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Sean talks with Jakob Engberg of Copenhagen Signs in Denmark, a conversation about addiction, meditation, and redemption while painting signs.

Sean talks with The Gentleman Racer founder Mike Satterfield about the over-politicization of modern life and the much-needed death of our culture of consumerism.

Sean and English Gypsy Wagon painter Sarah Harvey talk paint and design, working for the occasional celebrity client, living free outside the confines of the "norm" and Frank Zappa.

Sean and globe-trotting sign painter and instructor Mike Meyer catch up and discuss the trade as well as sitting with your own mortality, paying it forward, and Polka music.

After a world-changing year, Sean Starr is in relaunch mode with the podcast and looking towards the unknown future with a focus on talking with other sign painters on where we all go from here.

Join Tom and Sean, The Cranberries Noel Hogan and Fergal Lawler, Singer Sarah Jaffe, Van Morrison's guitarist Dave Keary and a dozen other Limerick, Ireland based musicians and artists as they say farewell and share memories and music of Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan who passed away earlier this year.

Interview: Ches & Alex Perry of Chicago's Right Way Signs

Interview with Houston Center for Contemporary Craft Curator Kathryn Hall. We talk about the current exhibit “For Hire: Contemporary Sign Painting in America”

Review: 2017 Acura RDX AWD

At the end of January I had the opportunity to take the 2017 Acura’s luxury-compact-crossover, the RDX, on a 600 mile road trip. This meant spending plenty of time behind the wheel getting to know the car. The car has a subtle, inoffensive, and distinctly Honda feel to it. The inside of the RDX is smartly trimmed in leather. The heated front seats are power offer power adjustment. There are loads…

Sean and Tom catch up after a crazy January and Tom interviews the creative heavyweights of Piquant Media in Limerick.

In this last episode of the year, Tom and Sean say fare thee well to 2016, roast Chris Dobell and discuss the current state of affairs of sign painting.

How To: 1949 Floorpan Installation Part 1

By: Aaron Starnes The floors in my old Ford were in serious need repair. They were soft and flimsy feeling and they were patched together with sheet metal and rivets. This kept the dust and road grime out of the cabin but I knew something evil was lurking under those janky patch panels. I drilled out the rivets holding the patch panels down and pulled them up to see what was underneath. Surprise,…

Tom does some rogue reporting with the folks at Canteen, a music centric cafe in the heart of Limerick Ireland.

How To: 1949 Ford Windshield Installation

By: Aaron V. Starnes ALL of the glass in my Ford was terrible. What wasn’t broken was laminating badly. Some of it, like the vent windows, I can deal with. I even think the delaminating looks kind of cool. But the broken and dangerous stuff had to go. There was a big foggy spot directly in the driver’s line of sight. This combined with the awful hole in the seat bottom made for a…

Sean answers all sorts of questions in Cleveland Ohio at the Weapons of Mass Creation Fest #7