Il podcast di Antonino Privitera

WT244 – Asian with His Feet in the Way 19.05.2015 1:02:50 ↓

Panel movement in a grill stand, concerns over basement humidity, and cutting compound angled tenons.

Animals Don't Use Facebook but They Have Social Networks, Too 16.05.2015 29:47 ↓

Lee Dugatkin, evolutionary biologist and behavioral ecologist at the University of Louisville, talks about his article in the June Scientific American called "The Networked Animal," about how social networks in disparate animals species affect the lives of the entire group and its individual members. His co-author is Matthew Hasenjager, a doctoral candidate in his lab     

WT243 – Where Would You Build Your Woodworking Business 15.05.2015 33:25 ↓

Where we would locate our woodworking businesses and why.

WT242 – The Calm and Collected Long Islander 12.05.2015 46:20 ↓

Workbench finishes, rust prevention in the tool cabinet, and whether to wipe away glue when it's wet or dry.

Mississippi Mound Builders Meet the 33rd Legion 06.05.2015 24:11 ↓

Astronomer Alan Smale spends his days at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center exploring celestial objects, but he's also the author of Clash of Eagles, an alternate-history novel in which a Roman Legion invades North America  

WT240 – The Snarky Show 05.05.2015 55:20 ↓

Boiled linseed oil before a clear coat, tinting epoxy, and whether to pre-finish edge banding on a plywood box.

WT239 – Anticipatory Tool Purchases 02.05.2015 10:30 ↓

What tools have you bought with great expectations only to see them collect dust?

WT238 – Vinegar Pie 28.04.2015 56:37 ↓

Curing finishes in the oven, small shop miter saws, and hardware for connecting cabinets

WT237 – How Tools and Techniques Affect Project Choices 24.04.2015 16:13 ↓

How much techniques, materials, and tools impact our choices in projects.

WT236 – Saw Stop Sponsored This One 21.04.2015 1:05:16 ↓

Respirators in the wood shop, tips for staining pine, spraying finish on deep cabinets.

WT235 – Origin Stories 17.04.2015 33:53 ↓

How we got into woodworking.

WT234 – Vanderlist Nachos 14.04.2015 1:11:26 ↓

Jointing away from the fence, choosing a router for a router table, and using floats.

WT233 – Recovering From Close Calls & Injuries 09.04.2015 22:40 ↓

Close calls and injuries and how we get past them and back into the shop.

WT232 – Back to Betamax 07.04.2015 49:32 ↓

Should you leave the marking gauge line or get rid of it, how flat does a jointing plane need to be and sharpening a fine toothed saw.

The Ebola Outbreak: Past, Present and Future 26.03.2015 12:54 ↓

Scientific American ’s Dina Maron talks with Keiji Fukuda, assistant director general for health security at the World Health Organization, about the current Ebola outbreak, the threat of sexual transmission and the hope for a vaccine. They were both at an Institute of Medicine Forum on Microbial Threats held at the Pan American Health Organization in Washington, D.C., concentrating on Ebola in we...

Humans and the Amazon: A 13,000-Year Coexistence 20.03.2015 19:24 ↓

University of Exeter archaeologist  José  Iriarte talks to freelance journalist Cynthia Graber about his efforts to understand human activity in and influence on the Amazon region for the last 13 millennia    

WT227 – Hand Tools Make a Better Power Tool User 13.03.2015 21:08 ↓

Do hand tools can improve your power tool skills?

The Placement Excitation: Scientific American on The Big Bang Theory 12.03.2015 18:53 ↓

In conjunction with this magazine's inclusion on the March 12 episode of The Big Bang Theory , here's an edited version of a talk by the sitcom's science advisor, U.C.L.A. physicist David Saltzberg, about his role and the show's reach  

WT226 – Cut the Cut List 10.03.2015 51:43 ↓

An emergency safety alert for your shop, how long should that table stretcher be, and SketchUp cut lists.