Benjamin Obdyke.Jackson & Brent Hull

Join us as we sit down with Brent's first instructor at North Bennet Street School, Robert Adam. We spoke with Robert inside his restored shaker house addition, and got to hear about how he got into preservation carpentry. | Thanks to our sponsor, Viewrail.Jackson & Brent Hull

Reusing old doors, windows, and other parts of a house is great. Is there a point where it is time to just build a new one? When does the character provided by reused parts of a house outweigh the wear and tear? Join the discussion on this episode of Passion for Craft. | Thanks to our sponsor, Viewrail.…

Brent and Jackson talk building styles. Jackson gives his hot takes, ranking them from best to worst with Brent's unforgiving reactions. Want to hear how Brent would rank all the styles? Join us on Patreon for an extra 10 minutes of this episode! | Thanks to our sponsor, Viewrail.Jackson & Brent Hull

Brent reflects on his first Master Builder University (MBU). What was taught, what was the feedback, and will he do it again? Come and find out on todays episode! Thanks to our sponsor for this episode, Viewrail. Learn more at www.viewrail.comJackson & Brent Hull

Season 2 is here! In September, Jackson started the Preservation Carpentry program at North Bennet Street School in Boston, MA. This episode, we'll get a glimpse into the true apprentices journey and see what he's been up to. Thanks to our sponsor for this episode, Viewrail.Jackson & Brent Hull

Jackson and Brent discuss what Season 2 will look like, some confirmed guests and some dream guests. Did you know that Season 2 has already begun to release exclusively on Patreon? Get first access to all episodes of PFC and more when you become a patron of the podcast. We appreciate your support and can't wait for the conversations to come this se…

When to say no.Jackson & Brent Hull

Join the craftsmen for a book club! We (finally) are going through the book!Jackson & Brent Hull

Join the craftsmen as they learn about Brent's time on Lone Star Restoration.Jackson & Brent Hull

In this episode we are discussing a traditional approach to Build Science.Jackson & Brent Hull

Continuing the conversation on Victorian style.Jackson & Brent Hull

Join in as we discuss what it takes for a house to fall into the Victorian style.Jackson & Brent Hull

Join in as we discuss what it takes for a house to fall into the arts and craft style.Jackson & Brent Hull

We are talking about minimalism.Jackson & Brent Hull

Join us as we look at some fun AI software and its potential implications on the future of building! Then, pick a side and hop in the comments as we talk about beauty. This was a fun episode, we are curious of y'all's thoughts on beauty.Jackson & Brent Hull

In this episode we talk about a lot of different topics, from assembly lines, to things done poorly, to an impromptu book club that will be happening discussing the book, Mastery by George Leonard.Jackson & Brent Hull

What is the period revival style and what are some key features of it?Jackson & Brent Hull

What are the signs of a good builder? What can you do to elevate your craft?Jackson & Brent Hull

The International Build Show recap with Brent! Will Richard and Jackson be there next year? What's great about it and whats not so great.Jackson & Brent Hull

In the first of this series, we talk about what constitutes a "Ranch Style" home. The goal of this series is to put tools in the tool belt for identifying each architectural style.Jackson & Brent Hull

Are we at a point where a new style is emerging?Jackson & Brent Hull

Are we just fans of old architecture because of what has survived? Have beautiful bad homes just not survived and thats why we are where we are today? What will be said about this generation of homes?Jackson & Brent Hull

Jackson finally begins his (official) Apprenticeship. Also some Youtube discussion.Jackson & Brent Hull

What architectural styles are the hardest to make nowadays?Jackson & Brent Hull

Come and see what Brent has cooking in his shop! From classic space heaters to 100 year windows its all there!Jackson & Brent Hull

How did we get here? What styles led into the next, and what style are we in now?Jackson & Brent Hull

We talk about what things we have held too hard of a line on in the past. Then we discuss why that is good or why it could be bad.Jackson & Brent Hull

The Craftsmen talk about how building traditionally has way more benefits than disadvantages when it comes to environmental effects.Jackson & Brent Hull

As we talked about in the McFarland House, there may be more similarities than differences between McMansions and Victorian era style!Jackson & Brent Hull

Brent showcases some old books and we look at some lost history, even in todays architectural schools!Jackson & Brent Hull

The craftsmen take a look at an ~interesting~ product on the market.Jackson & Brent Hull

Setting goals for 2024!Jackson & Brent Hull

Take an in-person tour of this Victorian Era House. It's full of incredible millwork and beautiful design.Jackson & Brent Hull

Were back to finish off the rest of the YouTube Q and A we had! As always we love the comments and questions!Jackson & Brent Hull

We jumped back on the Q and A train for our YouTube comments! We had some great questions, and it's exciting to answer some great questions!Jackson & Brent Hull

Happy Thanksgiving!!! We go on-site in this episode to see some production builds in the area where Brent has a production build proof of concept.Jackson & Brent Hull

Here we go, it's time to dive into something we have beef with on this channel... production builds. Get excited.Jackson & Brent Hull

The dictionary defines Neoclassicism as the revival of a classical style or treatment in art, literature, architecture, or music. What will the craftsmen define it as in architecture? Let's find outJackson & Brent Hull

The craftsmen talk about what the modern portfolio looks like to a craftsman. Also, some key pieces in your portfolio. 'What is your elevator pitch?' is a question answered about each other and answered by the other craftsmen.Jackson & Brent Hull

Halloween is a time for horror stories, and although we have shared some horror stories before, we have some more spooky ones!Jackson & Brent Hull

Some fun looks at Brent's recent trip to Ireland. Castles, beautiful gardens, and more!Jackson & Brent Hull

Join us for what starts out as a quiz but turns more into a showcase of how remodeling a home can go wrong very quickly!Jackson & Brent Hull

Join us on another on-site visit to one of Fort Worth's most historic estates.Jackson & Brent Hull

Another on-site format this week checking out one of Brent's jobs! Let us know how we can continue to make this format better and better! (This is best experienced as a video episode)Jackson & Brent Hull

We are in the shop this week making some doors. Come watch how the apprentice, journeyman, and master all build out trim around a door.Jackson & Brent Hull

Like the title suggests, this was bleak. The apprentice was optimistic, but not a lot of gems on the cheap side of building hacks.Jackson & Brent Hull

Need a road map to check out the most incredible architectural sites in America? Well look no further! Check out this weeks episode to see what the US has to offer.Jackson & Brent Hull

Join the craftsmen as they take a peek at Tom cruise, Robert Downey Jr, and a mystery $100,000,000 home! What is actually good in these houses and what is in desperate need of fixing up?Jackson & Brent Hull

It's been a while since we've taken a look at the state of craft in America. Have the guys had an outlook change? How can we affect change in craft?Jackson & Brent Hull