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Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes and backstage for some of your favorite artists? Well, here's your answer. Unscripted off-mic conversations clouded with a chance of finding your new favorite tune. It's a train wreck, but it's my train wreck. Join me as I ask those oh-so not important questions and generally just BS with some of the best known or soon-to-be know independent artists. It's organic, it's not so professional( I say um and so way too much) and most likely I'l ...
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A slightly chaotic podcast about all things quilting. Join Amanda as she discusses the ups and downs of quilting, interviews famous and not-so-famous quilters, and navigates life as a modern millennial maker. Trust us, this is not your granny’s quilt show. Follow Amanda on Instagram at @notyourgrannysquiltshow
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Becca Shifflett is a crafter at heart. She tried just about everything under the sun before she found quilting. But about 7 years ago, Becca went to her friend's "Sip n' Sew" to meet new people and try something new. The rest is history! Becca fell in love with sewing and learning how to make beautiful quilts. And about 3 years ago, Becca bought he…
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Ian started with a Cricut, now we're here! Ian Garland is a lover of sewing and quilting. He truly started into his crafting journey by purchasing a Cricut to create stage lighting gobos. When that didn't pan out, he started using his Cricut to create paper crafts and greeting cards, and the rest is history. Ian has built the amazing Off Kilter Cra…
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Matthew Boudreaux is a sewist, crafter, teacher, speaker, designer, advocate, firm anti-racist, LGBTQIA+, and (best of all) Helena’s dad, and is probably better known as Mx. Domestic. They have taken us on their journey as they navigate what it means to be a queer, neurodivergent voice and advocate in the quilting space. Matthew's goal is to create…
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Newly formed dynamic Texas rock band Della Pearl has caught some good attention with their EP Other Feathers Pt 1, and this episode will explain just why. On this episode we discuss: Musical journey's to where we are now, what makes sounds evolve, how music can be engrained in our everyday life, and we just generally cut up. Della Pearl shares thre…
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Texas Native and fantastic singer/songwriter Ryder Grimes is on his way to a fruitful career with his grounded values and intelligent approach to his craft. On today's episode we discuss: the T3R awards, what makes Texas such a hotbed for songwriters, the pull and genuine nature of music history, and favorite such spots abroad. Ryder shares 3 tunes…
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Founder and owner/operator Cody Hogen has established a wildly successful brand inside the industry providing turn-key merchandise solutions as well as promo and video solutions. Join us as we discuss: the independent nature of the Texas Music festival scene, what makes passions thrive, and the genuine nature of a family. Until next time friends, a…
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Amy Freyn is a queer longarm quilter living in Quito, Ecuador. A university professor by day- but quilts (or thinks about quilting) in all of her free time. In this episode Amy shares how she got from the Midwest of the United States all the way to Quito, Ecuador. Amy's life as a professor just keeps getting better as she continues to add patchwork…
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Kate Brown is the creative force behind Kate Brown Quilts where she publishes modern quilt patterns and tutorials. She focuses on using techniques that don’t require precision but deliver precise results, and values making quilting fun, accessible, and engaging for a variety of skill levels. Introduced to quilting in her 20s, Kate fell in love with…
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Mayre Perez is a Maker, Modern Quilter and a lover of crafting one-of-a-kind heirloom pieces. Mayre began sewing during the pandemic lockdown. Her love of baking for her colleagues was rudely interrupted, so she needed a new hobby! Mayre and her mom took on quilting together and her love for fabric and making beautiful, functional items blossomed. …
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Recored live from Melody Mountain LJT 2024 with my good friend and awesome artist Sal. On today's episode we discuss: Sal's origins in both music and cooking, what it's like to be Chef Sal, and just generally banter about nonsense. Sal shares two incredible tunes. Until next time friends, adios! Brought to you by: Iron Wolf Ranch Distilleries, CH L…
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A second sit-down with one of my favorites, the incomparable Graycie York. On today's episode we discuss: The lure of Key West, what foods make the best road snacks, seeing shows at Dickie's Arena, and of course, our mutual obsession with music. We play two dropbox cuts along with a brand new song that is simply outstanding. Until next time friends…
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Native Texan and proud Red Raider, Gatlin Johnson is styling his career to be one of crooning, bluegrass, and authentic music. On today's episode we discuss: what makes small towns small towns, how geographic location can influence your writing styles, fishing, music docs, and Gatlin share three songs with us, and you're sure to find a new favorite…
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Alexis Plunkett is the owner/long-armer/photographer of Stitched By Alexis. She began her long-arming journey a year ago and loves to merge her photography background with her quilting. Alexis photographs all of her client quilts as well as her personal projects. She is also a maker for Riley Blake Designs, getting the opportunity to make projects …
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This episode is all about organizing your space. Amanda got some information from some of you from Instagram about the items you use to organize your fabric. In this episode, Amanda also interviews the CEO of Smart Labels, David Hewlett. Amanda was able to try the Smart Labels before the interview. The hope is to help add to the awesome collection …
