Live Stream: All Things Woodturning with Tod Raines

Any scheduled live stream will be posted here prior to going live. Typically, they will also be simulcast to my personal Facebook page, the Woodturning Tool Store Facebook page, my YouTube channel, and on StreamYard On-Air Webinar on every other Friday at 1:00 pm Central. Just below you can watch live via StreamYard On-Air webinar tool. Further below you can find the archived videos of all the past “All Things Woodturning” live streams.

Next live stream October 16th, 2026: All Things Woodturning – Pine Cones, Flakes and Resin.

All Things Woodturning – Live Streams …

Friday September 18th, 2026: It’s been a month since my last live stream. In part 2 of the twice turned box, I will work on the lid. The biggest concerns are the join between the lid/box and the lid shape because of the lid tenon interference. Join along for the design, reshaping and turning.

Wednesday August 26th, 2026: SPECIAL “The Turners in Texas”!! Say hello to Tod, Emma and Cindy. We will throw some chips and make some sparkle and not just our eyes!! We are heading to SWAT tomorrow we hope to see you there.

Friday August 21st, 2026: I am going to turn a box that I originally turned in June of 2016. Ten years later, let’s finish it. I cannot even remember turning this piece back in 2016 and I am not sure what species of wood it is. Join me and let’s discovery this together.

Friday August 7th, 2026: I am going to turn a small bud vase. This little bud vase holds a 10mm x 75mm test tube so that it can keep a small flower alive. These make great gifts and are easy to turn. I will also finish of the one I started last time with a little splash of color.

Friday July 24th, 2026: I recently started working with the Chameleon pigments and flakes from The Tiny Turner. In this live stream, I will work on a small turning that needs embellishing and I will finish off the little maple burl tea light candle holder with some of this product. It is super easy and adds a vibrant color to the piece.

Friday July 10th, 2026: I have been on a candle kick recently – pillar candles, taper candle and now tea light candles. I have prepared some blanks to make tea light candle holders. It is a simple product but can be challenging to produce. Let’s light it up …Emma Cook joins the live stream as we announce that Woodturning Tool Store starts stocking all of the Chameleon and Ethereal pigments and flakes.

Friday June 26th, 2026: I’ve been looking for a way to use some circular cut-offs that have been cluttering up the workshop. By experimenting with these uniquely shaped pieces, I’m discovering what can be created from them. Come along as I explore the possibilities while keeping safety a top priority.

Friday June 12th, 2026: I got a few replies to my ‘spindle gouge’ article in the newsletter last week and so I thought I would try and help a few folks out by looking at how the spindle gouge operates. I took a closer look at the Spindle Gouge in three previous live streams in late December 2023. You can find those archived on my website (below) and my YouTube channel. It is time for a refresher.

Friday May 29th, 2026: I have finished turning two smaller vessels, so what is next? I have a few more to finish turning. I plan to use what ever tools I have or feel comfortable with but there are always options. Also, I think I will paint these vessels since the grain of the silver maple is not that interesting. I am looking for inspiration…

Friday May 16th, 2026: I have multiple projects in the works and I need to finish some of them to free up some space. Join me to see what will be on the lathe.

Friday May 1st, 2026: I want to share with you my favorite chuck jaws and why. I also want your thoughts on your favorite chuck jaws. Then lets talk about what chuck jaws we would like to see that are not available.

Friday April 17th, 2026: I have tried free hand sharpening but I use jigs for sharpening. I will show how I sharpen the majority of my tools using a bench grinder with an articulated tool holder with a pivot mount and a platform.

Friday April 3rd, 2026: I love the bowl gouge—it’s my go-to for turning. I’ve noticed over time that certain flute shapes just work better with specific grinds than others. I’m going to turn a bit now to show you exactly what I mean.

Friday March 20th, 2026: I have a small funky bowl blank to finish off then I want to show some sanding fixtures on the lathe.

Friday March 6th, 2026 – The Power of Air in the Workshop. I am working on a sculptural element for my collaborative turning with Steve Worcester (turningwood.com). This piece will be available to purchase during a charity auction at our Vendor Showcase event on April 14th. I have some carving and coloring to do. So I wanted to show you how I manage that process with the Pro-Mount Carving Stand. I also go through many uses of powered air in my workshop.

