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My 5 minutes of Martha Stewart Show fame
comments (6) February 20th, 2011 in blogs
January 21 was a "good thing" for woodworking. That's the day Martha Stewart devoted her show to the craft. And Fine Woodworking magazine was the star, as it turned out. Not only did they invite me on the show to answer a few questions, but each of the other guests payed homage to the magazine's role in developing their skills and careers.
FineWoodworking.com's Ed Pirnik went along with me to Manhattan, and his original blog took you backstage, and linked to an array of clips of the show, which featured NBC comedy star Nick Offerman (Parks & Rec), and Martha's own brother, Eric, who is a passionate and accomplished woodworker.
But my segment of the show wasn't available until now. To see if I landed on my feet when Martha started peppering me with questions, watch the video below. I don't remember a moment of the interview. The adrenaline takes over when the lights and cameras wheel around and point at you!
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