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A woodworker’s journey from beehives in West Africa to spoons in Walnut Creek
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A woodworker’s journey from beehives in West Africa to spoons in Walnut Creek
When Joseph Brody was building wooden beehives as a Peace Corps volunteer in West Africa after college, he couldn’t have predicted how that early-2000s experience would influence the course of his life years later. In 2016, the Contra Costa County husband and father left his corporate job at Restoration Hardware to go to a master craftsman’s school in Maine and learn to make furniture. He returned to the Bay Area to launch JBrody & Co, his own c…
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