This is so cool❤

😂

Neat, very smart. Love the train touch. Unique.

I can't believe norm's been in my life for 46 years, and I haven't been in his for 1 second.

Sophie B. Hawkins?! As in “Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover” Sophie B. Hawkins?!

Stanley Tucci is that you?

Norm’s a good man and excellent carpenter!

😮Thank u

Hey wow...rejection desk letters reading are incredible...love😊

Thank you Norm Thank you.

Gino has another story that is so great on how he's staying at a cheap hotel and hears someone singing his song, which leads to touring with Stevie Wonder and then appearing on Soul Train. Doors.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4LcYpt3e9-JqNE

Very nice. Whats the link for the on air sign?

This is awesome! I’d love a video on how you do all this vintage editing or what you use! 💖 keep up the great work

I love your videos bro. Am starting mine soon

The Great Gino.

What song is playing at 3 minutes?

He is my lifelong hero

Norm, I will forever be your student. Thank you for everything.

I have been asked by ch4 to create a sizzle reel and I had to ask her what it meant and she explained (sort of ) but watching your video has helped me lock down what I need to actually do so thanks x

Amazing

I'm a Production Manager for a local cable station THIS is the message I'm trying to convey to our community. As a long time follower, I'm trying to use some of your concepts to enable making a show easier for everyone in our mid-sized town. My goal is to get our local community members into the "creator" space and a casual, friendly, relevant talk show could be a great way to the message out. Thanks!

Amazing story Gino is Great.

Smart man, Norm. He puts his wife's shop before his own. LOL! Seriously, it just shows what kind of man he is. The character and humility he displays is just as big a reason as his skills when it comes to explaining his popularity.

Good job Brian Kelsey I’m enjoying woodworking as my fun thing today I’m feeling good about myself I’m just great young man but I still make bad days I’m happy to meet up with you I wanted to see and meet you I’m big fan of your house calls show I’m from Georgia now so I want a good conversation with you so I can talk to you soon and I will see and meet up with you soon ok you guys have a good day bye 😊 Sincerely Terell from Georgia I heard about you and your house calls still I’m would like if you could please send me pictures of you please and thank you so much how was your day today Brian Kelsey

Good job Brian Kelsey I’m enjoying woodworking as my fun thing today I’m feeling good about myself I’m just great young man but I still make bad days I’m happy to meet up with you I wanted to see and meet you I’m big fan of your house calls show I’m from Georgia now so I want a good conversation with you so I can talk to you soon and I will see and meet up with you soon ok you guys have a good day bye 😊

Good job Brian Kelsey I’m enjoying woodworking as my fun thing today I’m feeling good about myself I’m just great young man but I still make bad days I’m happy to meet up with you I wanted to see and meet you I’m big fan of your house calls show I’m from Georgia now so I want a good conversation with you so I can talk to you soon and I will see and meet up with you soon ok you guys have a good day bye 😊

Good job Brian Kelsey I’m enjoying woodworking as my fun thing today I’m feeling good about myself I’m just great young man but I still make bad days I’m happy to meet up with you I wanted to see and meet you I’m big fan of your house calls show I’m from Georgia now so I want a good conversation with you so I can talk to you soon and I will see and meet up with you soon ok you guys have a good day bye 😊

Would you call a podcast a talk show?

What a lot of people doing a talk show is to be professional. That's lacking a lot now days ! This coming from someone that been doing talk radio since 1970

Thanks for doing a new video. I appreciate your insight.

I disagree. I been in talk radio over 54 years. I never ever would edit a show. The point of talk radio is doing live. As have been in radio many of those years it was always live! Now since i do a show on the App's and KZbin i never done a recorded show would i..Never had the need to do it! It should be spontaneous.

I remember watching the very first episode of This Old House. And have watched ever since. Including New Yankee Workshop. Great show and help me become a great carpenter and woodworker.

Check out my show! @NashvilleRocks

Good luck with your new endeavor Brian. Really enjoyed the " 10 minutes with " episodes, wink, wink, nudge, nudge 😁

This was very helpful. Thank you!

what a wonderful interview---Gino Vannelli is the greatest living singer and composer of our time. Thank you sooooo much!

Priceless treasure.

I wonder how much all this cost and how much time it took to get it done! Awesome stuff

Just stumbled upon this 4 years later but I needed to find this. Thank you. This means I’m on the right path. Haha

Norm is the G.O.A.T.

the music is so distracting

I love this, I have been podcasting for 3 years but I want to expand it to a show. My niche is sharing encouragement, positivity, inspiring others and sharing laughter.

First two minutes of this video are dumb already….

Who doesn’t love this guy?

One of the best parts of your interview was to hear that Norm is in good health and enjoys good health. He is a Treasurer and deserves to live to 100 and more

I remember one of Norm's appearances on Letterman. I don't remember what Norm was showing him, but at one point Letterman is standing over a table saw with its blade spinning away. He has this stick of wood in his hand and starts running his mouth trying to amuse and charm the audience. As he does so he starts absent mindedly waving the stick back and forth, his hand just inches above the blade. You could clearly see Norm wincing at seeing this and it looked like he was just about to speak up about it when fortunately for Letterman, he finally turned his attention back to the saw....

What a wonderful man

Norm is the reason the spark was light inside me to become a journeyman. I have been at it as both a Cabinetmaker and Carpenter for the past 20 years. Before that I tinkered in my little 1 car garage shop. We watched this old house and the New Yankee workshop every weekend.

Waching this old house; there seemed to be tension between the cast members. "Who gets to say what".

What an awesome, fun interview!