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Party of My LifeSelling a home at End-of-Life with First Choice Realty SolutionsHandling the logistics of a loved one's estate is not easy, especially when it comes to real estate. Ann Breuer from First Choice Realty Solutions guides us on how to best navigate this challenging process.Ann Breuer can be reached at 612.999.2444ann@firstchoicerealtysolutions.comhttps://www.firstchoicerealtysolutions.com/Party of My Life is hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse. Original music was created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.First Choice Realty background and family involvement (0:11)Planning ahead for...2025-07-2227 minParty of My LifeFuneral Planning Insights with Kozlak-RadulovichFunerals are evolving beyond traditional formats towards more personalized and creative celebrations. Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels' Danielle Radulovich Nelson and Daniel Gelhaus highlight key shifts, including the value of pre-planning and the increased popularity of celebrations of life. Unique, theme-based funerals serve as a beginning towards healing, such as a Star Wars-themed funeral Danielle and her team created for one of their families.For more information, visit https://www.kozlakradulovich.com.This episode of Party of My Life was hosted by Anne Morehouse. Original music was created and p...2025-06-1037 minParty of My LifeHospice Care - basics & planning with Travis Easton, Brighton HospiceTravis Easton, Regional Director of Operations at Brighton Hospice helps us learn how to select a hospice care team and how to best prepare for this life event.For more information, visit Brighton Hospice or call (952) 856-2212. To research hospice providers near you, visit Medicare.gov.This episode was produced by Anne Morehouse with original music composed and performed by Caileen Viehweg. :25 Introduction with Travis Easton, Brighton Hospice 1:18 Hospice Care Options and Patient Preference 3:21 Navigating Insurance & Hospice Providers2025-05-2033 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeShetland Hogmanay Box, Wool Events and PelletsIn this episode, Anne starts with all the details of this year's Shetland Hogmanay Box before diving into her experiences at the Connecticut and New Hampshire Sheep and Wool events and her trip to volunteer at the Woolly Good Gathering. Finally, she shares an excursion to the Western Massachusetts wool pelletizer with Erin Pirro of Morehouse Farm. Things Mentioned in This Episode The I Thought I Knew How Facebook Group, Instagram, and website (where you can join the mailing list). The Shetland Hogmanay Box preorders will go live on May 17 at 2 pm eastern time.2025-05-1547 minParty of My LifeJackie, The Funeral Home Therapy DogDogs are known to be therapeutic in many ways. In Anoka and Coon Rapids, Minnesota, Gearhart Funeral Homes has Jackie, a special canine trained specifically to help people through one of life's most difficult times.
For more information, visit https://www.dignitymemorial.com/funeral-homes/minnesota/coon-rapids/gearhart-funeral-home/7236
Call 763-755-6300 or email Ryan directly at Ryan.Scharfencamp@dignitymemorial.com
This episode is produced by Anne Morehouse with orignal music composed & performed by Caileeen Viehweg.
0:00 Introduction - Ryan Scharfencamp & Gearhart Funeral Homes
2024-12-1727 minParty of My LifePlymouth Community Center as an Affordable Celebration of Life OptionFor people who are looking for an affordable venue for a funeral reception or celebration of life, you may not need to venture farther than your local community center. Nicole Schultz from Plymouth Community Center talks about her facility, the amenities available and what people should think about when looking at their community centers as an option.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse. Original music was created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
For more information or to reserve space, please visit: https://www.plymouthmn.gov/departments/parks-recreation/plymouth-community-center/rentals-at-the-plymouth-community-center...2024-12-1015 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeGifts for KnittersIn this episode, Anne provides some guidance for those who are attempting to shop for a knitter this holiday season and walks them through the whats and whys. These show notes will be the longest ever and will likely be chopped off by some podcast distribution apps. To get to all of the recommendation links, please visit the full show notes at IThoughtIKnewHow.com/episode-125-gifts-for-Knitters Links to Things Mentioned in the Show Blankets: Wool Throw Connecticut Blanket (scroll down for list of sellers) Tea: Art of Tea Tea & Absinthe creates loose leaf tea blends bas...2024-11-2747 minParty of My LifeYour Money, Your End of Life Financial Plan with Steve Heintz and Aaron ClarkIt’s the time of year when many of us will soon be surrounded by loved ones. What better opportunity to have a difficult, but critical conversation (no, not politics!).
