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Best Fiber podcasts we could find (updated May 2020)
Best Fiber podcasts we could find
Updated May 2020
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The weave podcast, a project of GIST: Yarn & Fiber, brings together a community of fiber artists and people who love weaving, farmers and mill owners, textile artists and loom manufacturers, to tell the stories of the threads that bind us together.
 
We are two friends podcasting from the alternately frozen or boiling mosquito-ridden Canadian prairies. Between us we do knitting, crochet, spinning, sewing, and eventually weaving. Diana: Software and web developer by day, fiber fiend by night. And also sometimes in the day. Find me on Ravelry as wool-rat and on Twitter as @artemis_134. Jocelyn: Living proof that going blind does not mean slowing down. From owning my own etsy shop to teaching myself to knit and falling in love with fiber cr ...
 
The Marginal Gains Podcast, presented by Silca is the show that makes a big deal about the little things, and how those little things...can be a big deal. Josh Poertner of Silca, along with Hottie and Fatty, talks about all aspects of cycling — design, manufacturing, marketing, riding, racing, management and most likely every from a thoughtful perspective. It's a podcast for the thinking cyclist.
 
F This Knit is the knitting podcast you'll swear by! Amber, Emily, and Erin are three fiber friends who talk about knitting, spinning, yarn, and whatever else catches their fancy. In addition to our topic for the episode, we discuss News, Finished Objects, Works In Progress, New Projects, and Stash Enhancements.
 
Join host Allison Korleski as she talks with people from all corners of the yarniverse: designers and dyers, shepherds and spinners, publishers and pathfinders. From family farms in the American heartland to a woman’s cooperative in Afghanistan, each episode explores what connects us as knitters and makers.
 
Want to worship God with every fiber of your being? The Holistic Christian Life podcast will show you how to be intentional in every area of your life. Cynthia Damaskos, a Certified Holistic Health Coach will guide you with interviews that will educate and inspire. Sometimes focused on the body, sometimes on the mind or emotions, but always linked to our soul. Holistically. As God created!
 
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It was a fun chat this episode after a long week. Knitting, old cookbooks, vintage Norwegian sweaters, and a few tangents! We also announced the winner of the Cosmic Crisp giveaway. Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com. Join the community on Ravelry or become a patron a…
 
After a bitter battle with Comcast and a successful referendumto reclaim local authority back in 2017, Fort Collins, Colorado, is moving forward with its municipal fiber network, Connexion. The city is starting to connect residents to the network, so we wanted to check back in with local activists and Connexion staff to find out how it’s going. In …
 
This is another short breed review podcast. The East Fresian fiber I spun was a lovely brown color and very easy to spin in roving. There is a short information portion included at the end for a breed of hair sheep called Barbados Blackbelly. Unfortunately I have not been able to get a fiber sample yet for this Shave 'Em to Save 'Em passport breed.…
 
When it comes to history, wars and plagues and art and science are the exciting stuff. Linen bed sheets are not. But fiber—fabric— is an integral part of human progress. From Neanderthal caves to Egyptian pyramids, from Viking ships to spaceships, we journey through almost 40,000 years of human advancement. And humble cloth is the springboard. View…
 
Introduction In this episode, I’ve got some knitting, some sewing, a little tale for you about how the episode got its name, and I am all spun up about some dreamy yarn. Updates I have missed you. We are all stuck here in the middle of the COVID-19 Crisis. I tell you a bit about what life is like for us right now. Sadly, I am enjoying my time worki…
 
[Just a quick warning that we’re going to be throwing around some curse words in today’s episode so if you’ve got little ears listening or that kind of language just isn’t your thing, you can make an informed choice about that.] My guest today is Amy E. Smith, aka The Joy Junkie. Amy is a certified professional career coach and her personal mission…
 
What’s in Our Cup Birthday Cake from David’s Tea McDonald’s Coffee Woolly Workings Jocelyn: Sally Socks out of Knit Picks Felici Kram Cardi Aunt’s blanket of many squares out of Bernat Premium Mitered square blanket out of acrylic leftovers Test square for another scrappy blanket based on a patter from Fiber Spider Diana: Flax Pullover Spinning Yar…
 
