A podcast about creativity, ritual & slow seasons.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureCrafts |
This episode is a dream come true for my nerdy heart - I had a chance to talk to Dr. Isabella Rosner, whose podcast Sew What? I've been a fan of for years. We talked about how she got into textile histories, her PhD research and work at the Royal Sch... more
This episode is my first interview with a guest in about eight months and I could not feel more excited & honoured to speak to Chaney Williams. There was so much in this conversation that was a balm to my soul - we talked about life-changing moments ... more
In this episode I'm sharing more about an oral history project I'll be running this year - I want to find out how people with disabilities, like myself, used needlework to explore a sense of place and heritage during lockdown. I'm excited to explore ... more
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I’m so happy to have discovered Yarrow’s gentle podcast.
Yarrow is such a gentle soul and has a lovely and nourishing presence. I'm grateful to learn from her in whatever capacity she wishes to share. Her podcast is wise and insightful and generous.
Yarrow's demeanor is so gentle and warm, while also being honest, thoughtful, and aware of... basically... how to be human. Which is to say, how to be alive. They raise questions in the loveliest way that invite one into deeper consideration around broad topics, from living in relationship with all beings, to ritual, creativity, the body, anti-capitalism, plant wisdom, and more. I love listening to both guest interviews and Yarrow's solo chats directly with the listener. Thank you, Yarrow, for s... more
I like some of her reflections, but the wokeness is a bit much. She may be suffering from Stockholm syndrome.
Yarrow brings so much coziness and gentleness to their podcast, and they have the ability to bring out beautiful conversations with their guests. I love the way listening to this podcast feels; it’s like a warm beverage on a cloudy day surrounded by a cozy fireplace and fluffy blanket. So grab your own fluffy blanket and be ready for some insightful conversation. Thank you, Yarrow, for building such an open and loving space in this podcast.
Apple Podcasts | #73 | United States/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #33 | United Kingdom/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #103 | Canada/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #43 | France/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #104 | Germany/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #108 | Australia/Leisure/Crafts |
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