Steve Heintz and Aaron Clark, owners of Heintz + Clark Ltd, A CPA firm in Plymouth, Minnesota, share their personal and professional experiences with end of life, both expected and unforeseen, and how it’s impacted the way they plan for themselves and their clients.
Heintz + Clark, Ltd
Guests: Steve Heintz (steve@HeintzClarkLtd.com)
Aaron Clark (aaron@Heintz...2024-11-2634 minParty of My LifeRush Creek Golf Club for End of Life EventsWith 72+% of Minnesotans choosing cremation over burial, many are hosting their funeral receptions or celebrations of life at non-traditional venues. Lisa Albers, Sales Manager for Rush Creek Golf Club in Maple Grove, Minnesota, talks about how Rush Creek assists people during this difficult time.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse. Original music was created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
For more information, reach Lisa Albers at Rush Creek Golf Club:
https://www.rushcreek.com/events/funerals
:59 Intro to Lisa Albers and Rush Creek Golf Club2024-10-2416 minParty of My LifeLive music for your funeral or celebration of life - Pianist for PartiesMusic is a universal, unifying art form that may convey emotions when words are inadequate. Live music provides a unique element to reflect a person's life.
Sharon Planer, owner of Pianist for Parties explains how she customizes and plans for an end-of-life service performance.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music was created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
For more information visit:
https://pianistforparties.com/
https://mnfuneralplanning.com/listing/1177/
0:45 Sharon Planer, Pianist for Parties introduction
2:01 Getting started planning for live music...2024-09-3024 minParty of My LifePet Loss and the Value of Grief SupportHave you or someone you know lost a pet only to discover a
deep void in your day-to-day life? We talk with Joan Corbett from The Bridge Between Pet Loss Support Group about the community of pet loss, grief support and resources that are available to help people through this difficult time of healing.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse,
original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
Additional Note: The Bond Between takes donations of food,
pet supplies, toys, unexpired medication and open bags of pet food. Tough
dog toys, big do...2024-08-2726 minParty of My LifeLaurie Rengel's Personal Story on End-of-Life PlanningLong before Laurie Rengel learned of her terminal cancer diagnosis, she had her end-of-life documents in order. Laurie talks about not only how important it is for everyone to get their end-of-life plans in order, but HOW she has done it.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
1:14 Laurie Rengel introduction
2:35 Laurie's medical history
9:21 The danger of online medical information
11:00 Laurie's renewed focus
15:00 Health care directive/will/end-of-life plans
16:20 Planning is freeing...2024-07-1847 minParty of My LifeFunerals - History & Options by Dan McGraw of Gill Brothers Funeral Service & CremationA lot has changed within the funeral industry. Dan McGraw, a fourth generation business owner of Gill Brothers Funeral Service & Cremation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, talks with Anne about what those changes entail.
For more information:
Gill Brothers Funeral Service & Cremation
952.888.7771
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
:45 Dan McGraw on Gill Brothers & the funeral industry history
3:10 Embalming and the Civil War
4:12 Gill Brothers had the first...2024-06-1134 minParty of My LifeMegan Feller honors her mom, Stephanie FellerMegan Feller shares her experience and the lessons she learned following the death of her mother, Stephanie Feller.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
To learn more about Stephanie Feller's journey, you can read about them here from LocalTies Magazine:
Living a Great Story, January 2020
A Year Through COVID-19, December 2020
The Silver Linings, August 2021
Stellar Fellar, May 2024
:08 Stephanie's cancer journey, resilience and positivity
1:43 Megan shares about the time leading...2024-05-1718 minParty of My LifeWill or Trust? - Lehner Law, LLCFor anyone with assets and belongings, children and/or pets, an estate plan is a great idea. Join us as we talk with Andy Lehner of Lehner Law Office, LLC about how to get started, the different options and what happens if we don't set up anything before we die.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
Contact info for today's episode:
Andy Lehner, owner and primary attorney
Lehner Law Office, LLC
816 Dodd Road, Suite A2024-04-3028 minParty of My LifeFuneral Flowers Evolution - Bachman'sThere is nothing like turning to locally owned and operated florists when paying tribute at a funeral or celebration of life. Susan Masko from Bachman's shares with us creative floral sympathy arrangements, etiquette tips, and other gift ideas.