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Bessie Pearl Binding Co. is the result of Karen Wade's retail/business experience and desire to help quilters. Karen saw an opportunity to supply quilters with notions and pre-made bias binding. This allowed her to stay home with her young children and do what she loves. Coming from the world of retail gives Karen a keen eye for what her customers …
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Caitlin is the cool creator behind the sparkly and iridescent rulers we love. Feral Notions Co. (formerly Whipstitch Handmade) was born from the spark of an idea and some accessible business classes. Caitlin spent time in the business classes provided by Terrain Spokane honing her idea and building up her plan. And now, we get to reap the benefits!…
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Lacie Messerly is a quilter and podcaster. Her show motto "You can sit with us" is a call to welcome all quilters who feel like they're not welcomed or invited in some quilty spaces. Lacie started with other hobbies, such as cross-stitching, scrapbooking, and painting wooden signs. As a stay-at-home mom, Lacie was looking for something new to do, s…
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Emily is a TikTok famous quilter who has a huge following of young new quilters! She started making quilting videos and tutorials during the 2020 lockdowns. She was having fun quilting, so why not share the joy? Formerly in advertising, Emily had some helpful tips and tools about making interesting content. Not only did she go viral, but she has he…
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Always a fun visit with our Oklahoma brethren, Jason Scott and the High heat are cooking up some amazing tunes with a flair and energy all their own. On today's episode we discuss: music documentaries, our roots in music, how church can influence our future dress, what separates the good from the great, and just general horseplay. The band share tw…
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Brad Beheler from Galleywinter stops by for our annual Breakfast Beers festival wrap up. On today's episode we discuss: the waxing and waining of the music industry, how important music journalism is to the community, being a complimenter of music vs a critic, and who we love in 2024. Until next time friends, adios!…
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Good friend and genuinely cool songwriter Jack Nelson and I get into some great nostalgia. On today's episode we discuss: The draw of music in our youth, the importance of CD binders, Limewire, and Playing DJ at school functions. We share some great memories and Jack shares 2 amazing songs. Hidden Track Alert!!!!. Until next time friends, Adios!…
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Welcome to the 100th Episode of Not Your Granny's Quilt Show! Karlee Porter is a professional quilter who came to the industry in a non-traditional way. Karlee has always been artistic and loved sharing her art with her friends and classmates all through school. To earn extra money, Karlee would sell her designs and homemade caramels. When she was …
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Janice Reimer is a Structural Biologist by day and a Quilter by night...and weekends. After resisting becoming a quilter for much of her life, Janice was introduced to EPP and whole-cloth hand quilting. The rest, as they say, is history. Janice was born and raised in the Canadian prairies, and after working in San Diego for three years, she returne…
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Mississippi native and former Nashville session writer John Hart is blending the craft of storytelling with hard punching awareness and his songs are a testament to life and all of its glory. On today's episode we discuss: teaching school in the inner city, what life truly feels like when you are alone, what drives artistic breath, and how music is…
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Longtime singer/ songwriter Ben Danaher has found a new approach to his impressive stylings, and he stopped by to share some new perspectives. On this episode we discuss: how to write a love song without the cheese, what defines us as individuals, being a new dad, and what is so special about Mile0 Fest. Ben shares two songs and some great stories.…
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Newcomer to the scene Jackson James is starting his journey with a full head of steam and a knack at understanding the passion it takes to connect. On today's episode we discuss: the coolest Texas-isms, how we relate to others around us, how music can connect strangers, and dulcimers. Jackson shares three tunes that we are here for! Until next time…
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Amanda talks us through her first time going to QuiltCon! This year, 2024, it was held in Raleigh, North Carolina. If you've never heard of QuiltCon, go check it out! It's hosted by The Modern Quilt Guild each year. Amanda shares what she experienced, who she met, and her thoughts on the quilt show. She shares it all! The ups, the downs and the in-…
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The only thing Kate from @quiltwithmisskate loves more than quilts, is friendship! Kate’s first job ever was at a quilt store folding FQs, later becoming store manager to Virginia’s largest quilt shop, Patchwork Plus, later still becoming the Moda / Ruby Star Society rep for the southeast. Then, she met the great love of her life and moved to Maui.…
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Amber Elliot is the artist/pattern designer/quilter/educator behind Alderwood Studio. She has been sewing all her life, and has always loved bringing various fabrics together to give them new life. As a child, she used her grandmother's old clothes to create new fashion for her mom to wear. Then as a teen, Amber decided that she was going to make a…
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The pride of Crafills Gap, Kevin Johnson has created and crafted his own brand of storytelling, and today we dive all up in it. On today's episode we discuss: our mutual love for classic writers, both from the literature world and songwriting, the origins of his band name, what drives us as people and our beliefs, 90's music was just better, and ba…
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Tara Evans is the owner/artist/designer behind Taralee Quiltery. As a student, Tara thrived in math, science and the arts. Her main focus was to take as many classes in the arts as she could. Amanda and Tara attended rival high schools in Boise, but the two ended up in their respective schools' choir programs. Painting was Tara's original outlet, w…
