The WHY behind the name | #100

05/26/21 • 31 min

Episode #100! Why is it called, You can, man.TM? I answer that question with my good friend, Julian on this week's show! Julian has a lifetime of home renovation knowledge and really helped me along my DIY journey. He would say, "What one man can do, another can do." That's where I came up with the name, You can, man.
Julian mentioned a book that he's been reading - Shop Class as Soulcraft: An Inquiry into the Value of Work, by Matthew B. Crawford. https://amzn.to/3vuDyCw <---the YCM Amazon affiliate link btw.

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Thinking of getting a riding mower but don't have the cash? Maybe you just want a hobby mower to learn more? You should buy an older model in need of a little TLC! On this week's show, Tim and guest Brandon talk through the basic components of riding lawn mowers and what it takes to overhaul one.
Tim mentioned a helpful resource with tons of lawn tractor info: http://www.tractordata.com/lawn-tractors/

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A Conversation with Professional Photographer Kevin Liles | #101

Our guest this week is Atlanta Braves team photographer, Kevin D. Liles. This episode is a continuation of what I'm unofficially calling the career series.
Here's Kevin's bio pulled from his site, www.kevindliles.com
Kevin D. Liles is a documentary, commercial, and sports photographer based in Atlanta.
Kevin specializes in creating narrative, layered and powerful images, and has photographed hundreds of assignments for The New York Times, Washington Post, Sports Illustrated and The Wall Street Journal. Since 2018, he has served as the team photographer for the Atlanta Braves. Other clients include Turner Studios, The Golfer's Journal, the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, ESPN, the NBA, and The Players' Tribune.
Kevin is co-founder of ATL Photo Night, a monthly artist talk founded in 2016 aimed at investigating the creative process. He is also past president of the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar, the longest continuously operating photojournalism conference in the U.S.
A longtime member of the National Press Photographers Association, Kevin adheres to their code of ethics.
Social: @kevindliles