WeaveCast: A podcast for handweavers

WeaveCast goes to Convergence 2008! Every two years the Handweaver's Guild of America puts on Convergence, a weaving conference that draws weavers from around the world. We bring you an audio glimpse of the Convergence experience, hear from many different weavers, and talk to loom manufacturers about a subject near and dear to all weaver's hearts: looms! Resources (mentioned during the show) Handweaver's Guild of AmericaAfghans for Afghans Flickr PicturesWanted Movie Review AVL LoomsSchacht Spindle Co.Toika Leclerc LoomsGlimakraFireside Fiberarts (interview on Episode 25)AshfordLouet Musical Guest Terri England with "Tones of the Tropics" Sponsor for Episode 30 Download Episode 30: Converging Weavers

This episode we interview Judith MacKenzie McCuin about spinning for weaving, get an update on the Afghans for Afghans shawl project, learn about a new weaving currency, and I describe my own forays into weaving with my handspun. Resources (mentioned during the show) Flickr Site of Shawls woven by WeaveCast listeners Afghans for Afghans: Rectangle Shawl ProjectA New Yarn (Seattle's non-profit yarn shop) Weaving Coin by Ken Young (email him)Palette generatorArachne GuildCherri Hankins's how-to videos on YouTube Teach Yourself Visually Handspinning by Judith MacKenzie McCuinThe Intentional Spinner: A Holistic Approach to Making Yarn by Judith MacKenzie McCuin Chasing Rainbows Musical Guests Etrangers “Mind Spin”Clare Downing “Spinning Wheel”Jon Caspi “Spin – a song for children…of all ages” Download Episode 29: Spinning for Weaving

This episode we welcome the innovative and talented Bonnie Inouye, a weaver who weaves on multishaft looms to create rich and organic textiles. We review her book “Exploring Multishaft Design.” Our audio essay this episode is from John Sandstrom, “A evening with Penelope.” We also get a report from a very special weaver. Resources (mentioned during the show) Bonnie Inouye's websiteExploring Multishaft Design by Bonnie InouyeAfghans for Afghans Rectangle Shawl ProjectPictures of woven shawls on Flickr WeaveZineComplex WeaversJohn Sandstrom's Blog Musical Guest Better than Shaft by DJ Black Acid Sponsor for Episode 28 Download Episode 28: Designing Multishaft Drafts

Nadine Sanders, "The Singing Weaver," tells us about the Theo Moorman technique, warping on a shoestring, and yes, she sings!. Ann Rubin of Afghans for Afghans invites weavers to help weave shawls for new mothers in Kabul. Ann Hills celebrates the weaving traditions of Pennsylvania in song. Resources: (mentioned during the show) Nadine Sanders "The Singing Weaver"Warping on a Shoestring Afghans for Afghans: Rectangular Shawl ProjectWeaveCast CafePress Store Laura Fry's T-Shirt DesignsSmall Steps Shopping Bags Marni Harang's Charity Ride BlogWest-Australian 2008 Scarf Exchange Musical Guests: "The Snitch Knot" by Nadine Sanders"Silken Dreams" and "Sound of the Loom" by Anne Hills"Afghan Sands" by Incidental Fusion Sponsor for Episode 27: Download Episode 27: Singing and Weaving

Do you dream of sewing beautifully fitted and custom garments out of your handwoven fabric? We talk to talented weaver and seamstress, Daryl Lancaster about the particular joys and challenges of sewing with handwoven fabric. In the end essay, "Uniquely Me" I describe my own tentative steps into the world of art-to-wear. Resources Daryl Lancaster's web siteMonographs by Daryl Lancaster Uniquely You dress formsHGA Design Fashion Challenge Musical Guest "More Than You Seem" by Causeway Sponsor for Episode 26 Download Episode 26: Sew Your Weaving

When you think of weaving in colonial times, do you imagine a farm wife sitting by the fire, weaving on her home loom? Come learn the truth about weaving in early America from noted weaver and historian, Marje Thompson. Then we talk with Fireside Fiberarts a modern-day loom manufacturer who uses custom wood carvings to bring old-world charm to their looms. In the end essay, “Finishing Matters,” I talk about a little problem I’m having with my weaving, and the reason I envy eighteenth-century weavers. Resources Hem-stitching instructionsBoston Weaver’s GuildComplex Weavers: Early Weaving Books and Manuscripts Study Group Fireside Looms Stanley Rill Woodcarver Musical Guest “Colonial Williamsburg” by Tris McCall Sponsor for Episode 21 Download Episode 25: Historical Weaving