For more information:
Bachman's (612) 861 - 7311
bachmans.com and store locations
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
:40 Bachman’s Susan Masko Introduction
1:05 What is Bachman’s?
1:45 How the inter...2024-04-1717 minParty of My LifeMinnesota Network of Hospice & Palliative Care (MNHPC)Minnesota Network of Hospice & Palliative Care (MNHPC) representatives Leigh Hartenberg and KaLee Mohrman discuss the differences and definitions of hospice and palliative care, the evolution of end-of-life care and the need for early planning with regular updates in advanced care directives.
More information can be found on the Minnesota Network of Hospice and Palliative Care website: mnhpc.org
:01 Leigh and KaLee introductions
2:00 Why advanced care planning?
3:39 Recommended time to begin conversations surrounding advanced care planning
8:32 Difference between hospice and palliative care
11:50 How the philosophy of hospice care...2024-03-2839 min
The Sound Off PodcastSarah Burke: Women in Media NetworkWe have had Sarah Burke on the show a couple of times before, the first when she was at SiriusXM and the second when she launched the Women in Media Podcast. The podcast has now morphed into a network which includes shows like "Trust Me I'm a Decorator", "The Jann Arden Podcast, More Money with Jessica Morehouse, and Beyond the Sale with Cynthia Ostos... and there are more to come.Sarah is now taking applications to join.Full disclosure: Matt Cundill is an advisor to the Women in Media Network.Thanks to the...2024-03-1131 minParty of My LifeCatering Tips - Hightop HospitalityFor many, food is an important day-to-day life experience. Yet when planning a funeral or celebration of life, the refreshments or meal provided oftentimes isn't reflective of the life of the person being remembered. Today, Antigoni Sander, Director of Catering for Hightop Hospitality (a restaurant, retail, catering, and event venue company in the Twin Cities) shares tips and trends as it pertains to end-of-life events.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
Contact info for today's episode:
Antigoni Sander, Director...2024-02-2026 minParty of My LifeWhy Party of My Life?Sometimes ideas come from a place of not knowing. From a devastating loss, to a hope that something positive may come from a regret, this is a story of a paradigm shift in how we might think about end of life planning, and why it's important.
Original music by Caileen Viehweg
Resources: mnfuneralplanning.com2024-02-1306 minParty of My LifeThe Hutton House on Medicine Lake, MinnesotaAs more people are not affiliated with a church, one trend for funeral receptions or celebrations of life is to look at non-traditional venue options.
One popular space in the Twin Cities is The Hutton House, located in Medicine Lake, a first tier suburb of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
I spoke with Nicki Gavin from The Hutton House about their recommendations regarding what people should consider when seeking an end-of-life event venue.
:28 Introduction to Nicki Gavin from The Hutton House
1:11 Where is The Hutton House?
1:25 Who do the...2024-01-3015 minParty of My LifeBetter Place Forests in St. Croix Valley, MinnesotaAs we contemplate how our personal decisions impact the planet, there is an end-of-life option available in nine protected forests across the country. Tori Nonnemacher from Better Place Forests talks with us about what a Better Place Forest is, the option it provides and her own personal experience that led her to this unique business.
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, edited by Parker Morehouse, original music by Caileen Viehweg and logo/artwork by Joel Morehouse.
:30 Tori Nonnemacher introduction
:56 What is Better Place Forests?
