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Welcome to a brand-new episode of the Woodpreneur Podcast. Today, your host Steve Larosiliere is joined by Cam Anderson from Blacktail Studio. Cam reflects on the changes and challenges he faced over the past few years, especially during the global pandemic. He made the daring decision to quit his full-time job as a life flight pilot to pursue woodworking and content creation. Cam shares the challenges and uncertainties he faced during this transition, especially considering his wife's business and the state of the world at the time. Despite the initial uncertainty, Cam's decision paid off as he witnessed a significant surge in his YouTube channel's popularity during the pandemic. With dedication and hard work, Cam managed to replace his income and even surpass it through his woodworking projects and YouTube content. Listen now and get the whole story! “I need to find this voice because I want to be like this person. And for me, this is the only one I know how to do. You know, if you had me in charge of a TV show, and I had to create a character? I couldn't do it. Because it would just be the one.” -Cam Anderson The Creative Process: Cam delves into his creative process, highlighting his approach to finding inspiration for his woodworking projects and YouTube videos. He emphasizes the importance of staying open to new ideas and leveraging various sources for inspiration, such as social media platforms like TikTok. Branding and Authenticity: Cam discusses his branding strategy, which revolves around simplicity and authenticity. He shares insights into his snarky humor and how it resonates with his audience, leading to increased engagement and brand loyalty. Expanding Horizons: Apart from YouTube, Cam has ventured into other entrepreneurial endeavors, such as launching Maker Book—a directory of woodworking spaces—and creating his own product line, including the successful Three Nana ceramic finish. Lessons Learned and Future Plans: As Cam reflects on his journey, he emphasizes the importance of focus, commitment, and embracing change. He discusses his future plans, including further expanding his YouTube channel, growing his product line, and staying relevant in the ever-evolving world of content creation. Conclusion: Cam's story is a testament to the power of passion, dedication, and resilience. From quitting his job to pursue his dreams to building a successful brand and product line, Cam's journey inspires aspiring creators and entrepreneurs to follow their passions and carve their own path to success. “It's about getting their name and their brand out there and getting their unique perspective out there, like that's what a woodpreneur to me is like, because woodpreneurs do things that not a lot of people can do.”  -Steve Larosiliere Want to get in touch with Cam Anderson? Contact him through: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blacktailstudio/

My guest in this edition of the College Faith Podcast is Dr. Ted Turnau, co-author of The Pop-Culture Parent: Helping Kids Engage Their World for Christ. Ted has spent many years thinking about how to help children (from the early years through young adulthood) understand, evaluate, and flourish in pop culture that is all around us. He shares some of his insights from his study, how his parents helped and didn't help him, and lessons learned from raising his own children.   In this podcast we discuss: What “pop culture” is conceptually and biblically The two ways Christians tend to respond to popular culture, and a better “middle way”  Daniel and his colleagues as examples of a healthy posture toward  popular culture The goal of the Christian parent in the midst of pop culture How various parenting styles tend to influence a student's decisions once at college The five questions that can help you and your children evaluate things in pop culture A case study: Evaluating the extremely popular Baldur's Gate 3 video game Six things to keep in mind when we talk with our children about pop culture   Resources mentioned during our conversation: Ted Turnau's website Ted Turnau, E. Stephen Burnett, and Jared Moore, The Pop-Culture Parent: Helping Kids Engage Their World for Christ Ted Turnau, Popologetics: Popular Culture in Christian Perspective Ted Turnau, Oasis of Imagination: Engaging Our World Through a Better Creativity Ted Turnau and Ruth Naomi Floyd, Imagination Manifesto: A Call to Plant Oases of Imagination Andy Crouch, Culture Making: Recovering Our Creative Calling Christ and Pop Culture (an online magazine and podcast) Love Thy Nerd (a website thinking Christianly about pop culture) Ask About Games (a website by Andrew Robertson providing a Christian perspective and evaluation of video games) Hollywood Jesus: Your Bridge to Pop Culture (a website evaluating streaming shows, movies, and much more from a biblical perspective) “A Guide to Majoring in the Arts,” College Faith podcast #34 with Cam Anderson, M.F.A.

