Joel Bardall is joined by Peter Mann from Cardiff to discuss his career in decorating and more.

Chris Frediani shares his recent experiences on the ThistlePro training course in Clevedon with Gary Blackburn. Plasterer and Firefighter Steve Lawson discusses his recent experiences in both professions and Chris has some tips on how to properly dispose of your plasterboard.

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Steve & Andy return to the show to discuss the moment they knew spraying was the way forward for them, whether they'll ever get off the tools, some advice on maintaining and cleaning your set up and more.

Good show this week or a bad show if you liked the interviews and chats. I'll have the wonderful St. Bernardus Prior 8 as my Beer In Front. I'll also talk about beers from Hopewell, Grumpy Troll, and Seipp's.

starting off this first ep with current life updates, struggles, and walking you through memory lane

Robin Clevett is back to cover some questions and messages sent into the show after voicing his opinions on what he thinks the pay scale should be in carpentry & joinery.

Robin Clevett discusses a news story he picked up on recently and breaks down the costs of being a self employed carpenter/joiner. Also, how to manage your finances and why people in the trade should be paid more.