1:48 What...2024-01-2321 min
Out of QueeriosityTravers Johnson: All the Tea on the Queer EconomyTravers Johnson (he/him) is the Founder & CEO of Queerency, the leading source for LGBTQ+ business news. He is also the Creator of LGBTQ+ Business Week, an annual 7-day celebration of queer-owned small businesses. Travers is an award-winning content strategist and editor with 15 years of experience in digital media, digital marketing, and book publishing. A Forbes contributor who covers topics at the intersection of the queer economy and the creator economy, Travers has worked for and with industry leading companies including Mailchimp, Penguin Random House, Edelman, and Scholastic. He was trained at Morehouse College and Georgetown University and is...2023-11-2337 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 100: Episode 100In the 100th episode of the podcast, Anne shares the history of I Thought I Knew How, along with listener contributions and plans for the future of the show. Grab your knitting and celebratory mood and have a listen! Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast Knit New Haven Morehouse Farm Events Morehouse Merino Flock Anne on Instagram and Facebook, as well as the website where you can scroll down to join the mailing list Music The first song was "Hold Up," by Nick Battle, followed by Humans...2023-05-0940 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeAcrylicIn this episode, Anne adds to the fiber series by taking on acrylic and shares some strong opinions along the way. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Acrylic Fiber and Acrylonitrile on WikipediaRed Heart's wool yarn Red Heart Super Saver A side-by-side burn test comparison of a toy made from acrylic vs. a toy made from wool. The flammability of various clothing fibers Why Are We All So Terrified of Pajama Fires? Children's Sleepwear RegulationsWhat is Acrylic Fabric: Properties, How it's Made and Where...2023-04-2533 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeCatching UpIn this episode, Anne shares the start of her spinning journey, reviews Knitted Word yarn, and has a few thoughts about embracing how you get your projects done. That, plus a few songs from Tom Goldstein. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Knitten Word Harriet Cowl Knit New Haven Morehouse Merino Flock Wool& WoolandPrince WoolX Dropps Sable Flow Visit the website to join the mailing list Follow Anne on Instagram Join the Facebook Group Music "Dawn" and "Time a...2023-04-1133 min
Supernatural RealmEpisode 03/14/2023 Paul H. SmithPaul H. Smith began his career as a remote viewing instructor in 1984. He served for seven years in the government’s Star Gate remote viewing program at Ft. Meade, MD (from September 1983 to August 1990). Starting in 1984, he became one of only five Star Gate personnel to be personally trained as remote viewers by the legendary founders of remote viewing, Ingo Swann and Dr. Harold E. Puthoff at SRI-International. Paul was the primary author of the government RV program’s CRV training manual, and served as theory instructor for new CRV trainee personnel, as well as source recruiting officer, unit security offi...2023-03-151h 47
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeRosamund BlackIn this episode, Anne visits the Museum of Welsh Textiles with its curator, Rosamund Black. Learn more about the Welsh National Costume, mill and hand weaving, and much, much more. Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast Support the Show at the new Be a Booster page Watch Anne's Welsh yarn Show and Tell on the Purl Together podcast The Museum of Welsh Textiles The Welsh National Costume Rosamund Black on Instagram Lady Llanover Sponsors Knit New Haven Morehouse Merino Flock Group2023-03-141h 06
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 095: Elizabeth JohnstonIn this episode, Anne sits down with Elizabeth Johnston of Shetland Handspun. Elizabeth was Shetland Wool Week patron in 2018 and is well known for her handspun yarns, as well as her designs featuring Fair Isle and Shetland lace. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Knit New Haven Morehouse Merino Flock Elizabeth Johnston on Instagram and Facebook Shetland Handspun Website ShetlandPeerieMakkers Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours Purl Together YouTube Channel Support the Show Patreon allows listeners to support the show directly with benefits in r...2023-02-281h 15
