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Cogknitive Podcast

Dr. Gemma
Mental Health
Knitting
Yarn Crafting
Crafting
Community Support
Cognitive Fiber Retreat
Running
Los Angeles
Community
Thanksgiving
CFR 11
Santa Clarita Valley
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Community Engagement
Quilting
Emotional Support Chickens
Psychology
Kaizen
Social Media
Kindle

Welcome to my podcast about yarn crafting, psychology, and other homey topics. Thanks for listening!

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Shownotes can be found on our blog at cogknitivepodcast.blogspot.com and also on our group on Ravelry.

Shownotes can be found on our blog at cogknitivepodcast.blogspot.com and also on our group on Ravelry.

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Recent Guests

Jennifer Langer-Turchin
Owner of Jennifer Knits, a full-service knitting supply shop
Jennifer Knits
Episode: Episode 304: Just that Kind of Week
Liz Stroka
Owner of The woven End Yarn Cafe (Woven End Yarn Cafe)
Woven End Yarn Cafe
Episode: Episode 301a: (301 fixed) 2027 LA Yarn Crawl Begins
Jasmine Knitmore
Knitwear/fiber arts creator and contributor mentioned as a guest
Knitmore
Episode: Episode 285: In the City

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Dr. Gemma
Host of Cogknitive Podcast; psychologist with a focus on fiber arts and community wellbeing

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 56 ratings
  • Love everything about this podcast

    This podcast has it all - knitting, crochet, spinning and sewing peppered with useful tips for living your best life. Dr. Gemma has it all. Dr. Gemma is relatable, kind, and thoughtful, and so can always count on having a good time listening while I’m doing something crafty of putting on the earbuds and listening while catching up on tasks around the house. 100% recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kcg789
    United States3 years ago
  • Dangerous old entitled white woman!!! Find something better!

    I want to love Dr. Gemma’s podcast and if I were someone who didn’t care about substance and only focused on entertainment, I would be able to ignore her seriously problematic statements and approach. From recalling The Black Panther movies as the ‘Wakanda movies’ to ignoring her privilege in statements about her finances to critiquing everything from books to podcasts from a point of how it made her feel without addressing her position in whether or not she’s even a part of the demographic or f... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    G.Chrysler
    United States3 years ago
  • Loved this podcast!!

    I really enjoyed listening to this when resting and working on my craft project. I just wanted to say thank you for accurately sharing that the Wednesday snood is not a true snood, but an oversized infinity scarf. I have very long hair and use snoods on a regular basis. People are constantly “correcting “ me and telling me that I am not wearing a snood, but no one seems to be able to tell me what I am wearing. I learned to make a simple snood from my Amish foster mother and have many co... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    new2love
    United States4 years ago
  • Enjoyable

    Ok, I would’ve written this directly to Dr Gemma, but didn’t know how to get in touch. This podcast is enjoyable and feels like sitting and catching up with a friend!

    However….. as a canine professional (CPDT-KA), I was so soooo crushed to hear how she and the husband deal with Captain’s potty issues. I definitely recommend branching out your studies and learning more about canine cognition. They simply, unequivocally, cannot be “reminded” that you are mad because she peed in the house. Even im... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    AKcheechako
    United States4 years ago
  • Problematically complicated.

    I want to love Dr. Gemma’s podcast and if I were someone who didn’t care about substance and only focused on entertainment, I would be able to ignore her seriously problematic statements and approach.

    From recalling The Black Panther movies as the ‘Wakanda movies’ to ignoring her privilege in statements about her finances to critiquing everything from books to podcasts from a point of how it made her feel without addressing her position in whether or not she’s even a part of the demographic or... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    G.Chrysler
    United States4 years ago

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The host blends psychology with knitting in a comforting, down-to-earth way.
Listeners appreciate the warm, candid storytelling and practical craft tips.
Many hear the show as a supportive, community-driven space for makers.

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Episode 301: 2027 LA Yarn Crawl Begins
Q: What do you want people to know about your shop?
Liz Stroka explains that the core of the shop is the community—creating a space for people to gather, learn, and support one another through events, stitch socials, and charitable efforts like knitted knockers for breast cancer awareness.

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A warm, conversation-rich show that blends fiber arts with psychology and everyday life. Listeners can expect detailed craft updates, store visits, yarn crawls, and practical strategies for managing online interactions, stress, and mental well-being, all delivered with a calm, coaching-informed voice. The host weaves personal stories, community focus, and wellness tips into practical guidance for makers and curious minds, often highlighting brick-and-mortar shops, indie dyers, and the therapeutic value of hands-on crafts. A notable strength is the seamless pairing of cognitive-behavioral insights with approachable crafting advice, making it approachable for hobbyists and professionals alike while preserving a cozy, community-centric vibe.

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