Show Notes
Dan Phillips AKA DH Phillips is an acclaimed musician, artist, and furniture builder from Dallas, Texas.
In this episode, Pete and Dan sit down for a sprawling conversation, discussing a wide variety of topics including the origin of Dan’s unique furniture style, his musical influences, how he got started with his furniture business and why he doesn’t have a website .
Check out Dan’s playlist Show instagram: @withthegrainpod Dan’s instagram: @dhphillips Pete’s instagram: @petedeeble Intro music: Broken Peace Treaty by the Seamonsters Outro music: Spring Tide by the Seamonsters Email the show: [email protected]
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