Diva Knitting Podcast

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• 1 Kat // Feb 3, 2008 at 12:56 pm

  Nice podcast! I enjoyed it tremendously! I hope that you keep it up!

• 2 La // Feb 4, 2008 at 5:03 pm

  OMG! you’re doing a podcast too! AWESOME! Time to add another to the subscriptions!

  I think I like exclamation points!

• 3 JenLa » Finished Object - Smackdown!* // Feb 4, 2008 at 7:09 pm

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• 4 Bonne // Feb 5, 2008 at 10:34 am

  REALLY enjoyed the first podcast! I have already added you to my subscriptions on itunes so I ready and waiting for the next one! As far as what I really like in a podcast, I seem to enjoy the “chatty” ones better than the super slickly produced. I have found that L&V and Stash & Burn get on my ipod as soon as they are downloaded.
  Keep up the good work!

• 5 Sheri // Feb 6, 2008 at 12:02 pm

  I really enjoyed your podcast and am looking forward to hearing more. I also enjoy the music at the beginning or end and not in the middle. Keep up the good work!!!

• 6 Maia // Feb 6, 2008 at 7:01 pm

  Nice job! I’ll keep listening.

• 7 Emily Jones // Feb 7, 2008 at 8:39 am

  Hahahaha!
  What a funky groovy idea for a knitting podcast. Love your style, great job. I know nothing about knitting but your obvious passion is addictive.
  Kudos.
  Thank You for playing my song “I Want To Be Wonder Woman”, I am so happy to hear that my song cracked you up and brought back fun kid memories of this lovely Diva.

  Cheers.

• 8 Donna Denham // Feb 11, 2008 at 11:44 am

  I loved your podcast. I prefer no music but at front and back is best if you must have it. I prefer you stick to knitting related talk. I find those are the ones I keep listening to. I suggest doing book reviews on some of the older knitting books as several already do new book reveiws. Keep up the good work. Donna

• 9 Erin // Feb 13, 2008 at 11:25 am

  I just listened to your first podcast and I think you did a wonderful job! I agree with you about the dynamic between two podcasters ala Stash and burn. I like how Jenny and Nicole have little musical interludes between segments but not full songs, it’s a nice way to signal a change in subject. I prefer mostly knitting talk but don’t mind asides as long as it comes back to knitting. I also agree with you about the more casual nature of some podcasts, it seems more natural to me. Good luck & I’ll keep listening!

• 10 Sydo Reed // Mar 4, 2008 at 10:17 am

  Just found your podcast and listened to first one. Before I continue to catch up with the past ones, I wanted to say how much I enjoy your voice and information. You are a natural!!!
  Since I listen partly for information, I appreciate any knitting details I can learn from—stitch counts, tips, gauge, anything that makes your process of knitting more accessible.
  I am currently trying to learn continental knitting and purling, partly thanks to you on U tube.

  Good luck…I am off to listen to you again!

• 11 Andria // Mar 10, 2008 at 9:05 am

  I too have started to download a bunch of podcasts about knitting from itunes. To be honest, I listen to the first one and then decide if I want to subscribe. It’s the voice and the person’s way of speaking that usually makes the decision. You have a nice voice to listen to (though you do make this clicking sound with your tongue when you are thinking and talking at the same time that bugs me a little - sorry if that’s too brutal.)

  I like the music at the end as well.

  I liked the stories. What I find interesting is seeing how the projects evolve from the yarn and how you are trying to find others who have the same passion for it that you do.

  I subscribed to you and hope to hear more.

• 12 Cheryl Kemp // Mar 10, 2008 at 9:16 am

  lol…that annoyed me too actually! I think it has more to do with the mic/sound on the first one…seems like less to me in the next few episodes. Anyway, I am aware of it so hopefully it will lessen over time!

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