Still Untitled: The Adam Savage Project

This week, Adam, Will, and Norm discuss the tools they'd put in a toolkit for beginning makers, if they were on a budget. Also, spacesuits. If you want to see the complete list of tools, it's at: http://tested.com/toolkit.

On this week's show, Adam discusses where to find materials. How to find the best places to buy stuff, but also good sources for freebies, when you're getting started making new things. The gang also discusses makerspaces, how to learn new skills, and a whole lot more.

Adam, Norm, and Will answer reader questions about a variety of topics, including how to get started making, working smart instead of hard, and how to get started in the special effects business.

This week, Adam, Norm, and Will discuss the films that changed the way they look at the world--from Pulp Fiction to Hellboy to Kill Bill to Raiders of the Lost Ark.

This week, Adam, Norm, and Will tackle the controversial topic of shop safety. After online comments about Adam's box-building video and shop safety, we jump right into Adam's rules for shop safety. Well, after an extended discussion about proper cold-weather footwear.

The announcement that JJ Abrams would direct the next Star Wars movie launched a thousand threads of speculation on the internet. The gang decides to join in on the fun and discuss what Abrams may bring to the beloved franchise.

Recording from Adam's home office, the gang chats about the designers and artists who have influenced Adam's work and art tastes, and how Adam learned to appreciate those aesthetics in one of his very first jobs. Of course, this is after diving into a lengthy tangent about, of all things, breakfast.

On this week's episode, the gang discusses the importance of work ethic and why the drudgery of hard work means so much when you're starting off in a new job or career. This even applies to kids and chores!

Will and Adam welcome Norm back from the Consumer Electronics Show, and discuss some of the trends from this year's event. Adam has never been to CES before, so we do our best conveying what it's like to be in a massive convention hall filled with nothing but flat screen TVs.

You asked questions, today Adam answers them. We cover everything from getting started making to building video game props. Enjoy, and keep sending in your questions!

On this very special episode of Still Untitled, Adam, Norm, and Will discuss Django Unchained, uncomfortable humor, and the truth behind Tarantino movies.

While Norm's in Vegas, Adam and Will run through Adam's approach to learning new skills. From carpentry to stand-up comedy, Adam explains that there really isn't a secret to teaching yourself new skills.

This week, Adam, Norm, and Will discuss the merits of Etsy, which describes itself as "the world's handmade marketplace". Along they way, they run down some tangents and share some of their favorite finds.

Adam, Will, and Norm share some occasionally actionable holiday gift buying advice, before discussing compasses, typewriters, letterpress, and coffee-table books.

When building awesome props and machines is your job, what's your hobby? Well it turns out, cooking is what Adam indulges in during his spare time, and that just so happens to be the topic of this week's episode of Still Untitled.

This week, Adam, Norm, and Will tackle the controversial (at least within the replica prop community) process of recasting. Whether you don't know what recasting is or already have strong opinions, you won't want to miss this episode of Still Untitled.

This week Adam, Norm, and Will discuss video games. From time spent mastering Millpede as a youth to lunchtime Unreal Tournament deathmatches at ILM to The Path, Adam discusses his video gaming predilections, and discusses what he does and does not like about modern videogames.

This week, Adam, Norm, and Will discuss Disney's recent acquisition of Star Wars, the pros and con of such a move, and the potential next steps for Star Wars and Indiana Jones.

This week, Adam, Norm, and Will explore the impact of Britain's favorite spy, from Sean Connery to Daniel Craig's current incarnation, as depicted in Skyfall.

Adam, Norm, and Will discuss the many sub-genres that encompass horror movies, ranging from slasher flicks to Japanese horror to The Cabin In the Woods. They also discuss Joss Whedon's feelings toward millennials.