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Quilting is Ben Millett's creative outlet outside his work at an agriculture company in Des Moines, Iowa. Ben explores color and shape by applying contemporary color palettes to traditional quilt blocks, turning digital concepts into a physical reality with fabric and thread. He creates to play, to communicate ideas, to further the gay agenda, to m…
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Celebrated storyteller and songwriter Drew Kennedy stopped by the condo to share some amazing stories and songs. On this episode we discuss: The Music Modernization Act, what drive streaming revenue, how music can capture your soul, what album changed Drew's life, and the history of the National Weather Service. Drew share two amazing unreleased so…
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Long time friend and brilliant songwriter Tanner Usrey made his first trip to Mile 0 Fest and crushed the MainStage. On today's episode we discuss: What makes music special, the life of the traveling musician and the toll the roads takes on you, humble origins, and pocket sand. Tanner share 3 songs with us, and that last one, that last one will bre…
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Long time staple of the songwriter game and A-list storyteller, Max Stalling has cemented his legacy through thoughtful words and songs you know by heart. On today's episode we discuss our love for the Keys, what makes performance and music special, what is on the horizon for the pair, as well as three incredible tunes, and one that will surprise y…
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Long time friend and festival guru & Director of Marketing for all 3 festivals, Kim Brian stopped by to talk all things Mile 0 Fest, Key Western, and Rok Island. On this episode we discuss: do's and don'ts of festival, comfy footwear, how to silence appliance beeping, and a host of all over the map topics. Until next time friends, adios!…
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Ann Skaehill is the quilter/designer behind Crafty Moose Quilts. She started sewing in 2011 when she was gifted the use of her grandmother's sewing machine. Ann has built her brand and business around making t-shirt quilts, designing quilt patterns and loving her inventory of fat quarters. Ann is one of the Nine Patch Quilt Collective, whose launch…
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Amanda Loewen is a quilt pattern designer in Canada. She has been knitting and sewing for much of her life but started sharing her quilting online about 5 years ago. She started designing and selling patterns in 2021 after taking a course to learn how. Amanda is still a full-time teacher and a mom of two young children. Although she designs beautif…
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Barbie Mills is a modern digital pantograph designer and long-arm quilter based in Utah. Barbie has been sewing for pretty much her whole life. She started quilting in high school and began her longarm business in 2012. Barbie was doing custom free-motion long-arming before she decided to go digital and leave the custom quilting behind. As her skil…
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April Singleton is the owner and designer behind Made In The Shed Quilts. She didn't start quilting until she was gifted her grandmother's sewing machine in 2014, and she hasn't stopped since! In 2019, as the space in her house was now filled with kids, April built a shed in her backyard. This is where all the magic happens! In addition to designin…
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Amanda is solo in this episode. She wants to thank all of you for being here with her this year, and can't wait to see what 2024 holds. Please be kind to yourself this holiday season. We love you and we are so excited to bring you new and exciting content in the new year! Cheers! This episode was supported by www.cristinabonnet.com/UNFOLD Check out…
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Christina West is the color-obsessed owner and face behind Kindred Quilt Co. From making crib sheets and baby bedding, Christina has grown her love of fabric, color, and design through her over 9 years of sewing and quilting. Christina's first business venture of making and selling crib sheets came to a close and opened the door for quilting. In 20…
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Christina Miller is the owner and happy face behind Fabric Pop - an online quilt shop for modern quilters. As a lifelong crafter, Christina has always loved fabric. Even in her first business endeavor - making and selling bags - Christina found the most joy in talking to her customers and other vendors about the fabric. When the business of bags ha…
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Jaxon Malone may have just begun his career in music but the review are already praising his passion and determination to become the best artist he can be. Join me as we discuss: home schooling, the power of live music and ensemble, Jaxon does a live first listen reaction on my favorite Charlie Stout song, and many other topics as I learn all about…
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Husband, father, poet, songwriter, and podcast host Bobby Duncan has many stories to tell and I was thankful he dropped in a few months back to share them with me. On today's episode we discuss: humble beginnings, what it's like to uproot your family and move across the country and then move back, silly sports rules, F1 racing, and of course, our l…
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Chris Marchini is a sewist and quilter based in Portland, Oregon. He is the brains and personality behind Rose City Originals. With his unique style brought to life in his quilting patterns and the content in his socials, Chris is speaking to tens of thousands of quilters who resonate with him. From showing his "Randomly Generated Quilt" series to …
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Whitney is the owner and quilter behind French Fry Quilt Company. She lives in Northern California with her husband and two cats. She is a yoga instructor and running coach. She held a job as an non-fiction editor then moved into retail management. When the opportunity came up for Whitney to pursue her vision for starting a quilt/fabric shop, she j…
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