# Steve Larosiliere
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Wes Carroll, Rice Lumber
The person who knows the most about this 87 year old lumber company has been there forty three years, and almost none of it is written down anywhere.
In this episode of the Woodpreneur Podcast, host Jennifer Alger sits down with Wes Carroll of Rice Lumber in Vermont. Wes got a cell phone and a job…
Jake Power, PowerWood
The duty at the border went from 15 percent to 45 percent in two months, and their sales volume went up anyway.
In this episode of the Woodpreneur Podcast, host Jennifer Alger sits down with Jake Power, managing director of PowerWood in Agassiz, British Columbia. His father started the company out…
Ian Funk, American Barnwood
The wood in Ian Funk's house came from the business he now owns. He did not know that when he bought either one.
In this episode of the Woodpreneur Podcast, host Jennifer Alger sits down with Ian Funk of American Barnwood, a reclaimed wood yard on California's central coast that he acquired at the…
Jennifer Flynn, SEEDS EcoCorps
There are trees sitting in woodlots right now, rotting, and others headed for the chipper, and every one of them is releasing methane and losing the carbon it spent decades collecting. Jennifer Flynn built a workforce program around that problem, and the people she trains learn to run a chainsaw,…
Darci Shannon, National Hardwood Lumber Association
Darci Shannon walked into her first hardwood convention determined to spend as little as possible. She had talked her boss into joining the association, negotiated the booth cost down, and told them she would bring her own trash can rather than pay for one. Fifteen minutes onto the show floor, th…
Robert Cannon, Trestlewood
The sawmills did not want it. Thirty million board feet out of a railroad trestle, loaded with salt, grit and hidden metal, and nobody in the region was set up to cut reclaimed wood in that condition. So the family sitting on the pile bought a mill and taught themselves.
In this episode of the W…
Steve Larosiliere & Alyssa Olson
Ten months ago Alyssa Olson left a salaried seat to run her own landscape architecture practice. Since then she has been moving between master planning work, local residential gardens, campus work in Michigan, projects in New York and Washington, and a backlog of wood projects she finally has the…
Jason Evans, Rafter E Dirtwork and Land Clearing
Most land clearing jobs end with a burn pile. Jason Evans gets paid to clear the ground, mills the good timber he pulls off it, and makes money on both ends.
In this episode of the Woodpreneur Podcast, host Jennifer Alger sits down with her younger brother, Jason Evans, owner of Rafter E Dirtwor…
Steven Crowningshield, California Redwood Company
One figured redwood log, six feet across and solid to the core, could pay for an entire sawmill. That math is why Steven Crowningshield bought a band mill that cuts six foot eight wide, after years of slabbing with a chainsaw mill that turned half an inch of every cut into sawdust.
In this episo…
Nick Mooers, Maverick Sawmill
Our most listened episode on Spotify in 2025 is back. Nick Mooers rode the pandemic boom in home renovation into real growth at Maverick Sawmill, built a reputation on oversized walnut, and split the business evenly between raw and finished products.
In this throwback episode of the Woodpreneur …
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