TopicIn a conversation about woodworking and content creation, Cam Anderson of BlacktailStudio joins the podcast to discuss the importance of making interesting projects rather than chasing algorithms or demographics. He also talks about the value of showing mistakes and failures in the process of creating, and how it can be engaging for his audience.Episode linksBacktailStudio websiteCam's YouTube channelBlacktailStudio on Instagram-----Thank you for listening to Archispeak. For more episodes please visit https://archispeakpodcast.com

My guest in this edition is Cam Anderson, author of The Faithful Artist: A Vision for Evangelicalism and the Arts. Cam holds a Masters of Fine Arts (the highest degree in the field) from Cranbrook Academy of Art, works as an artist (among other things), and is past president of CIVA--Christians in the Visual Arts. I know of no one better to help us think about majoring in the arts than Cam.  In this podcast we discuss: How Cam first became interested in the arts His journey toward introducing himself as an artist, especially in the Christian community Why the church tends to devalue a calling to the arts The various fields within the broader category of “the arts” Career opportunities in the arts Shifts in university art departments over the past 50 years How an undergraduate degree in the arts positions one to work in other career fields Character traits and other indicators that you may flourish as an artist What a day in the life of an artist looks like What is often not taught in History of Art courses Cam's journey to unite faith and art, and some ways this benefitted his faith and life Challenges Cam faced as he worked to unite faith and art How beauty helps us enter the presence of God The current state of the teaching and practice of art in universities (in general) How the crafts display beauty in interesting ways Advice to students considering or in art programs at secular universities What to do if you find your arts program is antagonistic to the Christian faith How to choose a good university art program Thinking Christianly about modern and contemporary art, and the other half of the story  How campus ministers and youth pastors can best reach students in the arts Imagining a world without art as a way to understand the value of art Resources mentioned during our conversation: Cameron Anderson, The Faithful Artist: A Vision for Evangelicalism and the Arts Cameron Anderson and G. Walter Hansen, eds., God in the Modern Wing: Viewing Art with Eyes of Faith Makoto Fujimura, Art and Faith: A Theology of Making Makoto Fujimura, Culture Care: Reconnecting with Beauty for Our Common Life Upper House podcast with Cam Anderson and Majoto Fujimura: Art + Faith Madeleine L'Engle, Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith and Art Christians in the Visual Arts (ceased programming in April 2023)--see especially their “Find Your Fit” page for links to many other faith and art communities The Brehm Center at Fuller Seminary Duke Initiatives in Theology & the Arts Image Journal The Rabbit Room Square Halo Books

Cam Anderson of Blacktail Studio joined me this week to talk about his newfound fascination with making tables out of denim. Is he a trendsetter? Well, we also discussed how the first person to do something is rarely the best.   Watch Blacktail Studio: https://www.youtube.com/@BlacktailStudio   Support this podcast! https://www.patreon.com/creativeculturepod 

NJ and Greg have a guest this week.  Listen in as Cam Anderson tells his story about how he went from helicopter pilot, to woodworker, to YouTube star.  Cam and Blacktail studios do fantastic woodwork and the videos they make for YouTube are addicting!  Cam talks about making his decision to change his profession and how it is to manage the woodworking he does while producing episodes for his 2.3 million YouTube subscribers.

Upper House's Associate Director, Cam Anderson, sits down with his good friend and noted art historian and artist, Wayne Roosa, to have a conversation about what drives them to make art. They offer insights, concepts, and language that help all of us to rethink our own work in new and interesting ways. Wayne Roosa is a University Professor of Art History Emeritus at Bethel University, as well as Chair of the New York Center for Art and Media Studies. He has written on art and art history, and is a painter with works displayed in galleries all over the country. As always we invite you to leave us a rating on your favorite podcast app or send us a comment at podcast@slbrownfoundation.org. Credits: Music by Micah Behr, audio engineering by Jesse Koopman, graphic design by Madeline Ramsey.

