Garmology is a podcast about our clothes, old and new, how they are made, and the impact they have, from a perspective of making, buying, wearing, collecting, evaluating and appreciating. With interesting guests, the aim is to provide a non-fashion view of the world of our clothes. Expect plenty of opinions! Garmology is made by Nick Johannessen. There is no advertising or sponsorship, but you are... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Fashion & BeautyArtsCraftsLeisure |
Repost: This week I'm heading back to Scotland for a chat with Clare Campbell of Prickly Thistle, a self-proclaimed rebel mill outside Inverness. From a background as a chartered accountant, Clare took a u-turn, or maybe a swerve, when she discovered... more
Repost: A slight diversion guest-wise today, as it's my sister Emma, a psychologist, that picks up the phone for a fly-on-the-wall style chat about topics within the Garmology sphere. We talk about the psychology of social media, why retail therapy h... more
In this episode, I sit down with Carolyn Denham, the visionary behind Merchant & Mills, a renowned supplier of patterns and fabrics for home sewers. Delving into Carolyn's rich background, we uncover her formative years as a passionate sewer in rural... more
Back by popular demand, Jon and Shaun join me once again for a meandering (but mighty enjoyable) chat covering all sorts — from smelly clothes and style dilemmas to menswear books, garment care, and even buying secondhand from celebs. Listener questi... more
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The only problem with this pod Is that you get addicted to it and have to listen to some of the episodes several times.
It also gives you crazy Ideas that the only reasonable thing to do right now (at least if you are into sewing) is to start producing your own small scale workwear brand in totally traceable cloth made somewhere up here in the north part of Europe. Love it🙏🙏!!
Nick is obviously very knowledgeable about “clothes and stuff”, but, unlike many podcast hosts, Nick lets the guests speak. This gives the guests time to tell their own story in their own way, often revealing information that’s not directly related to the clothes - information that’s often much more interesting.
Nick is also aware that clothes are not just about fashion or style, but also a lens through which we view ourselves, society, economics, ethics, and beyond. It’s well worth subscribing... more
Totally unique interview style, perfect any time of day I need to wind dow
This has become one of my favourite podcasts about clothing, craft, making. As a number of reviews have already said, the host Nick really lets the interviewees do the talking. Sometimes there are moments where you wonder if the guests are expecting more of a journalistic flurry of questions, then it’s lovely when they get in their stride and just talk and talk about their work and passions. At first I went through the catalogue and listened to people I was interested in and heard of. Caroline D... more
Some excellent deep dives into interesting brands. A great listen while a work away in my own studio.
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Exploring the world of clothing from a unique perspective, this podcast highlights individual stories behind garments, sustainability, craftsmanship, and the cultural impacts of fashion. Through conversations with a diverse range of guests, topics such as bespoke shoemaking, sustainable practices in textile production, and the emotional connections we have with our clothing are examined in depth. The podcast stands out for its casual, relaxed style of interviews that allow guests to share their journeys and insights, often leading listeners to think more critically about the fashion industry and their personal choices regarding clothing.
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These podcasts share a similar audience with Garmology:
1. Check Your Thread: Sewing More Sustainably
2. Haptic & Hue
3. Love to Sew Podcast
4. The Long Thread Podcast
5. Seamwork Radio: Sewing and Creativity
Garmology launched 5 years ago and published 165 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Garmology include:
1. Adele Williamson
2. Wendy Ward
3. Liam Maher
4. Nigel Cabourn
5. Kenneth McClure
6. Gillian McNeill
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