Brent is welcome to come see the Carson mansion in eureka anytime!

Great topics and expertise. Needs more specificity and brevity

I’m hooked! I build with a production builder in DFW. When I found Brent on YouTube a few months back, my perspective was completely shifted. This podcast has really expanded my mind on what is possible not only in home building but in the future for my career. The guys provide phenomenal inspiration to me and have promoted me to expect and be expectant for more than where I am at now. Lord willing, I’ll be able to be involved in building meaningful and beautiful home in the near future!

Show has a great premise and adds a great mixture of humor and insight from leaders in millwork craftsmanship.

I own a historic home that we are slowly renovating and have been doing my homework—it’s a significant architectural home in our area and I don’t want to screw it up! I kept coming across Brent and Richard’s work during my research on historic mouldings and building materials, and found this podcast through that. It is giving me the knowledge and tools to go into conversations with my builder and architect more confident in the decisions I’m making, which are often more costly, but worth it for the level of quality and longevity. Brent’s statement in the state of craft episode this week, that unhoused people end up without a roof over their head because they expected society to buy their groceries (come on man, no) *really* bothered me, and I did want to share that feedback. Your point that (American) society has come to value convenience, artificially low prices, and speed more than craft and quality in most things was more grounded in reality. Anyway, thanks for the education on historic building means and materials. I’m one homeowner who’s here for it.

Really great listen for the most part. Why are Beavis and Butt-head on here though?

Can’t stop listening (and re-listening). Learning so much.

Love all the content from the Hull squad. They seem to ask questions as well as give answers. I find that resonates with me. In my craft much of what I do is chase down unanswered questions, like “how this was done” or “if it can be done “. That motivates me to learn and seek skills as well as appreciate excellence in craft when I encounter it. Keep pushing us !

This podcast has been a fun listen so far! I appreciate the different experience levels and overall passion for doing things well. Excited to see where the show goes!