Out of Time Radio

This week Tyler brings us some special interviews with some ICMF steel fighters.

This episode was full of false starts and technical difficulties.  We are sorry for the issues and hopefully we can avoid them in the future.

After a hiatus Owen and Tyler finally hammer out a casual show.  We talk 14th century armour, the great art exchange happens live on the show, and lots of other possibly related conversation. Link related to the show. http://talbotsfineaccessories.com/armour/effigy/effigy%20analysis.html

With two hosts out again tonight, Lucas steps up again and chats with me about transitioning from fighting right hand to left.  We discuss spear fighting and 14th century plaque belts as well.

Tonight both Tyler and Penny are out, so Owen has a guest host join him to talk about leatherworking.  Lucas LePine does a great job filling in and gives us some great info on leather tooling medallions.  Sorry for some of the poor audio quality and echo….it didn’t come through at the time of recording, ...

A short show this week as Tyler and Owen just fill in gap with a little controversy surrounding siege weaponry and combat archery.

Its a light week this week, as Owen and Tyler just have a casual chat about the event Les Beltaines.  Listen in to learn about the amazing site where this event is held every year.

This episode we interview Lady Gaeira about jewelry and specifically the etching process she uses for crafting medallions.  Below are the links to her FB and website.  The hosts also manage to somehow keep things fairly on track.  Listen all the way to the end for the out take, as Owen hangs up on the ...

Once again Tyler, Penny, and Owen recount what they medievaled this week, and then recount their favorite events.  Tails of getting lost in the quiet camping area, showing up without an identifying tabard, and shooting friendly knights in the back, abound.

This week Tyler and Owen ramble on longer than expected about what they did this week, and then ponder some of the mysteries of things in the middle ages, things that make us stop and wonder and question.