This is the second anniversary of WeaveCast, and I wanted to do something special to mark the day. You know how in the Tapestry episode said I was working on a special project, and couldn’t wait to share it with you? Well, the wait is over! Today is the launch of WeaveZine, an online magazine for handweavers. It’s chock full of articles, projects, and reviews, there’s all kinds of weaving goodness going on. WeaveZine was something I dreamed up about six months ago, when I realized that there are just some concepts (like how-to articles) that are hard to do over radio. So I’ve been working hard to entice writers, and put together the infrastructure for WeaveZine. And now it’s ready for you! Check out WeaveZine on the Web at: www.weavezine.com Where does WeaveCast fit into this? Not to worry, I’m going to keep bringing you all the great interviews and personal weaving stories you’ve come to expect. WeaveZine just means there’s more online weaving to enjoy. Happy Valentine’s Day! Happy podcast-iversary! Thank you for two years of interviews, great shows, and all your support! —Syne Download the audio version of this announcement

Tapestry weaving breaks weaving out of the grid and enables the artist to create pictorial representations in swaths of touchable color. Sarah Swett helps us get our arms around this simple-yet-complex art form, and shares many of her secrets of success. In the final essay, I share lessons I've learned from my attempts to learn tapestry. Resources Sarah Swett's website Kids Weaving: Projects for Kids of All Ages by Sarah SwettThe New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty EdwardsArchie Brennan tapestry loom plansVideo interview of tapestry artist Barbara HellerTapestry Weaving by Kirsten GlasbrookTapestry Weaving: A Comprehensive Study Guide by Nancy HarveyTapestry Handbook: The Next Generation by Carol K. Russell Musical Guest "Shapeshifter" by Man Bites God Sponsor for Episode 24 Download Episode 24: Tapestry

This episode, WeaveCast goes to Alaska! Come with me behind the scenes to meet the muskox at the Large Animal Research Facility in Fairbanks. Sandy Garbowski, muskox wrangler, tells us about these fascinating animals and how their Qiviut is harvested and processed. We visit A Weaver's Yarn, a weaving store in Fairbanks, Alaska. Then Della Chaney, a weaver of the Tlingit and Haida nations, shares her people’s traditions of weaving ceremonial hats and robes. Finally, we end up the episode, and 2007, with some weaving resolutions for the new year. Resources (mentioned during the show)Peter Collingwood's Rug-Weaving Books as PDF Files (scroll down halfway) Heritage Spinning and Weaving Large Animal Research Station (LARS) Online Qiviut Store at LARS Oomingmak Musk Ox Producers' Co-operative Arctic Lace: Knitting Projects and Stories Inspired by Alaska's Native Knitters A Weaver’s Yarn Alaska Native Heritage Center Sealaska Heritage Institute Delia's Winning Hat in Juried Show The Basketry Studio (sells cedar bark) Cheryl Samuel’s Home Page More Alaskan Artist Audio: Raven’s Tail, Chilkat, and Basket Weaving Musical Guests"Aurora Borealis" by Technetium™ "Alaska Song" by The Buffali Sponsor for Episode 23 Download Episode 23: Alaskan Weaving

Escape the dreary fall days with visions of brightly painted middle-eastern bazaars. This month we talk about weaving knotted pile rugs. The inspirational Sara Lamb talks about using color in weaving and her latest passion for knotted-pile weaving. We review an instructional video Cut-Pile Rug Weaving with Arlo Duker. In the swatch of the day, I describe learning pile weaving from Judith MacKenzie McCuin. And finally, the ending essay: Weaving fast; weaving slow. Resources (mentioned during the show) Sara Lamb’s Web siteConference of Northern California Handweavers (CNCH) Archie Brennan Loom InstructionsPacific Yurts Victorian Video/Yarn BarnCut-Pile Rug Weaving with Arlo DukerSmall Looms Yahoo GroupSchacht 9" mini boat shuttleJohn C. Campbell Folk SchoolJana Trent: Square deal Weave-a-longThe Techniques of Rug Weaving by Peter Collingwood Musical Guests Afghan Sands by Incidental FusionChristmas Tree Farm by Push Start WagonRe-Gifting for the Holidays by The Alice Project Sponsor for Episode 22 Download Episode 22: Knotted-Pile Weaving

