Henry Hyde

Your adventure begins with 'The Truth in This Art' podcast, presented by your host, Rob Lee. Today we have Henry Hyde, the visionary creator behind Hyde Handmade Knives, an artisanal endeavor that seamlessly marries function and artistry in the realm of knife craftsmanship. With a fervent passion ignited during his formative years in Charleston, South Carolina, Henry embarked on a multifaceted journey, seamlessly transitioning from culinary pursuits to the intricate world of knife making. His relentless pursuit of perfection led him to the mentorship of master knifemaker Quintin Middleton, where Henry honed his skills and cultivated a profound appreciation for the art form. Through Hyde Handmade Knives, Henry has translated his devotion into hand-forged masterpieces that not only elevate cooking to a delightful art but also embody the principles of sustainability and longevity. As a custodian of quality and heirloom craftsmanship, Henry envisions a world where enduring tools redefine culinary experiences and transcend generations. Inside this recording, we venture into: A captivating podcast episode tracing Henry Hyde's inspiring transition from culinary pursuits to the realm of knife making, unraveling the pivotal moment when he realized that his passion lay elsewhere. A fascinating podcast exploration of Henry Hyde's journey into the intricate art of knife making, as we delve into the transformative power of apprenticeship and how it sparked a profound love for the craft. Embark on a captivating podcast discussion delving into the artisanal expertise of Hyde Handmade Knives, where we uncover the exquisite fusion of performance and aesthetics through the use of carbon steel, revealing how this choice elevates each blade's functionality and beauty. Tune in to an engaging podcast episode where we delve into the realm of craftsmanship, discovering the meticulous process behind Hyde Handmade Knives' signature handles. Explore how the use of locally sourced woods and exotic materials infuses each knife with a distinctive personal touch. Immerse yourself in a thought-provoking podcast conversation as we explore the artistry of design in knife making, tracing Henry Hyde's creative evolution as he skillfully merges Western and Eastern influences to carve out his own unique and captivating style. This is a must-listen episode as Henry shares his journey into knife making and the process behind his craft. He started as a cook but quickly realized it wasn't his passion. After learning the basics of knife making through an apprenticeship, he started his own business and has been creating unique and beautiful knives ever since. Hyde's knives are hand-forged and made with carbon steel for better performance and aesthetics. He uses a combination of local woods and exotic materials for the handles, adding a personal touch to each knife. Hyde's design approach is a blend of Western and Easte

In this episode, Henry tackles the following topics: [09.42] The definition of dharma and how to find our purpose. He refers to the Japanese concept of ikigai and explains how we can use it to build our lives around doing something we love and that makes a positive contribution to the world. [17.53] The possibility of averting climate change disaster. Henry points to the work of regenerative agriculture movements such as Kiss the Ground and Farmer’s Footprint and praises their efforts to raise awareness of environmental issues and highlight the important role of the soil in capturing carbon from the atmosphere. [24.45] Using yoga to overcome addiction. Henry concedes that exchanging one harmful addiction for another healthier one is a positive step but believes that real recovery begins when yoga starts to deepen the practitioner’s self-awareness and allows them to identify the root cause of their addiction. [28.36] The mental, physical and spiritual benefits of yoga. In response to the question ‘Why is yoga so damn good for the mind, body and soul?’, Henry examines how regular practice can increase our cardiovascular fitness, sharpen our concentration, develop our compassion and connect us to unity consciousness. [33.19] Henry’s favorite Dharma Talk episodes. He reveals that he has learnt something from every single show but picks a few interviews that stand out for him, from his first ever episode with Hargobind Khalsa to his recent conversation with Ana Forrest. [37.01] Henry’s advice to prospective yoga teachers. He emphasizes the need for them to commit fully to their practice and to be passionate, creative, disciplined and business-like in their approach. Announcements: Visit henryyoga.com to learn how to level up your yoga practice in just 40 days. Follow @henryyoga.app on Instagram Check out https://yogaeastaustin.com/benjamin/ to learn more about Benjamin Sears’ 20 hour training immersion from February 7-9th. Make sure to use code “HENRYWINS” on checkout to receive 15% off. Veronica Lombo and I are going on a tour through Europe beginning in January. You can check out all the details at https://henrywins.com/events/ Links from this episode: https://kisstheground.com https://farmersfootprint.us Rich Roll Podcast Episode 483 with Ryland Engelhart of Kiss the Ground Rich Roll Podcast Episode 353 with Zach Bush of Farmer’s Footprint DT 01 - Going All In with Hargobind Khalsa DT 08 - Feel the Feeling with Veronica Lombo DT 12 - Humble the Resistance with Jeanne Heaton DT 17 - Keep It Ever So Slightly Real with Benjamin Sears <li style="font-weight:

In this episode, you’ll hear from Henry on: [1.09] The launch of the Henry Yoga app, a 40-day program of powerful 40-minute classes, designed to bring about physical and mental transformation. The app makes the practice of yoga affordable and accessible for anyone serious about integrating yoga into their lifestyle. [07.14] Henry’s transition from a career in the corporate world to his work as a yoga teacher, podcaster and the creator of the Henry Yoga app. He explains his decision to develop online programs and shares his experiences of filming video classes and workshops. [16.46] Henry expands on his mission to use technology to spread yoga worldwide and to make its transformative power available to everyone. He describes the process behind the creation of his convenient, easy to follow program specifically designed to appeal to people who are curious about yoga or who want to take their yoga practice to the next level. [ 22.11] Helpful hints for yoga practitioners thinking about setting up their own online programs. He recommends starting small, avoiding perfectionism, setting clearly defined goals and developing efficient strategies. Links from this episode : Visit henryyoga.com to learn how to level up your yoga practice in just 40 days. Follow @henryyoga.app on Instagram Check out Danni’s Dharma Talk interview Learn more about Danni at dannipomplun.com Listen to Danni’s podcast the Yogi Misfit Sessions Support the Podcast: If you find this podcast valuable you can support it directly by visiting: henrywins.com/donate Credits : Music by Momentology ( @momentologymusic ) Production and audio engineering by Ease of Mind <