Video Version of the show https://youtube.com/live/nU2BqaaqaYsHow do you build a full time woodworking business from zero?  We will talk about that and more with special guest Cam Anderson from  @BlacktailStudio  Check out Blacktail Studio YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@BlacktailStudioBuy N3 Nano Kit - https://blacktailstudio.myshopify.com/products/n3-nano-tech-kitEASY to follow Build PLANS: https://www.731woodworks.com/storeJoin this channels membership to get access to exclusive member-only live streams, discounts, and other perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSLClJLzdUMRMe0E4SPfc-w/joinAn amazing free gift for everyone: http://story4.us/731Woodworks#blacktailstudio #woodworkingSupport the show

Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/thewts    Cam Anderson from Blacktail Studio is back for the 3.5th time to talk about epoxy, big slabs of wood, and YouTube.   Blacktail Studio is still the most popular woodworking channel on YouTube, recently passing 2 million subscribers, a significant number of whom are probably hate-watching. (You know who you are.) Cam's got over 227 million channel views…and that's off the success of full-length videos, not shorts.    His videos feature really really big slabs of lumber, gallons and gallons of epoxy, and lots of dollar signs in the thumbnails. But above all the glamor and glitz, Cam is an artist and the furniture he makes is stunningly beautiful.    Blacktail Studio channel: https://www.youtube.com/@BlacktailStudio

Cam Anderson is a former helicopter pilot who has been posting woodworking videos on his YouTube channel Blacktail Studio since 2018. He creates fine furniture and home decor specializing in resin river tables made from epoxy, live edge slab tables, and unique solid wood furniture for commercial and residential use. Over the years Blacktail Studio has become much more than providing custom furniture and home decor. Cam has a true passion for education. And while selling furniture is great, his true love is sharing his knowledge with those who want to learn. In the hope that he can inspire the next generation of craftsmen in an ever-shrinking industry. Blacktail will never stop creating and innovating furniture and functional art. To learn more about Cam Anderson and Blacktail Studio, visit https://www.blacktailstudio.com/ and watch all his videos at https://www.youtube.com/c/BlacktailStudio CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:15 Meet Cam Anderson 01:10 From Helicopter Pilot To Woodworker 02:50 It All Started On Instagram 03:45 Making The First Sale 04:50 Becoming A Youtuber 06:10 Helicopter Myths 07:20 Going Viral 08:20 Income Stream 09:20 Choosing A Project 09:50 eBay Auctions 10:40 Project Disasters 12:15 Best Social Media Platform 13:50 Facebook Monetization Program 15:00 YouTube Video Production Process 16:15 From 0 To 700,000 Subscribers 17:15 Youtuber vs Furniture Maker 18:00 Breaking Into YouTube 18:55 My YouTube Formula 20:45 Getting Into Hobbies 22:00 YouTube Niches 23:00 Fear Of Failing 24:00 Best Way To Start In Woodworking 25:30 Starting A Second Channel 27:05 Business Expansion Plans 28:40 Content Creation Process 29:40 YouTube Content Creators Exposed 30:45 Blacktail Studio 31:40 Sourcing Rare Woods 33:45 Most Requested Wood 34:40 Furniture Design Process 36:30 Channel Sponsorships 37:50 Farmed vs Wild Timber 40:10 Creator Burnout 41:25 Content Scheduling 42:05 Project Timelines 43:40 Daily Schedules 44:30 The Loaded Question 45:40 Outro

There is no hotter debate in the woodworking community at the moment than the use of epoxy resin in woodworking, commonly seen in river tables. Is epoxy the freshest and coolest new material to work with since the invention of plywood, or is it an ugly, hideous abomination that has the staying power of a fidget spinner?   To talk about this, I invited the two most prominent makers at the forefront of this topic to join me on the show. They also happen to have the two hottest maker channels on YouTube at the moment.    In the Pro-river table corner is Cam Anderson of Blacktail Studio https://www.youtube.com/c/BlacktailStudio ,  who has the largest, fastest growing maker channel on YouTube with a focus on creating large tables by combining epoxy resin with huge slabs of unusual wood. Most of his viewers find each of his pieces to be beautiful, bold and unique.    In the anti-river table corner is Jason Hibbs, https://www.youtube.com/c/Bourbonmothdecor  the man and the beard behind Bourbon Moth Woodworking, a YouTube channel with funny and quirky videos showcasing his finely crafted woodworking projects…made out of wood… and making it clear that we should JUST SAY NO to river tables. 

