Haptic & Hue
Jo AndrewsHaptic & Hue's Tales of Textiles explores the way in which cloth speaks to us and the impact it has on our lives. It looks at the different light textiles cast on the story of humanity. It thinks about the skills that go into constructing it and what it means to the people who use it.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureSociety & CultureCrafts | |||
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There is a little mannequin which has played a hidden role in history. We admire the portraits of the great men and women of the past dressed in the height of fashion. But how, in an age without cameras or magazines, did they know what was in style? more
In a small corner of London lies one of the most evocative collection of textiles anywhere in the world. The fabrics – which are quite ordinary - are in the so-called billet books which recorded the identity and clothing of every baby accepted at the... more
An extraordinary new exhibition has just opened in the small Alabama township of Gees Bend, and it gives us some clues as to why this community of world-famous quilters became home to one of America's greatest creative legacies.
The quilts of Gees ... more
It's nearly five years since the Anglo Trinidadian textile designer, Althea McNish, died in near obscurity in London. In that time her reputation and her standing has grown dramatically and she is now recognized around the world as the one of the fir... more
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I love the content of this podcast, but it is extremely difficult to listen to. The difference in volume between the host and the recordings she plays is huge. I have to crank it up to hear the recordings, then be ready to quickly turn it way down when the host begins talking again. I really, really want to listen to every episode, but I’ve found it impossible. Too much frustration and too many volume related jump scares
Apple Podcasts2sssantosha
United States23 days ago - Informational and entertaining
Sometimes it can be hard to find a podcast that offer offers you both loads of information, but is also uniquely entertaining. This falls into that category. I absolutely love learning the history of some of the things that they discuss. Can’t wait for more episodes. This is my favorite podcast.
Apple Podcasts5FashionistaBetchUnited States2 months ago - Always Excellent and Joyful
I always enjoy the well-researched, empathetic, and joyful episodes of Haptic and Hue. I was nervous about the Gee’s Bend episode -Europeans can exoticize the South and Black people- but I found it to be one of the most respectful and meaningful episodes about the community that I’ve read. Jo allowed the complexity of artistic identity and craft and necessity to sit together comfortably without forcing a narrative over it all. I’m thankful for this story.
Apple Podcasts5SMackInTxUnited States2 months ago - Essential for textile lovers
This is worth following and delving into the archives. The program covers a broad range of textiles, traditions, crafts, and cultures. Enlightening.
Apple Podcasts5UserbcUnited States3 months ago - My new favorite!
I'm so glad that I found this show. I am a Sewist and a retired Costume Designer, and the depth of this podcast and the way it's produced is absolutely lovely. I will be listening to this on my daily morning walks. I'm so excited to check out the prior episodes. To the makers of this podcast, please know that I think this is absolutely outstanding work and I'm a big fan now. Cheers. :)
Apple Podcasts5ZenPebbleUnited States3 months ago
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A focus on textiles provides a unique lens through which to explore human history and experience. Episodes cover various aspects of textile arts, cultural significance, and the personal stories behind fabric and craft, with insights from experts and practitioners in the field. The integration of storytelling with historical context emphasizes the importance of textiles in shaping communities and identities, illustrating themes of resilience, creativity, and heritage. This podcast likely appeals to those with an interest in crafts, history, and the societal roles textiles play in cultural narratives.
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Which podcasts are similar to Haptic & Hue?
These podcasts share a similar audience with Haptic & Hue:
1. The Long Thread Podcast
2. Check Your Thread: Sewing More Sustainably
3. Threads Magazine Podcast: "Sewing With Threads"
4. Love to Sew Podcast
5. Seamwork Radio: Sewing and Creativity
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Haptic & Hue launched 6 years ago and published 72 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 Haptic & Hue include:
1. Rebecca Devaney
2. Steve Graf
3. Eliane Bonnibel
4. Jean Saint-Martin
5. Sean Byrne
6. Caroline de Stefani
7. John Stiles
8. Emma Tennant
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