Friday February 20th, 2026: The Axminster Eccentric Spiraling chuck allows for many creative turning projects. I have used the eccentric feature to turn a “Three Center Spire Box” and I want to show the spiraling feature on a box lid.

Friday January 23rd, 2026: A natural edge bowl holds a certain mystery for the beholder. Please join me to explore which aspects of a natural edge bowl are most important and the specific steps required to achieve a high-quality result. I look forward to seeing you there.

Friday January 9th, 2026: Happy New Year. Alright, I need to finish this little box, so I will turn a lid for this time.

Friday December 12th, 2025: I will continue with the Maple burl and Cherry box I started last time. The Cherry collar is glued in so now I will cut it free and finish shaping the box. I would welcome your input on the design of the lid.

Friday November 28th, 2025: I started this Maple Box during the Vendor Showcase event. I thought I would add a collar to the box opening. So I will create a collar for the opening and fit it and glue it in. I think I have some ebony around the shop for that.

Friday November 14th, 2025: This will be a ‘redo’ of the five sided dish. I blew up the last one and could not show the web design very well…so I will do it again and talk about what went wrong.

Friday October 31st, 2025: Last time I introduced the segment marking disks. In this episode I will turn a five sided dish. Since it is Halloween, I will add in a spider web design that I can burn in or carve after the turning.

Friday October 17th, 2025: This week I am finishing up my part of a collaborative turning. It is a small box that we will be auctioning off for charity at the Fall 2025 Vendor Showcase event on November 15th.

https://youtube.com/live/W05_odCpoJ0

Friday October 3rd, 2025: I will show the Axminster Wooden Jaw Plates and how I set them up to make custom jaws for my chuck. I will use these jaws to finish the foot on a small bowl. This is not a new thing but it is my first time setting up Wooden Jaws and using them. Join me to see how it goes.

Friday September 18th, 2025: Continuing from last time. The inside is finished. Now it is time to part it off and finish the bottom. This will be a collaborative box with Joe Fleming and it will be part of the charity auction during the Fall 2025 Vendor Showcase event in November.

Friday September 19th: I am back in the shop again and there is a piece of silver maple in my chuck that was used for hook tool practice when Cindy was here. Lets see if we can make something from it.

Friday August 8th, 2025: Last time I cleaned several four jaw chucks. This time I need to clean and lubricate my tail stock quill.

Friday July 25th, 2025: I use four jaw chucks quite often and I have several different brands. Since I now sell Axminster chucks, I thought I would share how they are put together. So lets take a look at disassembly and reassembly of some chucks and see what maintenance should be done.

Friday June 13th, 2025: This time we will finish the little bowl from last episode by turning the inside out – a little play on words there … haha. We will also look at a few more features of some of the new Axminster products.

Friday May 30th, 2025: I will turn a small bowl using a faceplate. This is not something I normally do but I want to show something new, at least for me. Exciting news for Woodturning Tool Store and you!! We now carry the Axminster chucks, chuck jaws, chuck accessories and a selection of live and drive centers. Also we got restocked on some Woodcut products. Back in stock are Mill Drills. Pro-Forme Flexi tools, Pro-Mount carving stands, and others.

Friday May 16th, 2025: The last stage for these small bur oak turnings is to reverse mount them to clean up the bottom. So I will jam chuck these little vessels and turn away the tenon and create a base.

Friday May 2nd, 2025: Continuing from last time, I want to hollow out these small bur oak turnings. I have completed the one from last week (see it in the thumbnail image of this event) and I have a couple more to do to complete the set.

Friday April 18th, 2025: Small Bur Oak Turning – This time I have some smaller pieces of the bur oak to turn. Even though it looks like spindle turning, this is face grain turning. I have a couple of new tools and different ways to use them.

Friday April 4th, 2025: Bowl Coring – Pardon the interruption… I need to change the topic to bowl coring. I have a bowl blank that cannot wait. I will use the Max4 Bowlsaver to core out semi dry silver maple blank before it completely rots.

Friday March 21st, 205: Completing a Bowl with Vacuum – I will carry on from last time and complete the bowl by using a vacuum chuck to remove the tenon.

Friday March 7th, 2025: So I have a few bowls partly finished. Some from other livestream or demos and some from bowl coring. How to do I hold them and finish them. Join me to watch, ask questions and share.