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 094: A Fiber Walk Through LerwickIn this episode, Anne takes a fiber-themed walk through Commercial Street in Lerwick and out to the far end of town. Have you been thinking of a visit to Shetland, or do you have a visit coming up? Get a sense of just how fiber-packed the main street of the town is with this walk from Jimmy Perez's house to Jamieson and Smith. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Support the show by becoming a patron. Knit New Haven Morehouse Merino Flock Group The Shetland Times Bookshop Jamison's of Shetland2023-02-1452 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeChatGPT Tries Knitting In this episode, Anne introduces ChatGPT to knitting. How does artificial intelligence handle handicrafts? Can you rely on it for accurate information? Have a listen! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode If you'd like to have your own interaction with ChatGPT, find it here. Support the podcast at Patreon! Sponsors Knit New Haven Morehouse Merino Flock Group Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours Songs "Rainy Day Cafe," by Zoze and "Wherever This Life Goes," by Humans Win.2023-01-3133 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 092: Bind Off, Body Acceptance and BohusIn this episode, Anne talks about her first finished object of 2023, the Sanderling Cardigan, has a talk about talking to herself, and offers a brief introduction to Bohus Stickning. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode and Reference Materials Used Sanderling cardigan Mountain Mohair yarn from Green Mountain Spinnery Ripples, by Hilly van Der Sluis Books with information about Bohus Stickning: A History of Hand Knitting, Knitting Around the World, Knitting in the Old Way, Poems of Color: Knitting in the Bohus Tradition. The last book is devoted entirely to Bohus K...2023-01-1736 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 091: AlpacaIn this episode, Anne takes a deep dive into alpaca, and all the other South American camelid fibers! Links to Source Material and Things Mentioned in the Podcast Much of the episode was based on personal experience working with alpaca fiber yarns and discussions I've had with camelid raisers and spinners I've met through the years, but the information was confirmed for me in the wonderful book, The Fleece and Fiber Sourcebook. Wikipedia also has excellent articles about vicuña, guanaco, alpaca, and llama. North American Paco-Vicuna Association Music 2023-01-0337 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 090: The Three Projects You Should Be KnittingIn this episode, Anne talks about the three projects you should be knitting right now, wraps up Wovember, and more! Links to Things Mentioned in this Episode Support the show at Patreon! Sanderling Mountain Mohair Mitten Garland Advent Calendar Adventskalendar Turvie LoveWovember Find the Woolly Countdown Videos on the Purl Together YouTube channel Sponsors Knit New Haven Morehouse Farm There are still 2-3 spaces available on the Contemporary Crafts tour this summer! Learn more at the Island Vista website! 2022-12-0634 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 089: Behind the CurtainAnne sits down with Jana of the Purl Together YouTube podcast to chat about some of the benefits and challenges associated with having a knitting podcast. Plus, info about the 2023 Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours, Wovember, and more! Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast Support the show on Patreon. Purl Together on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and the web. Anne's Instagram (for Wovember!) Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours LoveWovember.com Sponsors Knit New Haven Morehouse Farm2022-11-221h 15
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 088: The Fiber Festival of New EnglandAnne takes you along to the Fiber Festival of New England. Meet some of the vendors who where there and hear about their ingenious and interesting products. Plus, more on Wovember and an update on the state of wool in Austria from an Austrian listener! Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast Support the show on Patreon Fiber Festival of New England JaggerSpun The Wool Room at Longmeadow Farm The Dancing Pony Sheep Farm -- email Paula Aarons at pmaarons@gmail.com Windridge Farm Junction Fiber Mill...2022-11-0840 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 087: Elizabeth WilliamsonEpisode 087: Elizabeth Williamson In this episode, Anne sits down with Shetland lace knitter, teacher, and designer, Elizabeth Williamson. PLEASE NOTE: There is some minor interference in this episode. It's mostly at the start of the interview. Apologies in advance. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Elizabeth Williamson Knitting, for Elizabeth's information and classes Elizabeth on Instagram Elizabeth's patterns can be found on Ravelry Wovember has an additional home on the internet at LoveWovember.com Find the prompts for Wovember on October 27, 2022 on Anne's Instagram S...2022-10-251h 09
