Episode 6 - The Sturgeon Workshoppe

Episode 6:

Bonjour! Episode Six brings you my conversation with Ben Bass and Bill Prior, from The Sturgeon Workshoppe, artisans specializing in the craft of leatherwork, chainmaille, and other handmade items. They have received glowing reviews like, “Amazing people. Amazing art. These folks are wonderful! They take custom orders and work wonders with leather, wood, and chainmaille! Absolutely gorgeous leatherwork and chainmaille items! Plus, expert repairs and custom orders! Items are very reasonably priced for the high level of craftsmanship and there's a price range for every budget. I have many beautiful and unique items from the folks and I can't recommend them highly enough!” I found out first hand through our conversation, just how truly delightful the artisans and their work are at The Sturgeon Worshoppe. The chat with Ben and Bill comes from a Facebook Live series I recorded at the St. Louis Renaissance Festival. Enjoy!

Where to find The Sturgeon Worskhop:

• Website - https://www.thesturgeonworkshoppe.com/
• Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SturgeonWorkshoppe/
• Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thesturgeonworkshoppe/

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Podcast music, Dance of the Mill, composed by Theodore Jander.

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