In Episode 80, Greg and Pam discuss sourdough, experimenting, and hexes. They also discuss Chapter 1 in Knitting Rules by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee. Special thanks to Chasing-Rainbows Karen for the intro! SPONSORS We are Knitcrate Ambassadors! Are you the kind of knitter who would enjoy receiving a surprise package of yarn in the mail every month? The…
 
Save 82%, Buy 2 get 5 Free, on the "Stay Home Super Bundle" launch this week. Five Training Programs, Joint-by-Joint Mobility, Nutrition and massive savings using code “stayhome” at checkout. In today’s episode the crew discusses: The 3 mechanisms of building muscle Why bands are the secret to hypertrophy at home The benefits of using bands over he…
 
In this episode of the Community Broadband Bits podcast, we get an introduction to what this week’s guest calls “the most Southern of protocols” — Wi-Fi. Here to guide us is Heather “Mo” Williams, Manager of Solutions Engineering at Ruckus Networks, Wi-Fi engineer for Black Hat conferences, and co-host on the podcast This Week in Enterprise Tech. D…
 
We have news, Finished Objects, Works in Progress, Cast Ons, and Stash Enhancements for you. Lauren from Valkyrie Fibers hangs out with us and we ask her not so awkward questions (for once). Continue the discussion on our Forums. Thank you to our Sponsor: BeeKindYarn BeeKind Yarn has hand-dyed yarn and handmade stitch markers, $3 from every sale go…
 
One of Cynthia’s favorite interviewees, (Presbytera) Julie Honeycutt is featured again this week with a timely topic in the area of change. How do we embrace it? Whether it’s our health, being quarantined, or connected to relationships, there are certain ways that we can look at our feelings and understand that they are normal…they are from God…and…
 
This week on the podcast LaChaun is speaking with Stephanie Pinerio of Shed Textile Company. Shed Textile Company focuses on the art of hand weaving and local fibers in New York State. The fibers used in her pieces are hand-sourced locally from farmers, spinners, shearers, dyers, makers, tradesmen and the countless regional fiber festivals that dot…
 
Save 82%, Buy 2 get 5 Free, on the "Stay Home Super Bundle" launch this week. Five Training Programs, Joint-by-Joint Mobility, Nutrition and massive savings using code “stayhome” at checkout. In today’s episode the crew discusses: How to create advanced bodyweight workouts Why bands are the secret to hypertrophy at home Building Aerobic Capacity an…
 
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has worked for many years to protect privacy and civil liberties online and to support technological innovation and widespread Internet access. Ernesto Falcon, Senior Legislative Counsel at EFF, speaks with Christopher for this episode of the Community Broadband Bits podcast. After explaining EFF’s mission, …
 
We are happy to report that we continue to seek questions Josh is unable to answer, or at least unwilling to try. We regret to announce that we have so far failed, in spite of the fact that in this episode we expanded our universe of acceptable questions to include how to make electric scooters more aero. Josh was, in fact, distressingly excited by…
 
In today’s episode the crew discusses: Finding inspiration through adversity. Fathers suicide and finding purpose Building an online fitness business and inspiring others How the idea of bear crawling 26.2 miles came to be Training for a 26.2 mile bear crawl Raising money and answering to higher calling Expectations on being in a bear crawl for 15+…
 
In today’s episode the crew discusses: Rules and regulations for reopening gyms How will the gym experience look when you work out Will CrossFit gyms survive the social distancing What happens when big box gym chains go bankrupt What is the role of coaches in educating on health post Covid-19 Best strategies for building an online business Will mos…
 
This week Cynthia is featuring a special interview that was presented specifically for the Six Weeks to Sanity members this past January. It’s an example of the special attention given to the needs of the members. It is with Gail Hyatt. A mother of 5 daughters, an empty nester, and a grandmother. How did she move throughout the stages of her life w…
 
This week on the podcast Sarah will be talking to Ben Hostetler, the Operations Manager at Mountain Meadow Wool Mill. They will be discussing what it's like running a small family business in the wool industry, how ranchers and their own mill are adapting to changes brought by COVID-19, and about their Kickstarter for a new line of wool kids clothi…
 
