Neue Podcasts

  • The Secret Quilters is a podcast for the new generation of quilters—those who love the craft but aren’t afraid to question it.

    We created this podcast because we kept asking the same question: Why isn’t anyone talking about this?

    Quilting is creative, inspiring, and deeply rooted in tradition—but it can also be overwhelming, expensive, and, at times, a little stuck in the past. We believe there’s room for a more honest conversation.

    Each week, we explore quilt shops, shop hops, fabrics, and tools—sharing real experiences, thoughtful critiques, and the kind of insights you usually only hear behind closed doors.

  • The Next Row by Rachel Klaver, owner of The Wool Shop, maker, chronic pattern-changer & colour nut I talk with independent designers, yarn makers, manufacturers and crafters about how things are made, along with my own yarn journey

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  • Do you want to sew clothes but are worried that the clothes will look homemade? Are you afraid of wasting your time, money & fabric? Tired of sewing beautiful clothes that never actually get worn, but just hang in the back of the closet? Do you want to expand your sewing skills but are nervous about trying new techniques?

    Welcome to Sew with Confidence! This podcast will help expand your sewing skills, provide guidance in choosing the materials for your next project, and help you confidently sew clothes that you and others will love to wear!

    Hi, I’m Lisa, the host of Sew with Confidence and the owner and designer behind Pink Hollybush Designs, a line of sewing patterns for children’s garments. I have been sewing since I was a little girl and my background is in smocking and heirloom sewing. I’ve had my share of sewing fails - garments that didn’t fit, choosing the wrong fabric, and sewing pieces that just weren’t my style or appropriate for my life. I hate the thought of the time and money that has been wasted.

    Through trial and error, along with many sewing classes, I have figured out how to sew with confidence. I discovered that choosing the right fabric and sewing techniques can make all the difference between a garment looking homemade or being one that you're proud to wear.

    If you are ready to expand your sewing skills, confidently sew clothes that you and others will love to wear, and be part of a supportive sewing community, then fire up that sewing machine, dive into your fabric stash, join me, and let’s Sew with Confidence!

  • Hosted by Lucy Black, BrightIAM brings you real conversations with the people doing bold, brilliant things for good causes.

    Each episode lifts the lid on what it really takes to build campaigns that make a difference - from comms and creativity to courage and community.

  • Karibu to the Kenya Connect Podcast Series! Kenya Connect is working to enrich and empower education for students, teachers and parents at 63 partner public schools in rural Kenya. Our multi-pronged approach breaks down barriers to education through providing Reusable Sanitary Pad Kits, clean water, and health and hygiene programs while also bridging the digital divide, providing a robust library and literacy program, reducing teen pregnancy and gender-based violence through the girl/boy empowerment program and providing enriching Teacher Professional Development. Tune in to hear about our programs and the beneficiaries we serve. Each 15 minute podcast is lively, entertaining and inspiring. Happy listening!

    For more information about Kenya Connect visit www.kenyaconnect.org or follow us on social media.

  • Context of the population, we focused on the first grade of a school in Tulua called Academia Sam.

  • Brad Haddin, Alyssa Healey and Adam Peacock.

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  • Life in the horse world is chaotic. Traveling constantly is chaotic. My brain? Also chaotic.

    Unhinged and Mostly Feral is where all of that collides.

    I’m Julia, joined by my imaginary raccoon co-host, Mischief—who has no qualifications but a lot of opinions.

    Expect stories, tangents, and a whole lot of “how did this even happen?”

    Current recurring problem: a mouse named Jerri who may or may not control my car.

  • I talk about whatever I want because I'm boring

  • MVP is a podcast for operators and product builders. It may be particularly helpful for first-time founders, early startup employees and those looking to make the leap into entrepreneurship!

  • We started a chocolate factory with zero experience in chocolate.

    Bean to Business is a weekly show from the team at Hill Country Chocolate in Fredericksburg, Texas. We make bean-to-bar chocolate—starting with raw cacao beans and turning them into finished bars right here in our production facility.

    Every week, we pull back the curtain on what it actually takes to run a small manufacturing business. The wins. The mistakes. The stuff nobody warns you about.

    We talk about sourcing ingredients from around the world, working with Italian production equipment, building a brand in a tourist town, and figuring it out as we go. Sometimes we bring in guests. Sometimes we just answer your questions.

    If you're running a small business, thinking about starting one, or just curious what happens inside a craft food operation, this show is for you.

    New episodes drop weekly.

