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Mokuchi Studio

Hosted by Yann Giguere · arts · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

A podcast centered on Japanese woodworking and related topics including: Japanese gardens, Books, Crafts, Tools, Design and Philosophy.

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Questions about Mokuchi Studio

Who hosts Mokuchi Studio?

Mokuchi Studio is hosted by Yann Giguere. The show has published 21 episodes to date.

What has Mokuchi Studio covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Episode 20, Hisao Zen" (11 July 2026, 72 minutes), "Episode 19, Makomako Kintsugi" (25 June 2026, 51 minutes), and "Episode 18, Toda Komuten & Kominka Collective" (4 June 2026, 125 minutes).

How often does Mokuchi Studio publish?

Mokuchi Studio publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 86 minutes across 21 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Mokuchi Studio?

Booking probability for Mokuchi Studio is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mokuchi Studio requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mokuchi Studio's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Mokuchi Studio?

The strongest fits for Mokuchi Studio are Artists, Writers & Performers and Home Furniture & Cabinets. Mokuchi Studio has an arts audience.

About the host

Yann Giguere hosts Mokuchi Studio, an arts podcast with 21 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #20

    Episode 20, Hisao Zen

    Jul 11, 20261h 12mS1

    In this Episode, Hisao Zen of DIY Japanese Joinery Online Video Courses shares about his journey into Japanese woodworking, his passion for teaching and the creation of his online courses. We also talk about living and...

  • Episode #19

    Episode 19, Makomako Kintsugi

    Jun 25, 202651 minS1

    In this Episode, Makomako , Kintsugi Artist, tells us about her journey into Japanese craft. She shares about her passion for restoring memories through the art of mending with natural sustainable material. Among other...

  • Episode #18

    Episode 18, Toda Komuten & Kominka Collective

    Jun 4, 20262h 5mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Andrea Carlson of Kominka Collective and Koji Toda of Toda Komuten share their passion for Kominkas. Preserving, appreciating and relocating them.</p><p>We discuss many aspects of the current...

  • Episode #17

    Episode 17, Part 2: Pierre Nadeau

    Mar 30, 20261h 46mS1

    <p>In this Episode, French Canadian, Pierre Nadeau of Soulsmithing.com shares about his journey into Japanese Traditional Swordsmithing. He is one of only three westerners to have ever apprenticed at length with a...

  • Episode #17

    Episode 17, Part 1: Pierre Nadeau

    Mar 25, 20261h 9mS1

    <p>In this Episode, French Canadian, Pierre Nadeau of Soulsmithing.com shares about his journey into Japanese Traditional Swordsmithing. He is one of only three westerners to have ever apprenticed at length with a...

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  • Episode #16

    Episode 16: Dave Burnard

    Oct 15, 20252h 4mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Dave Burnard, Oregonian blacksmith in the Japanese tradition, shares his journey into Japanese woodworking and the smithing of tools.</p><p>We do talk about steel quite a bit and of course...

  • Episode #15

    Episode 15: Andrew Ren

    Jul 17, 20251h 12mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Andrew Ren, Kezurou Kai champion from Ottawa Canada, shares his journey into the world of Japanese hand planing competition. We talk about using a standard carpentry kanna/Japanese plane and using a...

  • Episode #14

    Episode 14: John Reed Fox

    Jun 26, 20251h 41mS1

    <p>In this Episode, John Reed Fox, long time furniture maker using Japanese hand tools, shares his journey into furniture making, craft and the Japanese hand tool. </p><p>We also talk about aesthetics, early influences...

  • Episode #13

    Episode 13: Douglas Brooks

    May 24, 20251h 17mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Douglas Brooks, Boat Builder, Writer and Researcher, shares his journey into Japanese woodworking along with his unique perspective on apprenticing with several Japanese boat builders.</p><p>To find...

  • Episode #12

    Episode 12: Dorian Bracht

    Apr 5, 202546 minS1

    <p>In this Episode, Dorian Bracht of Berlin Germany, shares about his journey into Japanese woodworking, his passion for joinery and his love for wood. We also discuss his recently released book!<br/>You can follow his...

  • Episode #11

    Episode 11: Paul Tuller

    Sep 12, 20241h 32mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Paul Tuller of Dublin NH, shares about his journey into Japanese woodworking, his passion for hand tools and his love for wood.<br/>You can follow his process on Instagram </p><p>To stay up to date...

  • Episode #10

    Episode 10: Yamamoto Kohei

    Jul 18, 20241h 10mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Yamamoto Kohei, Japanese carpenter and founder of SomaKosha a carpentry firm specializing in traditional work while including hand hewn elements, shares with us his journey into Japanese...

  • Episode #9

    Episode 9: Matt Connorton

    Jul 17, 20242h 20mS1

    <p>In this Marathon of an Episode Matt Connorton of Matthew Connorton Joinery shares his journey into Japanese woodworking spanning over four decades.<br/>We also get into the subtleties of motorcycle racing!</p><p>To...

  • May 30, 20241h 14mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Wilbur Pan of Giant Cypress Blog shares his passion for understanding why Japanese hand tools are so great and his journey into their world.</p><p>To stay up to date with Mokuchi Studio happenings...

  • Apr 25, 20241h 37mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Jon Billing of Big Sand Woodworking, originally from Minnesota and now based in Tokyo Japan, shares his journey leading him to be a professional woodworker using Japanese tools.</p><p>To stay up to...

  • Sep 27, 20231h 26mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Will O'Connor of Make Good Traditional Handcrafts in Brooklyn NY shares the various phases of his creative journey leading him to woodworking fulltime using mostly Japanese hand tools.</p><p>To stay...

  • Sep 9, 20231h 4mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Toby Hargreaves of Bonny Doon Timberframes speaks of his background, interests and journey leading him to Japanese carpentry.</p><p>You can also see what Toby is up to on Instagram</p><p>To stay up...

  • Jul 15, 20231h 3mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Jim Blauvelt of Bluefield Joiners in Taftville CT, shares with us his woodworking journey leading to Japanese tools and woodworking. You can see what Jim is up to on Instagram at: Jim Blauvelt...

  • Jul 11, 20231h 55mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Brian Holcombe of Brian Holcombe Woodworker, tells us about his journey leading to Japanese woodworking and some thoughts about his process using hand tools and machines.</p><p>To stay up to date...

  • May 3, 20231h 14mS1

    <p>In this Episode, Jeff Bearce of 3 Sticks Design, tells us about his journey leading to Japanese woodworking and some thoughts about the evolution of the status of the artisan. To read more go to Jeff's blog Knowing...

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