Friday Feb 21st, 2025: Well I have a bit of preparation I need to do for the Saturday “Ring Segmented Sculpture” demonstration so I will tackle some of that turning. Feel free to ask questions via the comment/chat and we will get you an answer.

Friday Feb 7th, 2025: I am not exactly sure what I will do but I am thinking of my vacuum pump mods to accept the Robust vacuum chucks, a new 3d printed gadget to be used for a small bowl turning which I might reverse on a vacuum chuck to remove the tenon.

Friday December 13th 2024: I have a couple of large(ish) bowl blanks that I left too long (I will share the story). So I will cut them up into usable smaller turning blanks. I hope to get to rough turn one of the new blanks during this episode.

Fri Nov 29th: Well I have a few gifts to make and some of the easiest to make are kits gifts. Buy a kit of parts and make a wooden component. I will show a couple kits and make a wooden handle for a Pizza Cutter.

Friday Nov 1st: This episode I prepare a blank for the upcoming Cake Stand remote demonstration. There are several ways to get from square to round so let’s take a closer look. Also this episode, I will giveaway two tickets to my demo to two lucky winners. The Cake Stand is a great holiday gift to make. The great thing about it…someone might make you a cake!!

Friday Oct 18th: This episode I got inspiration from a recent sharing session. Someone suggested that I show how to turn a three corner bowl, also known as a three sided bowl. So lets take a look at what, how and why?

Friday Oct 4th: Let’s turn something. This is more of an experiment on turning a type of wood I have never turned before. I am not sure what I am going to turn but perhaps you can inspire me.

Friday August 27th: Come and join us for an impromptu woodturning session in Tod’s shop. Cindy joins me in my shop and we turn a collaborative elevated plate.

Friday Aug 23rd: This episode I stream (hopefully) live from the trade show floor at SWAT (https://www.swaturners.org/). Depending on circumstances I maybe turning or talking. Join me to see what’s up at SWAT… I demonstrate the Tru-Arc tool and then do some booth business.

Friday Aug 9th: This episode I don’t have anything in particular to talk about so let’s turn something. I still got a lot of burr oak left and it needs to be turned or it will waste away. I will talk through my choices of tool and how I use it.

Friday July 26th: There are a variety of tool rest styles available. I will look at and compare the ones I have. This was a customer question and it inspired me to take a closer look at the variety and why there are so many. Come along and join me to add your comments or questions.

Friday July 12th: This episode I will be demonstrating the setup and use of the new Robust Tru-Arc turning tool. This is a unique tool that helps create a perfect and true arc on your bowls, platters, plates and any other turning that requires a perfect radiused curve.

Friday June 14th: Milling and Turning Bur Oak

Friday May 31st: A brief discussion on what’s new. I will review a couple of finishes that I have used lately. And maybe another bit of bur oak turning…

Friday May 17th: I will share with you the things I do in my workshop to make it more enjoyable and safe to work. From where we stand or sit, how far we move to get the job done to making things to make things easier. Lets get together and share ideas for more comfortable and safe workshops.

Friday May 3rd, 2024: If you have any questions please bring them to this show. Your questions can be anything related to woodturning, me, Woodturning Tool Store. I will turn something but I am not sure what so maybe you can help me decide. Send me a note in email with suggestions.

Friday April 19th, 2024: I picked up some bur oak from the City of Plano. Join me as I turn some of this bur oak for the first time. This will help me understand how it turns and moves as fresh cut wood. There is also a story behind this wood. I’ll see you there.

Friday March 22nd, 2024: On April 8th there will be a total solar eclipse. I live in the path of totality and so I am excited to experience and record this event. The next one in North America is not for 21 years. What can we turn to celebrate this event. Come and find out …or help me, either way it should be fun

Friday March 8th, 2024: Let’s take a closer look at the Pro-Mount Carving Stand. Carving at the lathe is not the only thing this stand is good for. Come and see the features and uses for this stand.

Friday February 23rd, 2024: This episode I explore jam chucking. With your help, we will see how to describe it and look at how to make a good jam chuck. This is also a good time for me to prepare for my Ring Box teaching demonstration.

Friday February 9th, 2024: “To Hone of Not to Hone” – That is the question. Well, there are many questions about honing. This episode I will talk about how I use hones, which hones and what I hone. Come join me and share your experience with honing.

From Friday January 12th, 2024. Ok, so the third installment of the Spindle Gouge series will go through some other uses of this tool. Come and join the conversation, ask questions and share your knowledge.