I'm pleased to have Cam Anderson join me again on the podcast so we can dive a little deeper into the world of epoxy, big slabs and the insane growth of his YouTube channel, Blacktail Studio.   And we'll try to figure out why epoxy seems to drive some people bonkers!   Visit Blacktail Studio on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BlacktailStudio

Have you ever dreamed of doing something that was entirely new, but  you have no idea how to do it? All too many people don't act on such a dream. It's too different, too difficult. Some people, however, try it. They take the risk and boldly walk into the unknown. Cam Anderson is a woodworker doing really interesting things. He makes extraordinarily beautiful tables--thick slabs of wood with gaps filled with resin. He also films himself making these tables, and posts the videos to YouTube. Many, many people watch these videos. The channel has 1.2 million subscribers! In this episode, Cam shares his secrets for getting into something new that feels purposeful.  In this episode, you'll learn about Being brave enough to suck at something newSerendipitous input from othersCore vs. manifest purpose in lifeEducating others about their purposeThe relationship between ability and purpose Connect with Cam:YouTube ChannelInstagramBlacktail Studio***Thank you for listening to the School of Purpose Podcast. Would you like assistance in finding  your own purpose? Email us at bradleywrightphd@gmail.com. We'll do what we can.Want to connect? Make a connection on Bradley's LinkedIn page. Want to start your own podcast? This podcast is edited and produced (and music too) by Josh Gilbert. Contact him at   joshgilbertmedia@gmail.com. He specializes in working with early podcasters.

In this concluding episode of our Inside Upper House series (for now), the script is flipped and Dan is interviewed by Cam Anderson, Associate Director of Upper House. Dan discusses the work he and others are doing to recover a spiritual or religious understanding of the history of the University of Wisconsin-Madison as part of a John Templeton Foundation-funded grant. The opinions expressed in this conversation do not reflect the views of the John Templeton Foundation. As always we invite you to leave us a rating on your favorite podcast app or send us a comment at podcast@slbrownfoundation.org. Credits: music by Micah Behr, audio engineering by Andy Johnson, graphic design by Madeline Ramsey.

Cam Anderson is a former helicopter pilot who has been posting woodworking videos on his channel Blacktail Studio since 2018. Cam's YouTube channel is all about going big! Big wood slabs, big epoxy tables and big money. He is the undisputed King of Epoxy Tables! Blacktail Studio on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BlacktailStudio

Cam Anderson is the man behind the channel BlackTail Studio. His channel specializes in utilization of native hardwoods, salvaged lumber and up-cycled materials to craft custom furniture, home decor, and unique gifts. He is also a helicopter pilot, husband and father to his four legged son, Riggs, and a cat named Turkey. Check out his channel to be inspired for your next woodworking project and join his community of over 760,000 subscribers. His 88 videos have been watched almost 84 million times. Tune in on Thursdays to see another amazing project from Cam. Thank you so much for coming on the show! Blacktail Social Media: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/BlacktailStudio/featured Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blacktailstudio/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blacktailstudio Website - https://www.blacktailstudio.com/ Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/shop/blacktailstudio Check out the Video version on our YouTube channel and our Social Media! @totally_tubeular_podcast! linktr.ee/totallytubeular For Sponsorship and business opportunities please email - totallytubeularpodcast@gmail.com Stay Tubeular! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/totally-tubeular/support

Join me and my class as we talk with Cam Anderson from Kilted Customs about these questions and more on today's episode of Grade 7's Talk to Experts where Ryder Talks to an automechanic.

Cam Anderson, Associate Director at Upper House, talks with friend and fellow artist Makoto Fujimura about his new book, Art and Faith: A Theology of Making (Yale University Press, 2021). They cover a wide range of topics including the nature of creativity, imagination and faith, and an artist's response to the world's brokenness. Makoto Fujimura is a world-renowned artist, writer, and speaker. Of his many accolades, he founded the International Arts Movement and served as a presidential appointee on the National Council of the Arts from 2003-2009. His other books include Culture Care: Reconnecting with Beauty for Our Common Life (IVP, 2017). We welcome comments on this episode at podcast@slbrownfoundation.org. The UpWords Podcast is produced by Upper House. Music is by Micah Behr, audio engineering by Andy Johnson, graphic design by Madeline Ramsey.