This episode we talk about the ways weavers are using their art to help others. We’ll hear the amazing story of the weaving program at Children’s Hospital in Seattle. I’ll share some thoughts about how twist affects winding a warp, and in today’s essay, Kate Jantz-Koprivnik tells the tale of a simple weaving project that turned into an eleven-day adventure. Resources (mentioned during the show) HGA ConvergenceHGA COE in HandweavingConvergence Camping GroupCotton CloudsChrista KnitsRandom Number GeneratorKnitting for CharityHarrisville DesignsSeattle Weavers’ GuildSeattle Children's Hospital Musical Guest "Help us do Enough" by The Aphrodisiacs from their album This is a Campaign Sponsor for Episode 21 Download Episode 21: Generous Weaving

The first-ever WeaveCast fundraising auction has begun! You can check out the goodies on the Fundraising Auction page. The auction ends: November 15th, 10:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time. So don't delay! Proceeds of this auction go towards WeaveCast's traveling expenses to Convergence 2008 to report on the proceedings. Convergence is a major weaving conference that only happens every two years, and draws weavers from all over the globe. (ie: There will be many interview opportunities, including international weavers!) Thank you for helping us reach our goals to bring this great event to the WeaveCast audience! I am using eBay to handle the auction logistics. They're proven and trusted. It's free to register with eBay and bid on items. Happy Bidding! Syne Mitchell Host of WeaveCast http://www.weavecast.com/ Download Audio Version of the Auction-Launch Announcement

Welcome to episode 19 of WeaveCast. This episode we’re talking about weaving traditions, both cultural and personal. We’ll hear from Viridiana Chavez in Oxaca, Mexico talk about Zapotec weaving traditions. Sigrid Piroch tells us about Annie Albers and the Bauhaus movemont, and shares her experiences with Sloviakian textile traditions. Rebekkah of Bowerbird Knits tells how weaving on a bead loom connected her to the tradition of man-made art. In the ending essay, we’ll discuss personal weaving traditions, and why sometimes, it’s good to break them. Resources (mentioned during the show) WeaveCast Listener SurveyWeaveCast Fundraising AuctionLone Star Loom Room (aka Nordic Studio)Mexican Weaving RetreatAllegheny River Textile ARTS StudioThe Magic of Handweaving by Sigrid PirochComplex WeaversBowerbird Knits (Rebekkah's Blog)Quirky Nomads (Sage's Podcast) Musical Guests "Oca la Mujer" by Karisma de Montes"Czardas" by Blue Jar Sponsor Download Episode 19: Weaving Traditions

This episode, we explore the synthesis of handweaving and electronics. We’ll review an automated pirn winder designed by John Stegmuller, talk with Laura MacCary, an innovative weaver who weaves electronic components that interact with the viewer. Finally, I’ll describe an unexpected lesson learned from weaving on a computer-controlled loom. Resources (mentioned during the show)Laura MacCary's Web PagedorkbotTalk Stories from Maui, by Wilma StegmullerRugs of WarRandom Stripe Generator Arizona Archive of Weaving Books"Life-Saving Textiles" article in the 3/07 edition of Vävmagasinet Musical Guest"Brand New Theremin" and "Unraveled" by Randall Cousins Download Episode 18: Weaving Electronics

This episode we explore the rich weaving traditions of Scotland. We journey to the John C. Campbell folk school during Scottish Heritage Week and meet two amazing weavers: Majorie Warren and Barbara Miller. Then we hear the thrilling story of the Kilbarchan project, a research initiative to preserve undocumented historical Scottish weaves. Finally, I share my experiences learning to weave tartans and tweeds. Resources (mentioned during the show) Eric Nylund's Web siteJohn C. Campbell Folk SchoolJust Our YarnTartan AuthorityCeltic Women International's TartanTartan Generator SoftwareWeaveCast Listener Survey ResultsWeaveCast Sponsorship InformationMitchell Clan Tartan Musical Guests "Old Fashioned Morphine" by Jolie Holland"Celtic Canadian Cowboy" by Celtic Canadian Cowboy"Celtic Mystic" by Tigertail"Drowsy Maggie" by Celtic Stone Sponsor for Episode 20 Download Episode 20: Scottish Weaving