From Friday December 29th. Last time I showed and talked about the spindle gouge. This time lets turn something. I will show the use of many different spindle gouges – roughing gouge, detail gouge, low profile gouge. When to use them and why.

From Friday December 15th. Let’s take a look at the Spindle Gouge. There are many sizes and shapes. I will show you a few and we will see how I use them. Bring your thoughts and questions.

From Friday November 17th. I want to keep things small this week. The miniature live center is quite adept at helping with small turnings – so let’s take a look. I have this idea for small wooden place card holders. Let’s see if it works out. If time and need requires it, a small cup as well.

From Friday November 3rd, 2023. Ok, spinning tops have been done before but I hope to bring a couple of new things to tops in this show. First the top, turning it differently than most. And secondly, the color decoration on the top is inspired by an Instagram post I came across last month. Check out @limbatrip on IG and YT. No guarantee of success but we will try.

From Friday October 20th. Let’s look at some typical bowl shapes and discuss what you like. Some shapes are classis or ancient forms. Some shapes are new and work. Proportions are always important. Other consideration include the material and how it is best used, created and decorated.

From Friday October 6th. This time let’s look at how we holding things on the lathe for turning. We can look at what I have in the way of drive centers, live centers, faceplates and chucks. There are other ways we can explore too. Come and join me and bring your ideas…

From Friday September 22nd. I hope to review the SWAT and RMWT Symposiums a bit and give you some highlights. I will also look at a few new things I brought back. I also need to break-in my new lathe so I will turn something. Any ideas of what to turn? – A small Christmas tree. Check it out

From Friday September 8th. So this week I have some answers to common customer questions. I will talk about my new lathe. Come with your questions and let’s all provide our answers.

From Friday August 26th, Live From SWAT – Come join us, the Vendor Showcase crew, live at SWAT (South West Association of Turners). We will visit with each other and others around the tradeshow and other area of the symposium.

From Friday August 25th, Live Demo at SWAT – Come join me at my trade show booth at SWAT (South West Association of Turners) Symposium in Waco, TX. This annual event is a great show and a way to catch up with a lot of woodturning friends. I hope to do a booth demo during this livestream.

From Friday August 11th – SWAT is the second largest woodturning symposium and trade show. Let’s talk a bit about it and what you can expect. Also, I have a new lathe coming… My Powermatic 3520B is 16 years old. What I will miss and what I am looking forward to … Join the discussion.

From Friday July 28th, 2023 – This show I will be welcoming Neal Brand as a special guest. Neal is a local woodturner and regional demonstrator for SWAT 2023. He has been creating and selling small craft items very successfully for many years. Come and join us and learn about Neal and what he does in woodturning. With the little time left I follow-up from last show and show shear scraping inside a bowl. I also show a couple of ways I sharpen these scraper cutters.

From Friday July 14th, 2023 – Let’s talk about shear scraping – the purpose, the technique, the tools and sharpening. I had a customer mention that he was trying to get used to a shear scraper and that there was a bit of a learning curve. So let’s take a look at why, how and when to shear scrape.

From Friday June 30th, 2023 – Well, it is in the title. Let’s turn some bamboo. Um well, let’s turn some wood to look like bamboo. This will be fun and creative. Bamboo has many looks so there is some leeway in design and creativity. Why turn something to look like bamboo? I dunno know, you tell me…

From Friday June 16th, 2023 – Join me as I show the subtle changes in a box lid to get it to snap closed. This technique is different than a ‘pop’ fit lid. I will talk through what my intent is along the way.

From Friday June 2nd, 2023 – Join us, the Vendor Showcase crew, for this special event. Tod and Steve will host from our home shops as Cindy, Lyle and Joe join us live from the AAW Symposium Trade Show floor. It should be fun and spontaneous as we announce some show specials and look around some of the trade show area in Louisville, KY.

From Friday May 19th, 2023 – This episode I explore all the measuring tools that I have. I will try to look at a lot of different applications for measuring. What works and what doesn’t. When to use tools and when to trust yourself. Please bring your questions and suggestions and we will have a great discussion.

From Friday May 5th, 2023 – Where the heck to put everything? Well let me show you a bit of what I do. Then you tell me what you do and we will have a great discussion. Storing tools, accessories, supplies, and finishes. Much more to talk about there I am sure.