The Saturday Sport Team interview Cam Anderson of Hemingfords Utd FC. Cam from Hemingfords Utd FC talks about his assessment of the season so far, since taking on the role of player/manager, season ambitions, the return to league action, lock down challenges and much more.

A friend from my days in Lubbock, TX. This All American Livestock Judger has a very unique and difficult story about his come up within the industry. He's passionate about helping the youth of Texas 4-H as a county extension agent, while traveling around the state and country judging shows. Im happy to call him a friend. ENJOY!!

Lets talk about the art of the live edge, epoxy resin river tables and wood furniture with one of the leading YouTube experts on the subject, Cam Anderson. We also chat about some of his favorite woodworking tips and tools in Hour 2 For more information about Cam you can catch him at https://www.blacktailstudio.com/ (https://www.blacktailstudio.com/) and https://www.youtube.com/c/BlacktailStudio Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts. We love comments to we would love reviews on how this information has helped you on your house! Thanks for listening! For more information about the show head to https://aroundthehouseonline.com/ (https://aroundthehouseonline.com/)

Faith and the arts have a complicated relationship. While the historic Church often served as patrons for painters, musicians, and sculptors, artists today often feel alienated from faith communities. How can artists integrate their faith and work, even when their work isn't explicitly "Christian?" Cam Anderson, author of The Faithful Artist, joins us to talk about the ways the church can recognize and support the work of artists.

This week, we're sitting down with a one-man woodworking company based out of Portland, Oregon, Blacktail Studios. Blacktail Studios is the business of woodworker and influencer, Cam Anderson. In the first year, business was fun but slow… it wasn't until Cam took his wife's advice and set up an Instagram account that things truly started to take off. With the account now at 93.4k followers and his services on a waiting list, Cam credits social media to his explosive growth. In addition to Instagram, Cam also credits Etsy for his commissioned sales and recommends that anyone in the woodworking space start an account, if they haven't already. As far as what the future holds, Cam plans on expanding his social media reach to Youtube as well as becoming a sponsored influencer. Show Highlights: With the opinion that you don't necessarily have to quit your day job to become successful, Cam also works as an emergency services flight pilot and loves it. With a flexible work schedule that gives him plenty of time off, he's able to work at Blacktail as well as hold down his pilot job without feeling the pressure of work balance.Cam is moving towards becoming a sponsored influencer and content creator on various social media platforms.Cam's hosting an epoxy resin table workshop on April 6th with Goby Walnut - check it out here - https://www.blacktailstudiopdx.com/shop/resinworkshop2 Cam's Advice: In the beginning, he faced a tremendous amount of stress when it came to the project timelines that he gave to clients. His biggest piece of advice is to over-bid on the time you think it will take to complete a piece, deliver it early, and don't bite off more than you can chew. Contact Blacktail Studios: Instagram - @blacktailstudioWebsite - https://www.blacktailstudiopdx.com/Email- blacktailstudiopdx@gmail.com Want more?? Join our private Facebook Group and get access to our FREE marketing hacks course for Woodpreneurs! - CLICK HERE TO JOIN Listen to more episodes at www.acresoftimber.com @acresoftimber Read our Free Instagram Report:" Tools for how to turn leads into sales, grow your following, and easily create engaging content." Are you ready to scale your woodworking, flooring, or tree service business? Click HERE to schedule your Free strategy session with Steve, founder of Acres of Timber DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW? iTunes SUBSCRIBE HERE! Join The Wood Entrepreneurs Networking & Mentoring Facebook Group Like us on Instagram: @acresoftimber Website :: Facebook :: Insta SHOW SPONSORS: Granberg International Granberg International is a US-Based, family owned and operated business, with a 60-year commitment to providing its customers worldwide with the highest quality chainsaw mill and accessories in the industry.Granberg's completely mobile and compact Alaskan Mill makes it possible to mill your logs ANYWHERE.Creators of the Alaskan mill. You can learn and read more about what other users are saying about the Alaskan mill @ www.alaskanmill.com   Copyright © 2018 Acres of Timber