This episode is all about those wonderful weaving periodicals that inspire and delight us. We talk to Madelyn Van Der Hoogt of Handwoven, Jean Scorgie of Weaver’s Craft, and Tina Ignell of Vävmaginusent. We discuss a summer reading list of fiction books that feature weavers, ask for your thoughts about an online weaving magazine, and finally, I share the details of my torrid summer love affair. Summer Reading List Wintersmith by Terry Prachett Avielle of Rhia by Dia CalhounThe Last Mortal Man by Syne Mitchell Silas Marner by George EliotPelle's New Suit by Elsa BeskowSophie's Masterpiece by Eileen Spinelli and Jane Dyer Resources (mentioned during the show) WeaveCast: BackstageColorCache4 (a cool color-design program) Handwoven The Complete Book of Drafting for Handweavers by Madelyn van der HoogtWeaver's Craft Vävmagasinet Favorite Rag Rugs by Tina Ignell Australian Hand Weaver and Spinner Journal for Weavers Spinners & Dyers Complex Weaver’s Journal Twist Shuttle Spindle and Dyepot Musical Guest "Blue Summer Day" from Blue Summer Day by D.C. Anderson LML Music Download Episode 17: Weaving Periodicals

My son's fourth birthday fast approaching, I asked him what he wanted for a present. I was imagining some addition to his Nerf arsenal, or a radio-controlled dinosaur or somesuch. He got a bright grin on his face and declared "a play structure!" You know, one of these: After a week of alternate suggestions, nothing could budge him. Every time we discussed it he'd say "all I want is a play structure." So Eric and I went here. And were appalled by the prices. I've bought cars that cost less. My husband who, since last years deck adventure, has become a believer in my "home-making" skills turned to me and said, "hey, those don't look hard. I bet you could build one for a lot less." Um, yeah honey. His birthday is a week away. But my son believes Mommy can do anything. And everytime we talk about the playset he is supremely confident that it will be ready for his party on Sunday--two days away--even though right now his playset looks like this: So I'm taking a break from madly editing for the June podcast, and working for the rest of the week to make my little boy's dream come true. The June podcast, Weaving Periodicals, is shaping up nicely, I've got three great interviews, a summer reading list, and a tale of summer romance. It'll be up in a week or so. Thanks for your patience! Syne

My son's fourth birthday fast approaching, I asked him what he wanted for a present. I was imagining some addition to his Nerf arsenal, or a radio-controlled dinosaur or somesuch. He got a bright grin on his face and declared "a play structure!" You know, one of these: After a week of alternate suggestions, nothing could budge him. Every time we discussed it he'd say "all I want is a play structure." So Eric and I went here. And were appalled by the prices. I've bought cars that cost less. My husband who, since last years deck adventure, has become a believer in my "home-making" skills turned to me and said, "hey, those don't look hard. I bet you could build one for a lot less." Um, yeah honey. His birthday is a week away. But my son believes Mommy can do anything. And everytime we talk about the playset he is supremely confident that it will be ready for his party on Sunday--two days away--even though right now his playset looks like this: So I'm taking a break from madly editing for the June podcast, and working for the rest of the week to make my little boy's dream come true. The June podcast, Weaving Periodicals, is shaping up nicely, I've got three great interviews, a summer reading list, and a tale of summer romance. It'll be up in a week or so. Thanks for your patience! Syne

This episode we celebrate the weaving teacher, those wonderful people who share their talents and knowledge with the rest of us. We have the results of the Teach a Friend to Weave contest, tell some of your stories, take a tour of The Weavers’ School on Whidbey Island, and talk to talented teachersMadelyn van der Hoogt and Peggy Osterkamp. Resources (mentioned during the show)Seattle Weavers' Guild Heritage Spinning and Weaving Laura Fry's new study group Weaving Works Karin Madigan’s blog The Weavers' School Nancy Alegria's blog Peggy Osterkamp's site Musical Guests“Guru Rabbi Teacher” by Secret Archives of the Vatican “Teaching and Learning” by akustikfilm Sponsor for Episode 16 Download Episode 16: Weaving Teachers

