A podcast? Where did that come from???
It’s something that’s been lurking in the back of my mind for awhile, and while the Other Half was at work last night…I recorded a podcast. I’ve always had a knack with fiddly things like audio & video programs (go figure…was part of my schooling) so I thought I’d see where it takes me.
It’s a knitting podcast, focusing mainly on socks…so those friends of mine who aren’t into such things might just want to look away & hum a few bars of some convenient brain candy while I put together a few show notes.
SockTart Episode One: Damn you, CRTC!
- In which our heroine decides to podcast and lays down her miniscule qualifications to do so.
- Breakdown of “features” that we hope to discuss over the course of a podcast:
- Yarn Reviews
- Store Reviews
- Equipment Reviews
- Sock patterns, particularly lesser-known, less popular sock patterns
- Possible Knitalong
- Technique
Yarn Review: Sweatermaker Yarns from Vancouver, BC, Canada.
- Definitely recommended for those who love a range of colour, soft fabric and a quick knit that doesn’t rely on a funky pattern to make the socks stand out.
- Not recommended for those who want to do lacework, cablework, or any design that doesn’t suit busy semi-striping.
Credits:
- Intro clip from “8 BIT Junkie” by George Wood
- Outro music: “You Say You Love Me” by Outside
Music from Podsafe Audio: Music for the Revolution
July 19th, 2008 at 9:35 pm
Wow. I thoroughly enjoyed your podcast. I was listening to another podcast on my iPod while I was searching through Ravelry when I stumbled on the Socktart Podcast group. I turned off my iPod so I could listen to yours. Great job! I’m hoping there will be many more to follow.