Kim Werker

In this first proper episode, I talk with Jenny Ryan about the projects she has going on—a truly diverse array. She's blogging professionally, runs the urban craft fair Felt Club, has a new book out, and just teamed up with a brick-and-mortar store. And after we talk about all that, we geek out over Buffy, Dollhouse, and Freaks and Geeks.

To win a copy of Jenny's book Sew Darn Cute, leave a comment on the post on my main blog (notice that comments are turned off here). I'll use the random number generator to pick a winner. But wait! At the end of the podcast I tell you how you could win an extra-special surprise prize, too.

I'm very pleased that the audio quality on this, my second proper recorded interview, far exceeds that of my first. That said, it ain't perfect, but I'm learning. Also, I think the jingle I threw together might be eye-poking-out annoying. Thank you for your patience.

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The rivalry between knitters and crocheters is "an age-old war, like the vampires and werewolves," said Joss Whedon, creator of such television favourites as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly, and the internet's own Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. If only I'd known that when I was preparing to speak with him last month. Now I'm just left wondering why I hadn't assumed from the start that he'd be well acquainted with yarn crafts. I would have prepared way more specific and craft-geeky questions for him about crafts of all sorts. (Joss, if you're reading this and want to follow up, let me know.)

Read more about our interview and see the show notes over on CrochetMe.com.

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