This episode we celebrate the weaving teacher, those wonderful people who share their talents and knowledge with the rest of us. We have the results of the Teach a Friend to Weave contest, tell some of your stories, take a tour of The Weavers’ School on Whidbey Island, and talk to talented teachersMadelyn van der Hoogt and Peggy Osterkamp. Resources (mentioned during the show)Seattle Weavers' Guild Heritage Spinning and Weaving Laura Fry's new study group Weaving Works Karin Madigan’s blog The Weavers' School Nancy Alegria's blog Peggy Osterkamp's site Musical Guests“Guru Rabbi Teacher” by Secret Archives of the Vatican “Teaching and Learning” by akustikfilm Sponsor for Episode 16 Download Episode 16: Weaving Teachers

This episode we take a behind-the-scenes look at the Certificate of Excellence, a self-study program developed and administered by the Handweaver’s Guild of America. We talk to Sandra Swarbrick, a past president of HGA about the origins of the COE. Then relate the story of the recent 2006 COE examination in handweaving from the point of view of an examiner, a scribe, and Level I and Level II applicants. Resources (mentioned during the show) Jacquard VideoBarbara J. Walker's Web siteVila Cox's Web siteMary Berent's Web siteHandweaver's Guild of AmericaCertificate of Excellence Program Musical Guest "The Grand Prize" by amb26 Sponsor for Episode 15 Download Episode 15: Certificate of Excellence

This episode we take a behind-the-scenes look at the Certificate of Excellence, a self-study program developed and administered by the Handweaver’s Guild of America. We talk to Saundra Swarbrick, a past president of HGA about the origins of the COE. Then relate the story of the recent 2006 COE examination in handweaving from the point of view of an examiner, a scribe, and Level I and Level II applicants. Resources (mentioned during the show) Jacquard VideoBarbara J. Walker's Web siteVila Cox's Web siteMary Berent's Web siteHandweaver's Guild of AmericaCertificate of Excellence Program Musical Guest "The Grand Prize" by amb26 Sponsor for Episode 15 Download Episode 15: Certificate of Excellence

Discover just how much you can do with the humble rigid-heddle loom! Our guest, Betty Linn Davenport, shares her techniques for taking the rigid-heddle loom to new heights. We review the new "Flip" folding rigid-heddle loom from Schacht, as well as Betty Davenport's book, Hands-On Rigid Heddle Weaving, answer a listener question about setts for knitting yarns, I share great news from this past week, and we get an update on the "Teach a Friend to Weave" contest. Resources (mentioned during the show)March/April 2007 Handwoven magazine Handweavers Guild of America (HGA) Interweave Press/HGA Teach-it-Forward Grant Jasmine Weaver Blog Halcyon Yarn Webs Hands-On Rigid Heddle Weaving by Betty Linn Davenport Schacht "Flip" Loom Muscial Guests “Weave The Yarn” by Mary Knickle "Sunrise" by Torchomatic Download Episode 14: Rigid Heddle Weaving (with Betty Davenport)

Discover just how much you can do with the humble rigid-heddle loom! Our guest, Betty Linn Davenport, shares her techniques for taking the rigid-heddle loom to new heights. We review the new "Flip" folding rigid-heddle loom from Schacht, as well as Betty Davenport's book, Hands-On Rigid Heddle Weaving, answer a listener question about setts for knitting yarns, I share great news from this past week, and we get an update on the "Teach a Friend to Weave" contest. Resources (mentioned during the show)March/April 2007 Handwoven magazine Handweavers Guild of America (HGA) Interweave Press/HGA Teach-it-Forward Grant Jasmine Weaver Blog Halcyon Yarn Webs Hands-On Rigid Heddle Weaving by Betty Linn Davenport Schacht "Flip" Loom Muscial Guests “Weave The Yarn” by Mary Knickle "Sunrise" by Torchomatic Download Episode 14: Rigid Heddle Weaving (with Betty Davenport)

This episode we hear more listener stories, chat with talented Canadian weaver, Laura Fry, review her book Magic in the Water, enjoy good and humorous music, then I relate my misadventures harvesting madder. See the picture? That's the total harvest after four years of cultivation. Resources (mentioned during the show) Laura Fry's Web siteMagic in the Water Musical Guests Coffee Song, by Francisco Duam from his album Geek Entertainment TVWoad, by Fugli Download Episode 10: What's A Madder You? (with Laura Fry) Read Transcript