In today’s episode the crew discusses: Breakdown of energy systems What are the best tools for testing and assessing capacity Is there a way to not be in pain training the anaerobic system How to go short, medium, and long and not red line The importance of having an efficient aerobic system Strategies for recovery and how the aerobic system plays …
 
Jordan Rapp is one of the true greats in triathlon. You may know Jordan as a 5 time Ironman Winner, or maybe as and ITU World Champion.. Or maybe as a US pursuit champion on the track. Nowadays, his claim to fame includes the fact that he designed the Alpe du Zwift (and much more of the gameplay on Zwift, for that matter). Enjoy this episode as Jos…
 
Test Knitters Wanted! I have completed a draft for a toe-up sock pattern, the first in a four-pattern collection that takes its inspiration from Clarissa Pinkola Estés’ Women Who Run with the Wolves. I need test knitters for 56, 64, and 72 stitch circumference socks in solid or tonal yarn. You will have approximately one … Continue reading Episode …
 
My guest today is Glenn Martin, a business consultant with over 30 years of experience. In 2002 he founded Trakstar, a human resource software application which he grew to 250K online users in 35 countries before he sold the company in 2016. Glen is formally retired but lends his expertise as a counselor with the Central Mountain Small Business Dev…
 
We last spoke to Brian Skelton, president of Tullahoma Utilities Authority, in 2013 for episode 54 of the Community Broadband Bits podcast. Since then, the Tennessee city’s municipal fiber network, LightTube, has continued to offer Internet access, voice, and video services, attracting new businesses to the region. For this episode of the Community…
 
In today’s episode the crew discusses: Why do so many males struggle with Low Testosterone Why fit individuals are struggling to lose weight Understanding maintenance, surplus, and deficit calories How long should you stay in a caloric deficit The affects of overtraining on your hormones Is adrenal fatigue real and what is actually happening Why do…
 
The breathtaking mountains of northwest Colorado have long attracted skiers and hikers, but broadband providers haven’t found the region’s rugged landscape and sparse population as appealing. Enter Project THOR, a middle mile fiber network developed out of a collaboration among local governments and private companies led by the Northwest Colorado C…
 
This episode we have a new swear of the month for you, shitgibbon. Plus we chat about our Google Searches and Signal Boosts. Some of which may involve some Animal Crossing and pretty dice sets. We discuss our non knitting FOs, WIPs, and starts (which includes some sewing, whaaaaaat?!) And we get into all the TV we've been watching while we're shelt…
 
Today Cynthia talks with Kosmos McLean about the role of physical exercise for a Christian, and how it relates to whole and holistic health. Why is the care of the body so connected to our soul? How did God create us so that everything works in harmony to create good health? They talk about mindset and the willingness to make changes in our lives s…
 
This week on the podcast LaChaun is speaking with Ashton Zager. Ashton is a fiber artist based out of her home in Asheville, North Carolina. She’s a self taught weaver, known for her beautiful circular weavings and woven jewelry pieces. Prior to weaving, she didn’t consider herself creative, but she quickly began to use weaving as a form of therapy…
 
In today’s episode the crew discusses: Anders new training goals How to drop time in the mile How to write a program for dropping a minute off your mile Energy system training: sprints and long runs How much flexibility should you have in your programming How long should be be 100% on program What is appropriate when going off of your program And m…
 
Recording with a Zoom audience again this time! Two finished knitting projects, some “show and tell” and some finished spinning. Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com. Join the community on Ravelry or become a patron and support the show on our Patreon Page. This was ano…
 
This is the first of a series of sheep breed fleece reviews. Today's episode is about the Cheviot sheep. I was able to spin sample from two different families of this sheep, the Classic Cheviot from the US farm Yucca Farm. I was not able to find a web link for them on Google. The Brecknock Hill Cheviot sample came from Wychwood Spinner. It was part…
 
In Episode 79, Greg and Pam discuss weather, weaving, and wool wash. They also begin their next book, Knitting Rules by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee. Special thanks to John for the intro! SPONSORS We are Knitcrate Ambassadors! Are you the kind of knitter who would enjoy receiving a surprise package of yarn in the mail every month? Then you need to sign u…
 
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