From Friday April 21st, 2023 – This episode I will introduce many of the new Robust Tools that we are carrying. I will also show some close quarters work to create a recess for multi-axis chucking.

From Friday April 7th, 2023 – In this show, I will show the use of the Little Wonder Cup Tool made by Woodcut Tools. I will explore its use in practice as I turn something – not sure what yet. Join me to find out more about this tool and how I use it.

From Friday March 24th, 2023 – Picking up from the last livestream, I am making a handle for the basket I made. So I will turn a small bowl that will be cut to make a handle.

From Friday March 10th, 2023 – I think I will prepare some logs to hollow form blanks. Messy work but I need to get it done.

From Friday February 24th, 2023 – This week I will show you how I use the Elio Drive to mount a burl or natural edge bowl. The Drawbar – what is it and how is it useful. Then I will finish preparing for the WWOS demo later in the evening.

From Friday February 10th, 2023 – This week I plan to show a couple of new(ish) measuring tools. I will also discover the technology and technique for hollowing with a cameras with my ATEM Mini setup. And finally I will start the twice turning of a small hollowform.

From Friday January 27th, 2023 – This week I am in Franklin, TN for the Tennessee Association of Woodturners Symposium. I will be on the trade show floor and try to be live at the posted time. These remote events are challenging so we will see how it goes. Join me to see what is going on.

From Friday January 13th, 2023 – This week I look at, discuss and use the Pro-Forme Flexi along with the Irons Tool Gate. Whether turning enclosed forms or open bowls, these tools can be used effectively.

From Friday Dec 2nd, 2022 – Ok, this week I have to get some gifts made for my family. Join me and I will try to make a garden dibber and I will finish off a spatula.

From Friday Nov 4th, 2022 – I found a bangle blank during the last live stream in my “Lost Art” box. Let see how to tackle the problem of holding a bangle on the lathe for turning.

From Friday Oct 21st, 2022 – This week I am going talk about the “turnings that didn’t make the cut”. We all have projects that didn’t work out or we didn’t like and I have a box or two of them. Together, we will look at these and talk about why they are relegated to the dusty box in the corner of the shop.

From Friday Oct 7th, 2022 – It is October and Halloween is close. Boo !!! Let’s try to make something together …

From Friday Sept 23th, 2022 – This week I will show my method for cleaning my lathe bed. This would apply to any cast iron machine bed.

From Friday Sept 9th, 2022 – In preparation for my upcoming Personal IRD on the Pumpkin Box, I will get some practice at small form hollowing. We will look at different tools for mostly end grain hollow forms.

From Friday Aug 12th, 2022 – Episode 3 – this time we look at small resin casting for bottlestoppers. I show the use of UV cure resin and talk about my successes and failures.

A six episode tag team live stream series with Cindy Drozda. Both Cindy and I do separate live stream but we are both looking at Bottlestoppers as a series of live stream. Bottlestoppers are a great little project to try different, shapes, forms, wood, materials, textures, finishes and tooling. Yeah!!

From Friday July 29th, 2022 – Episode 2 – a look at different texturing along with a bit of color; and a quick bottlestoppers – almost.

From Friday July 22th, 2022 – Episode 1 – the kit for stainless steel bottlestoppers and making a simple shape.

From Friday July 8th, 2022 – This is all about the NEW Bowlsaver Max4 from Woodcut Tools. Join e to see it assembled and used for the first time.

From Friday June 3rd, 2022 – I begin with a little chat about the AAW and the symposium on June 23-26th. I turn a small vase form. It is a model for some ideas on embellishing. I think turning small forms as scale models is a great way for testing techniques.

From Friday May 20th, 2022 – I have changed my grinding jig over to the Woodcut Tru-Grind System. I go through and look at the Sturdy Rest platform optional accessory. I also answer several questions from the audience.

From Friday May 13th, 2022 – I have changed my grinding jig over to the Woodcut Tru-Grind System. I go through a overview of the initial install and use. I show how most all tool mounting the Tool Holder. Next week we will look at the Sturdy Rest platform optional accessory.

From Friday May 6th, 2022 – Turning a bowl with production in mind. A local club is planning a Bowl Turning Challenge to create bowls for the Empty Bowls Fundraiser for the local food bank. So I go through my thoughts on turning a bowl with minimal chucking and tooling requirements. Check it out …

From Friday April 29th, 2022 – In prep for turning a sphere for my “Turn an Oval Box with a Sphere Lid” demo, I create a threaded live center cup chuck for the tailstock.