  • At the Genesis of Startups, we interview entrepreneurs from the Australian startup ecosystem to explore what it’s really like to start a business. We are committed to building a deeply supportive entrepreneurial network based on empowerment and respect. Hosted by social enterprise founder William Tjo.

  • Outsider Inc. is dedicated to visionary leaders breaking the mold of tech entrepreneurship. Hosted by Ian Hathaway—co-author of The Startup Community Way: Evolving an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem and co-founder of seed-stage venture capital firm FOVC—each episode delivers exclusive interviews and insider insights from exceptional founders building generation-defining companies. Join us for an in-depth exploration into the real-life stories of entrepreneurs from unexpected places and backgrounds who overcame early setbacks, built resilient teams without following the traditional Silicon Valley playbook, and created thriving ecosystems in overlooked markets. Whether you're a first-time founder, seasoned innovator, or investor, you'll gain actionable strategies, unconventional wisdom, and practical takeaways to help you navigate your entrepreneurial journey—no matter where you come from. Join our community today by subscribing on your favorite podcast app and dive even deeper on our newsletter at outsiderinc.substack.com.

  • Some people talk about the fire within. Belinda Bradford chases it. Full Tilt is the podcast that gets inside the minds of founders and leaders— the ones who bet everything, rebuild from nothing, and somehow keep going. Belinda doesn't do surface-level.

    She digs into what really makes a founder tick: the obsession, the fear, the pivot that changed everything, and the stubborn belief that kept the lights on when logic said quit. As someone who lives at full throttle, Belinda brings an energy to every conversation that's equal parts relentless curiosity and raw honesty. She knows what it feels like to be all-in — and that's exactly why her guests open up in ways they don't anywhere else.

    Whether you're building something from scratch, dreaming about your first move, or deep in the messy middle of it — Full Tilt is for anyone who's ever felt that fire and refused to let it go out. Founders & Leaders. Raw & Unfiltered. Inspiring Anyone With Big Ambitions.

    Full Tilt with Belinda Bradford is brought to you by WEGroup Global. At WEGroup Global, we believe in the power of human connection. We design and run retreats, summits, and offsites for creators, growing businesses, associations, and enterprises.

    Learn more about us at wegroup-global.com

  • The course creation industry is drowning in crap, and Dr. Catrina Mitchum has zero patience for it and the knowledge and experience to fix it.  Every other week, she troubleshoots real course creation problems with real business owners who are genuinely stuck, using actual learning science. Because your people deserve better than a folder of videos they'll never finish.

  • MEASURED is a podcast from Book More Women exploring how power, access, and decision-making operate in the music industry, and mapping the systems that keep the status quo in place. We bring data and human stories together to tell the full story from all sides and discover, together, the best opportunities for real change.

    Season 1 is a deep dive into the music festival. From talent buyers to emerging artists, headliners to economics, each episode reveals a different piece of the system, identifying the systemic factors that determine who gets booked, who gets to headline, and who is left off the poster entirely.

    Through conversations with organizers and artists navigating the circuit in real time, and statistics that give us the big picture, MEASURED reveals how the festival machine really works today, and how it can be better – for everyone – tomorrow

    MEASURED is a project of Book More Women, edited and produced by SHEROES Productions.

    Host and Producer: Carmel Holt

    Engineer: Kelly Drake

    Executive Producer: Abbey Carbonneau

    Music: “Capacity” by Carling Berkhout

    Book More Women is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of Book More Women must be made payable to “Fractured Atlas” only and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

  • The Choir Director Podcast is the essential resource for choir directors, conductors and vocal leaders who want to build stronger choirs, run better rehearsals and create outstanding musical experiences.

    Hosted by international conductor and festival producer Russell Scott, each episode shares practical strategies for rehearsal technique, vocal training, repertoire choices, choir recruitment, leadership, performance preparation and managing real-world community and amateur choirs.

    Whether you lead a school choir, church choir, community choir or professional ensemble, this podcast gives you actionable ideas you can apply immediately — from improving blend and tuning to motivating singers and growing your choir.

    Featuring expert interviews with leading conductors, vocal specialists, composers and choir educators, alongside solo coaching episodes packed with real solutions for real choir challenges.

    If you’re a choir director who wants practical tools, musical insight and leadership strategies to help your singers thrive, this is the podcast for you.

  • JCC Voices is the official podcast of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh, a space for meaningful conversations, inspiring stories, and the people who make our community stronger every day. From culture and wellness to leadership, family, creativity, and connection, each episode brings fresh perspectives and authentic voices from across the JCC and beyond.

    Join us as we explore the ideas, experiences, and conversations shaping Greater Pittsburgh, one voice at a time.