Season 2, Episode 34: Planning your makes! Do you plan your makes or do you wing it? What are the first steps for planning a make? What are the benefits of planning vs winging it with a make? What are the tools you can use to plan a make? Insewmniacs is created, performed, edited and produced by Jenny Hassler and Moira Asheland. Please check us out on Instagram at @insewmniacs @johassler @atomicbabycosplay. You can find our community over on Patreon as well! ...

In this episode, Sue Grant (Managing Director of Berthon Sales Group) shares our latest yacht sales insights for August 2025. What began as a light-hearted Teams chat between our international offices has grown into a more structured monthly review of the yacht market — and now into a regular podcast feature. Sue dives into what’s happening across our territories — the UK, Mediterranean, Scandinavia, the USA, and beyond. From seasonal slowdowns in August to the build-up for the autumn boat s...

Welcome to the very first episode of the Berthon Podcast. In this short pilot, Sue Grant, Managing Director of the Berthon Sales Group, introduces who we are, what we do, and why we’ve launched this series. Berthon is a fourth-generation, family-owned business with shipyard roots stretching back centuries, and today we’re one of the most established international yacht brokerages in the market. We sell around 200 yachts a year, across sail and power, from 35ft bluewater cruisers to 120ft perf...

In this Stranded Thought, Anne lingers on the threads of tradition, culture, and memory that wove through Norwegian Wool Month 2025.From sheep, spinners, and mills to the landscapes and communities that keep wool alive, the month was full of stories. One story in particular keeps calling Anne back: that of Marit Emstad, often called the mother of Selbu knitting. You’ll hear how the Selbu rose – the iconic star-shaped motif – traveled across centuries and continents before becoming deeply

The morning sun rises over the rolling hills of Lineville, Alabama. A soft mist clings to the tall pines, and the sound of rushing water carries through the air. Welcome to the Alabama Gold Camp—a place where history, adventure, and nature come together for a weekend you’ll never forget.

Labor Day marks a significant transitional period both in work and in life, as many reflect on the past eight months and prepare for the coming busy season. It's a time for rest and renewal—a welcome break to spend with family, appreciate the year's achievements, and plan for what lies ahead. The podcast hosts emphasize the importance of pausing during this long weekend not only to relax but also to gather momentum for the busy final months of the year, which are filled with holidays and

Send us a text Join Felicia Lo from SweetGeorgia Yarns as she reflects on the company's upcoming anniversary! September 2025 marks 20 years since its humble beginnings, starting with hand-dyed yarns made right at her dining room table. Felicia shares her amazement at how quickly time has flown by since starting SweetGeorgia Yarns and talks about how and why they founded the School of SweetGeorgia and now the new SweetGeorgia Community.

In this episode of Ink Differently we sat down with Dimple Patel, the Chief Product Officer here at Sawgrass, to discuss the software applications we offer our users and how using them can equal business success.

Charlie Collison returns to talk to Ash Mahoney about his current work and experiences on site currently. Charlie explains why he feels 2025 has been a bad year for the Bricklaying trade and also touches on some unspoken truths of the trade.

What does it really mean to “know how to knit”?In this Stranded Thought, Anne takes inspiration from the TV show So You Think You Can Dance to explore a familiar phrase she’s heard countless times: “I thought I knew how to knit… but clearly I didn’t.” Through stories of knitters who have joined her journeys – many of them with decades of experience – Anne reflects on why knitting is not just a skill to master once, but a lifelong journey of curiosity, humility, and growth. Inside Anne’s

After Cut is Scrap Talk’s official post-show segment—your backstage pass to bonus stories, candid guest chats, and extra crafting tips you won’t hear anywhere else.

Millpond and Little Lager collaborated on Milklörd. Aged in Malört, this Helles is fantastic! I’ll have this, plus all the news of the week and a long-lost segment returns this week!  Millpond BrewingLittle Lager  Bruz Beers  Beer Media GroupBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/beer-in-front--5704447/support.

In this episode of Anne’s Norwegian Knitting Conversations, Anne takes you on a tour of the three journeys that shape her knitting world – the Mountain, the Fjord, and the Northern Light.Why are they called journeys, and not just memberships or levels? Because knitting is more than a skill – it’s a path of discovery. Whether you’re a complete beginner, a lifelong knitter, or someone in between, each journey offers a way to deepen your skills, connect with others, and find magic in your

Firestone Walker was kind enough to send over their new Mix Pack featuring 4 great IPA's, I'll have them all this week. That, plus all the news and details on the Oak Park Microbrew Review next Saturday the 16th! Firestone Walker Mix PackOak Park Microbrew ReviewBeer Media GroupBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/beer-in-front--5704447/support.

In this episode of Stranded Thoughts, Anne reflects on a deceptively simple – yet incredibly powerful – idea: how knowing your gauge can transform the way you knit socks… and everything else.Yes, it sounds practical. But it’s also magic. Anne shares a piece of advice she once received: “If you know how to knit socks, you know all the techniques you need to create anything.” Mentioned in this episode:- The new Norwegian Wool Month sock pattern – including notes on gauge flexibility- Live

In Norway, a good pair of wool socks isn’t just a a pair of socks.In this short episode, Anne shares the story of the raggsokk, a thick, hand-knit wool sock that has kept Norwegian feet warm for generations. You’ll hear: What makes a raggsokk different from ordinary socks Why Norwegians love these thick, practical socks in autumn and winter A little peek into Norwegian sock terminology: Sokk – covers the foot up to the ankle Strømpe – covers the leg, thin or thick Knestrømpe –

In this episode of the Resin Mastery Podcast, the hosts dive into the theme of preserving flowers from religious events using ICOAT Epoxy. They introduce the idea that many blessed flowers, coming from events like weddings, funerals, baptisms, and religious holidays, are often discarded after ceremonies despite their emotional and spiritual significance. The conversation highlights the lost value in tossing out such flowers and advocates for their preservation as lasting mementos, not just for