2 Hours of 90s PBS Woodworking Shows (and commercials!)

[@dustyandsneezing]

Just hearing this sounds nice, like relaxing wholesome television shows from back then.

[@bryangoggins2055]

These shows are so amazing - great instructions,cool guys and a cozy feel to them

[@JohnAckerman31]

I remember watching these shows growing up. I wasn’t a woodworker, but I just enjoyed watching people like Norm Abram, Roy Underhill, and the people on This Old House building all kinds of different things

[@thomasisland1]

Cable TV VHS sounds so much fun to hear both in entertainment and ambiance form. And when you watch VHS education awake, you'll find a clearer sound with the volume up. I get the satisfaction from seeing this guy carve in so many details you don't even have to write a story about Free Trade and Sailors Rights because it is an art form that tells an entire story of the American premise. So much I get about America. If there's one thing I don't know about the United States. I'd like to hear it.

[@newstarcadefan]

This is good,espcially with the New Yankee Workshop on sunday mornings.

[@bradyanderson6311]

The Red Green Show was quite an adoption.

[@roflcookies]

1:01:05 Phew! 23 bucks for ONE episode!

[@ekaterinalekkas2356]

1:36:17 and 1:59:20 Rare TOH (This Old House) funding credits!

[@georgefrench1907]

Woodworking content begins around 5:30.

[@JHollowayNetwork]

KOCE was a KCET Alternative.

[@Scottwilkie18]

R I p Russel

[@SoCoolScience]

PBS if we dont put you to sleep we will mail you a refund

[@Scottwilkie18]

R I p john madden

[@codym8897]

Do you have 2 hours of PBS music shows from 1996? Including commercials, recorded from WOSU.

[@mereclaire]

Haven't come across anything like that yet. However, I still have a lot of 90s PBS tapes left to look through, so there's always a chance it will show up.

[@JHollowayNetwork]

@@mereclaire Anymore KOCE from 1998-99?

[@Scottwilkie18]

I own the this old house kictiens

[@notgonnaknowtillthen3192]

1:02:03:40