HeyJaredMonday Mornings with Cary and Willie
Wilson Capron, a bit and spur maker from Texas, along with Cary Schwarz, a saddlemaker from Idaho engage in a wide range of topics about artistry, craftsmanship, business, and life.
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Monday Morning with Cary, Willie, and Leland Hensley (opens the original)
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One of our premier rawhide braiders from Texas, Leland Hensley tells us about who he is as a Texan, cowboy, and braider. Make sure you catch the last story he tells at the end. You won't forget it!
Monday Morning with Cary, Willie, and Scott Hardy (opens the original)
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Scott Hardy hardly needs an introduction. If you think he is just a stern-faced silversmith from Alberta, you need to listen in to this visit.
Monday Morning with Cary, Willie, and Carol Gessell (opens the original)
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Carol Gessell is a premiere saddler from Montana and a member of the TCAA. We ramble about a lot of stuff including the story of her work in this year's TCAA show.
Monday Morning with Cary, Willie, and Troy Flaharty (opens the original)
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Troy Flaharty is a top knotch bit and spur maker from Hico, Texas. As usual, we get into lots of stuff including design and the pieces he has in this year's TCAA show.
Monday Morning with Cary, Willie, and Shawn Didyoung (opens the original)
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Shawn Didyoung is a premier silversmith from Billings, Montana and has work in this year's TCAA show. He talks about his first year as a member and the six pieces he has made for this year.
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