From Friday April 8th, 2022 – From eggs to bunny. How I shape and sculpt the egg forms to make a bunny. Use of the Woodcut Pro-Mount Carving Stand.

From Friday March 18th, 2022 – A viewer asked for help with the Pro-Forme Straight Hollower tool. I also update the progress made with my eggs I turned.

From Friday February 25th, 2022 – T1 HSS Cutters and the Half Round Bar by Tod Raines Tools. A deep dive into this tool – how to use it and maintain it.

From Friday February 18th, 2022 – Focus on Woodcut Tools – a closer look at the Pro-Forme Hollowing tool, the Bowlsaver, Tru-Grind and the Pro-Mount products. A little more egg work as well.

From Friday February 11th, 2022 – Making Eggs – a closer look at the some Carter and Son woodturning tools and making some small egg shapes.

From Friday February 4th, 2022 – Handles – a closer look at the Modular Woodturning Tool Handle System

Four Part Project Series Live Streams …

From Friday September 24th, 2021 – Four Part Project Series – The Duplicate Arm and assembly

From Friday September 17th, 2021 – Four Part Project Series – The Arms

From Friday September 10th, 2021 – Four Part Project Series – The Upright

From Friday September 3rd, 2021 – Four Part Project Series – The Base

Shop Tip & Jigs Series Live Streams …

From Friday June 18th, 2021 – Shop Tip & Jigs Series – Lathe mounted desktop

From Friday June 11th, 2021 – Shop Tip & Jigs Series – Magnets

From Friday June 4th, 2021 – Shop Tip & Jigs Series – Drum Sander

From Friday May 28th, 2021 – Shop Tip & Jigs Series – Sanding Disk

From Friday May 21st, 2021 – Shop Tip & Jigs Series – Tapping wooden threads

From Friday May 14th, 2021 – Shop Tip & Jigs Series – Making a Cup Center

From Friday May 7th, 2021 – Shop Tip & Jigs Series – Turning a Morse taper

Face Grain Series Live Streams …

From Friday March 26, 2021 – Face Grain Series – Rim Decorations (experiments)

From Friday March 19, 2021 – Face Grain Series – Platter

From Friday March 12, 2021 – Face Grain Series – Square Bowl

From Friday March 5, 2021 – Face Grain Series – a Twice Turned Bowl

From Friday February 26, 2021 – Face Grain Series – a Thin Bowl (oops too thin)

From Friday February 19, 2021 – Face Grain Series – a Simple Bowl

From Friday February 12, 2021 – Face Grain Series – the Bowl Gouge

From Friday January 22, 2021 – Face Grain Series – Orientation Basics

Small Project Series Live Streams …

From Friday December 11th – Small Project Series – Snowman

From Friday December 4th – Small Project Series – Snowflake Bowl

From Friday November 27th – Small Project Series – Candle Stick

From Friday November 20th – Small Project Series – Pen Turning

From Friday November 13th – Small Project Series – Christmas Trees

From Friday November 6th – Small Project Series – Small Scoop

From Friday October 30th – Small Project Series – Handle Using Offset Jig

From Friday October 23rd – Small Project Series – Honey Dipper

Previous Series of Live Streams …

From Friday Sep 4th, 2020

Show topics

Tail-stock Quill Maintenance

open Q&A topics from viewers

From Friday Aug 27th, 2020

Show topics

Sanding

• What grits should I go through for a utility piece versus a decorative piece?
• When should I sand by hand vs. using an inertia sander vs. power sanding?
• Should I periodically reverse the direction of the lathe when sanding?

open Q&A topics from viewers

From Friday Aug 21st, 2020

Show topics

Scrapers

classification and use

open Q&A topics from viewers

From Friday Aug 14th, 2020

Show topics

Spindle gouges

classification and use

open Q&A topics from viewers

From Friday Aug 7th, 2020

Show topics

Bowl gouges – sharpening and in use

face grain turning

open Q&A topics from viewers

From Friday July 31st, 2020

This live stream got interrupted and cancelled by an internet outage. I have removed the YT and FB posts for this live stream. The Aug. 7th live stream will be a repeat of the topics.

From Friday July 24th, 2020