WeaveCast is one year old! Help us celebrate. We'll discuss woven shibori with Catharine Ellis, review her book, Woven Shibori, describe a swatch of the day, share listener comments, then end things up with a review of how WeaveCast has grown over the past year, and what's to come in 2007. Resources (mentioned during the show)2006 Year-End ReportCatharine Ellis's Web siteWeaving Spirit (Bonnie Tarses's Blog)Curious Weaver (Karen Madigan's Blog)Fish Wrapper (Astrid Bear's Blog)Monk's Belt Weaving Draft as WIF Teach a Friend to Weave ContestTeach a friend to weave in the month of March and have them leave a comment via phone (1-206-734-4411) or online via ODEO. Prizes for most people taught and best "new weaver" story. Special Podcast GuestsBrenda Dayne of Cast-OnFaith of The Knitting CookDavid Reidy of Sticks and StringSage Tyrtle of Quirky Nomads Musical Guests"Happy Birthday" by Craymo"Osaka Caravan/Japan Greenhouse" by Ben Reed Download Episode 13: Woven Shibori (with Catharine Ellis)

Ring in the new year with an interview with amazing weaver and fiber artist Anita Luvera Mayer! She talks about her art garments, the artist's life, and much, much more. Sharon Schulze shares a "Swatch of the Day" in which she describes the rewards of taking on an ambitious project as a relatively new weaver. I share my weaving resolutions for 2007, and invite you to share yours. Resources (mentioned during the show) Whidbey Weavers GuildSandra Rude's Weaving BlogQuilt.net Weaving ListPodlinez number: 1-650-644-1947 (listen to WeaveCast from any telephone!)Mud River Angoras Morocco Tour with Anita Luvera MayerImages of Anita's work: Prayer Flags 911, Rags to RichesAnita's BooksMuseum of Northwest ArtKansas State UniversitySharon Schulze's Parament Project Musical Guests "New Year's Song" by the Schlumpkin Sisters"Raining Colours" by Torchomatic Sponsor for Episode 12 Download Episode 12: Weaving Resolutions (with Anita Luvera Mayer)

WeaveCast is one year old! Help us celebrate. We'll discuss woven shibori with Catharine Ellis, review her book, Woven Shibori, describe a swatch of the day, share listener comments, then end things up with a review of how WeaveCast has grown over the past year, and what's to come in 2007. Resources (mentioned during the show)2006 Year-End ReportCatharine Ellis's Web siteWeaving Spirit (Bonnie Tarses's Blog)Curious Weaver (Karen Madigan's Blog)Fish Wrapper (Astrid Bear's Blog)Monk's Belt Weaving Draft as WIF Teach a Friend to Weave ContestTeach a friend to weave in the month of March and have them leave a comment via phone (1-206-734-4411) or online via ODEO. Prizes for most people taught and best "new weaver" story. Special Podcast GuestsBrenda Dayne of Cast-OnFaith of The Knitting CookDavid Reidy of Sticks and StringSage Tyrtle of Quirky Nomads Musical Guests"Happy Birthday" by Craymo"Osaka Caravan/Japan Greenhouse" by Ben Reed Download Episode 13: Woven Shibori (with Catherine Ellis)

This episode we have stories of fine threads: some threads are gossamer-fine, like those used by amazing weaver Lillian Whipple who works in silk finer than most of us can see, others are made fine and meaningful by their stories and the fact they were collected from all over the globe to be woven into a project to heal the planet. Resources (mentioned during the show) Lillian Whipple's Web site San Francisco's Loom and Shuttle Guild The Thread Project Weaving Works Musical Guests "Hyperthread" by Jeff Sheilds from his album, A Compendium of Unfinished Business "Testing...1...2...3" by Stark Effect "The Weaver is Handsome" by Straw Into Gold from their debut album Straw Into Gold Download Episode 11: Fine Threads (with Lillian Whipple) Read Transcript

We discuss small portable looms just in time for summer travel: inkle looms with Robyn Spady and a review of the new Ashford Knitter's loom. And, in these dog days of summer, the audio essay "Dog Warps." Reference Links (mentioned during the show) Ashford Knitter's LoomRobyn SpadyJacquetta NisbetJacquetta Nisbet's Supplementary Warp Video Musical Guests "Advice," Smallfish Adventures, Catch This"Tiny Beauty," PinkNRuby"Who Cut the Warp Off?" Dave, Chub Creek Podcast Download Episode 5: Inklings (with Robyn Spady) Read Transcript