I’ve decided to call it Episode 1, which would seem to imply I’m planning on having an Episode 2. So, you know. Yay, podcasting.

In this first episode, I talk with Jenny Ryan about all 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. (Jenny and I actually first talked online last summer during the let’s-do-a-Joss-Whedon interview adventure. So, you know. Fun!)

To win a copy of Jenny’s book Sew Darn Cute, just leave a comment on this post. 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 prize, too. So have a listen, and fire off a comment with that extra special info so you can win extra big. ETA: I’ll draw the random name around 5PM Pacific time on Monday, 23rd February.

Also, as I mentioned to Jenny in the interview, raise your hand if Buffy is your go-to crafting show. There’s no prize, or anything, but you know, we’re just curious.

To subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or anywhere else, check out the sidebar here.

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.

What we talked about:

• Northern Voice
• Moo Cards
• My interview with Sister Diane at Craftypod
• CRAFT blog
• Apartment Therapy
• Felt Club
• Sew Darn Cute book
• L.A. Times article on Felt Club
• Reform School
• Home Ec
  
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Dollhouse
• Freaks and Geeks

Tags: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Business, Crafts, creative life, Dollhouse, Freaks and Geeks, interview, Jenny Ryan, Northernvoice09, podcast, television

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