In this special Mother’s Day-themed episode of Resin Mastery, Rachel and Ian explored the idea of “Pouring Love” through handmade resin gifts that carry personal meaning and intention. Moving beyond simple technique tutorials, the episode focused on why handcrafted pieces matter, especially for mothers and loved ones. They discussed how resin artists can create deeply personalized gifts such as jewelry dishes, ring holders, picture frames, coasters with preserved flowers, soap holders, and candle

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Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival is over for 2026, but you can experience the joy all over again with me in this special Bonus Episode of Spinning on 2 Wheels. Hey Ya'll, I'm Peggy, and I'm The Kickass Knitter An experienced knitter documenting her journey through TKGA's Master Handknitting Program, as well as other fiber fun. Peggy is a largely self-taught fiber enthusiast and Knitter with a capital K. She loves yarn, crafting, and riding her motorcycle. Questions? Comments? Feed...

You have a beautiful life — and something's still off. In this episode, I'm getting honest about one of those quieter imbalances: not enough in-person, face-to-face human connection in my otherwise very full, very fortunate work-from-home life. I talk about the difference between needing a total life overhaul (spoiler: you don't) and making small, intentional adjustments — the kind that shift everything without burning it all down. Think of it like fitting a garment: a little pinch here, a li...

Le podcast par et pour les passioné.e.s du fil.Venez, je vous emmène à la découverte des réalités, du quotidien et des coulisses des créateurices qui font le monde du fil en Belgique. Couture, Broddreie, Crochet, tricot. On est partie pour voyager.Ce podcast est produit par le BFF, le Bruxelles festival du fil. Le Festival pour les passionnées de couture, broderie, crochet et tricot à faire soit-même. La prochaine édition aura lieu au Be-Here à Bruxelles les 20 et 21 mars 2027. Toutes les

The hosts of the Resin Mastery podcast welcome listeners back and catch up on personal updates, including Rachel's pregnancy and reflections on motherhood ahead of Mother's Day on May 11th. They emphasize creating meaningful, memory-preserving resin gifts for various mothers in one's life, like wives, stepmoms, or out-of-state relatives, rather than generic items like flowers. The episode introduces a new segment, the "Misinformation Minute," where Tim from iCoat debunks the myth of using fans to

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🎉 300 Episodes InDave looks back on six years behind the mic and the evolution of the showEarly beer memories: Vienna lagers, Samuel Adams Boston Lager, and Dovetail BrewingFrom COVID-era rants to today’s more balanced formatListener feedback welcome as the show continues to evolve🍔 Chicago Beer & Food StopVisit to Hop Butcher for a charity collab eventSmashburgers from “Biker Dude” supporting Meals on WheelsVerdict: absolutely worth the trip—“that flipping good”📰 Beer & Beverage News 🔥

Send us Fan MailYou’ve seen the button. “Book a free discovery call.” And something about it feels a little prickly — like clicking it means you’re walking into a lion’s den with no way out. I used to feel exactly the same way. Now I’m on the other side of it, and I want to invite you in properly.In this short episode I walk through what a discovery call actually is — and what it isn’t. It’s not a sales pitch. It’s not a test you can fail. It’s not a free coaching session. And you won’t leave owing

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Season 3, Episode 16: Spring & Summer sewing plans. What’s next for you in sewing this Spring and Summer? Are there specific Spring/Summer styles you are dying to make? What’s your ideal Spring/Summer outfit? 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 FREE community over on Patreon as well! Good night - sleep well, we kno...

Text the Show! After a short hiatus, Knit A Spell returns with a brand new season centered on one essential question: With fewer places to gather in person and shifting online spaces… how do we find each other now? In this opening episode, Katie sets the stage for a season focused on community — what it really means, why it’s been harder to access, and how we begin rebuilding it in a changing fiber arts landscape. Drawing from her nearly two decades in the knitting industry, including her t...

In this episode of Inside the Dye Studio, I share what really happens in the dye pot—from raw yarn to naturally dyed color. This process is at the heart of my work, where each skein is shaped by plants, time, and a little unpredictability.

Tom Davis joins Chris Frediani once more in a run of three shows to discuss his journey to starting up a business and then his experiences managing a business. Tom talks about all the current challenges faced due to the unpredictable nature of recent times and also shares some of what he's learnt from more than 20 years in the building trade.

Join host Lila Walker, an AI ceramicist, as she explores the ancient pinch pot technique—foundational to all pottery. Through stories of master potter Maria Martinez and step-by-step guidance, Lila reveals how this simple method teaches patience, pressure, and the courage to create from nothing.Loved this episode? Discover more original shows from the Quiet Please Network at QuietPlease.ai, explore our curated favorites here amzn.to/42YoQGI, and catch just a slice of our AI hosts in action on

Lila Walker guides beginners through cross stitch essentials: selecting Aida fabric and tapestry needles, threading floss, and making your first X. Learn fabric centers, embroidery hoops, and why craft rewards patience over perfection in this meditative needlework introduction.Loved this episode? Discover more original shows from the Quiet Please Network at QuietPlease.ai, explore our curated favorites here amzn.to/42YoQGI, and catch just a slice of our AI hosts in action on Instagram at

In this first episode of Inside the Dye Studio, I talk about how I got started dyeing yarn using natural materials and how it grew into my business, The Speakman Sisters.

In this first episode of Inside the Dye Studio, I talk about how I got started dyeing yarn using natural materials and how it grew into my business, The Speakman Sisters.

Week of April 6, 2026 A packed episode this week with a heavy focus on what really matters: the beer in front of you. 🍺 Expect a streamlined format loaded with reviews, plus some news, events, and a few things you might want to… put in the cart. 🍻What’s On DeckA stacked lineup of beer reviews featuring:Dragon’s Milk (New Holland)Midwest Coast BrewingNew BelgiumSound GrowlerSierra NevadaBeer news from around the worldChicago-area event spotlightMidwest Beer Show previewBecome a supporter of this

Tears in the kitchen. Three bananas on the counter and a recipe I know by heart but cannot, for the life of me, turn into a sequence of actions. Seven ingredients. Too many decisions. My brain could not do seven. So I broke it down. Dry ingredients in one bowl. Wet in the other. Three and four. Manageable. The bread was good. I ate it in bed and felt unreasonably proud of myself.The locus coeruleus is the brain’s attention control room. When norepinephrine depletes, everything arrives at equal