Podcasts

Podcasts I listen to.

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I LOVE the Love to Sew podcast. Helen and Caroline are really good at explaining all things sewing and ask all the questions you want to know from the guests they interview. Do you listen? If you are interested in sewing clothes this is a must listen to podcast.

The first podcast I listen to on Monday mornings is Armchair Expert. Dax Shepard asks the questions you want to know from celebrities, laughs with them and gets really deep into their lives. I didn’t initially listen to the experts on experts episodes he does on Thursday mornings until one started playing before I could change it and I was hooked. I am making my way back through and listening to all of them. They are packed full of good information.

I love me some Business Shet from Mimi G. She tells it how it is and gives you the kick in the pants you need to do your business. If you have a home business, want one give it a listen you will not be disappointed.

This American Life hosted by Ira Glass is one of my all time favorites. Ira’s voice is so calming for me, and he tells a wonderful story. Ira was actually on Armchair Expert as a guest and it was so good!!

Terrible Thank for Asking is, well sad sometimes. Nora, the host, has an wonderful personality, so much so you feel like you are friends while you listen. She talks about what people avoid and

If I hear about a murder podcast I usually go look for it and see if I like it. Serial for sure was super good, second season meh, third season was pretty good. Killing on the Cape,

Here is the list of other podcasts I will visit if it is something interesting on it.

*Man in the Window

*Dr Death

*The Shrink Next Door

*While she Naps

*Radio Lab

*Reply All

*Wife of the Party

The list can go on and on!

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I'm Olivia, I sew, cook and am part of a blended family. My husband Steve and I have nine children, four are his, five are mine. We have six girls and three boys ages 13-25. I learned to sew from my grandma Mary, my dad's mom. She made beautiful Raggedy-Ann and Andy dolls, pillows and clothes for her children when they were younger. I spent many weekends with her stuffing legs and arms, going to the fabric store and on occasion I went to shows with her to sell her beautiful makes. I had my first daughter at 19 and wanted to make her a blanket. I used my grandma's sewing machine and she guided me along the way, I think Mary, my oldest, still might have that blanket. Over the years I have sewn a variety of dolls, plush cuties, pillows and just started getting into sewing clothes. Welcome to my adventures in sewing, being part of a big family and my small part of the internet.