Leather has been a part of humanity for all of written history. Even in today’s modern world with synthetics available everywhere, most people will choose a leather cover for their ipad or other tablet. Leather work is a dying craft form and is not hard to do, anyone can get started in leather with a few tools and some time and sweat.Running time: 52:53

We talk with Eben Upton of the Raspberry Pi Foundation about the origins and beginnings of the Raspberry Pi as well as the Co Author of "Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi", Matt Richardson about this upstart small computer board that is taking the DIY world by storm. Starting with the beginnings and even diving into what may be next and even questions about the Raspberry Pi 2.0. Running time: 1:00:30

What if you could make your own parts to fix a household appliance, or your car from the comfort of your spare room? The growing movement of 3D printing and affordable printers has made this possibility ever more real. On this episode of ‘The DIY Show’ we discuss the types of printers, techniques and if Maker Bot will become the new Sears Roebuck. Listen while guests Michael Kohler, Robert Gusek of press fab discuss this a more with our regular panelists Ben Harris of Harris educational and Anthony Zoti.Running time: 1:40:40

Beer! Ales, Lagers, Pilsners, Stouts oh my! The micro brewery and craft beer movement has changed the American palate and the variety from regional and ultra local brewpubs has helped root this for the long term. Still some of us crave the taste and depth of flavor that can only be obtained by brewing it ourselves.

On this episode of the DIY show hosts George Tucker and Jonathan Danforth, along with Rob Jordon and Michael Francis chat about the tips, techniques, joy and pitfalls of brewing your own with Chris Gorski and talk 18th century brewing with historian and historical brewer Doug Cubbison.

The DIY show would also like to thank Scott Vaccaro of Captain Lawrence Brewing Company and the folks from Peekskill Brewery - technical difficulties prevented them from joining us, but their support is appreciated. Running time: 1:09:02

The Knights of the round table, the clash of steel and the sun gleaming off of polished helmets in a green jousting field. Yes that's right on this months DIY show we chat about the craft and creation of Arms and Armor. Along with our regulars Anthony Zoti, RJ and Hosts Johnathan Danforth Craig Johnson of Armor.com and Jeff Wasson of Wasson artistry take us into the incredible world of building Armor. We also learn what a rapier is and what it has to do with wit. Running time: 1:15:44

OThis episode of DIY we wrangle over self starting music labels, recording studios and music fanzines. The joy, the passion and the quest to save music culture. Is bad music good for us?We debate the love of vinyl and the dichotomy our embracing of digital formats. Oh, and Jim Santo steals the curmudgeon crown right off of Tony Zoti’s head. Good Times. Running time: 1:04:09

On this episode we discuss one of the most requested topics of DIY - Building your own home theater and automation system. Adam details his Python based apartment whole home automation system and Warren discusses the trials and tribulations of building a home theater from the ground up as detailed in his book The Home Theater Book. Running time: 1:07:50

In this episode host Jonathan Danforth with guests Anthony Zoti, Robert Jordan, and Ben Harris talk about Maker Faire. From Ben and Jonathan's experience hosting mini-faires to the main Maker Faire, they talk about what to expect when you attend one. The gang also talks about what to do if there isn't one in your area... do-it-yourself. Running time: 1:03:11

In this episode host Jonathan Danforth, George Tucker and our regulars Anthony Zoti and Michael Francis delve into the techniques, art of instrument making with Special Guests Tanner Lovelace and Michael Martin. We discuss the construction of instruments, modern tools vs old world, why specific woods are better than others and modern materials. Running time: 48:25