Glorified Carpenter
Glorified Carpenter
Podcast Description
Intro Episode!
Trying to get (1) pod under my belt to get the conversation started again after 3+ yrs. This Podcast is dedicated to the craft. What it takes to create amazing homes using talented tradesman. How you manage these personalities, details, biz and everything in-between. Hope is to bring knowledge to those that listen through great conversations w/ thoughtful, respectful makers/ builders!! Enjoy
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Content Themes
The podcast explores various themes around the craft of homebuilding, including topics like work ethic, project management, and effective communication with tradespeople. For instance, episode 1 features a discussion with Nate Witschi, a builder who shares insights on avoidance and pre-construction processes while managing a five to ten-person team. Other focus areas include the dynamics of collaborating with creative professionals and lessons learned from real-world projects.
It’s intentionally long-form — too many podcasts try to cram everything into 30–45 minutes, leaving no room for real conversation. John’s goal is different: authentic stories, honest experiences, no fluff. Just two like-minded people talking shop, the way you would around a campfire. Listeners get to be a fly on the wall — learning through our stories, hearing both the wins and the failures, and walking away more confident in their own craft.
I’m a builder myself, with 30 years in the industry. I’ve signed both sides of a check. I’ve had major wins — and major losses . There were times I felt completely alone in this business, and that’s why I started the podcast: to make sure others never feel that way, and to give them a place to find perspective, truth, and community.
Hosted by: Johnny Hourihan
@heresjohnnyh
Find us on instagram: @theglorifiedcarpenter
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Dmitry Shevchenko of Shevcon Custom Homes is a different breed.
Most will agree — framers are warriors. Out in the elements, winter and summer, building the bones so every other trade has something to pile into. But beyond that grit, Dmitry introduced me to something I’d never experienced before:
The wood-fired banya.
We start with his story — how he got into framing, what shaped his work ethic, and how he’s built Shevcon into what it is today. Then we shift gears.
230 degrees.
Venik.
Steam.
Cold plunge.
And repeat.
For a couple of hours, we cycled heat and cold while digging deeper into mindset, resilience, and what it really takes to endure — on the jobsite and in life.
This one was more than a podcast.
It was an experience.
Hope you enjoy it.
Learn more about Ep. 33 Guest:
@chevcon_custom_homes
Shevcon.com
Project size: Custom Frames; New Construction & Renovation
Projects per year: 2-4 depending on size
Employees: 13-15
🎥 YouTube Series: #RoadTrip
Video Series —walking sites and talking shop— EARLY 2026
Find my YouTube channel: @heresjohnnyh
*link is in bio
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