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 086: Wovember is ComingIn this episode, Anne checks in after her time away in Shetland and Austria, and looks ahead to Wovember, coming on November 1! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Factor Meals -- Sign up using this link and get a discount on your first 6 boxes! Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours Shetland Wool Week Annual Shetland Textile Museum Die Spindel/Ulrike Müller-Kaspar Helen Robertson Allison Rendall Red Houss Elizabeth Williamson Knitting Wovember.com Purl Together on YouTube That Knitting Show on YouTube 2022-10-1840 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeWool DecantedIn this episode, Anne speaks with Linda and Lisa of Wool Decanted, a yarn producer in England with the goal of producing a soft, locally sourced and processed British yarn for fiber crafters. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Support the podcast at Patreon! I-91 Shop Hop Knit New Haven Morehouse Merino Flock Group Hitofude cardigan Wool Decanted Registration for Makkin Our Way Through Shetland 20232022-08-0239 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 084: Donna SmithEpisode 084: Donna Smith In this episode, Anne sits down with former Shetland Wool Week Patron, Donna Smith, to talk about how she got her start with wool crafts, her time as Patron, starting her own yarn company, and her current work with yarn dyeing. Enjoy! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Support the show at Patreon Knit New Haven I-91 Shop Hop Norwegian Handknits Morehouse Merino Flock Group Hitofude Cardigan Donna Smith's Blog, Website, Instagram, and Ravelry Donna's blog entry about the art piece...2022-07-1958 minI Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 083: Devrie MetcalfIn this episode, Anne visits with Devrie Metcalf, knitted toy designer and author, to talk about her love of knitted toys and why they are such a great project, even for new knitters! Devrie is author of Joanie's Magical Day at the Beach and Knitting for Playtime: Treasures of the Ocean, a children's picture book and pattern book that allows you to knit the characters from the book. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Support the show through Patreon Knit New Haven on Instagram Morehouse Merino Flock Group Hitofude Cardigan...2022-07-0530 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 082: Hulda Brynjólfsdóttir In this episode, Anne sits down with Hulda Brynjólfsdóttir at Uppspuni Mini Mill to talk about Icelandic wool, sheep farming in Iceland, Hulda's decision to start a mill, and the truly amazing Icelandic yarn she's been able to produce. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode I-91 Shop Hop Knit New Haven Morehouse Farm Shawl Patterns and Kits Morehouse Shawl Kit Amy Snell's Ravelry page for her Super Summer ShawlalongUppspuni Mini MillBelfast Mini Mills Istex The Hidden People South Iceland Wool Week2022-06-2156 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 081: Jóhanna ÞorvaldsdóttirIn this first episode of season 7, Anne sits down with Jóhanna Þorvaldsdóttir of Haafell Goat Farm to learn about her work preserving a rare species of Icelandic goat. Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode Morehouse Farm Shawls Knit New Haven I-91 Shop Hop Frank Pepe's Pizza Haafell Goat Farm Website, Instagram, Facebook Page. If you'd like to try the cashmere from Jóhanna's goats, contact her through one of the online sources above! If you'd like to get on the waiting list for the 2023 Makkin our Way Thro...2022-06-0748 min
In the Bubble with Andy SlavittShould We Worry About Monkeypox? (with Anne Rimoin)For those overwhelmed by the news of yet another infectious disease outbreak by the name of monkeypox, this episode is for you. With an equal dose of relief and urgency, Andy invites one of the world’s leading experts on monkeypox, UCLA professor Anne Rimoin, to explain why the disease is spreading now and how concerned we should be. You’ll be reassured but also encouraged to pay attention — at the very least for the sake of those at risk around the globe. Keep up with Andy on Twitter @ASlavitt. Follow Anne Rimoin on Twitter @arimoi...2022-05-2543 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeCottonIn this episode, Anne takes a deep dive into cotton: the history, quirks, and care! Plus, news of a NY/PA yarn crawl, a New Years themed yarn box, and more. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode FairTrade.net maintains a list of cotton growers and processors that adhere to their fair trade standards. Katia Fair Cotton has been certified as fair trade by the ICEA. Fair Trade cottons not mentioned in the episode: Quince&Co's organic cotton comes from a collection of organic cotton farms in California and all t...2022-04-1238 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifePay It ForwardIn this episode, Anne shares some thoughts on charity knitting, or "Pay It Forward" knitting, including some tips for success and how and where to find groups to create for. She wraps things up with a reflection on her Month of Lace and ends with a couple of special announcements. Enjoy! Links to Things Mentioned in the Show Afghans for Afghans Hat Not Hate The innocent Big Knit Warm Up America Charity Knitting with Nicole Facebook Group Charity Knitting and Crafts Facebook Group JustServe.org Hap Cowl, by...2022-03-2939 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 078: Donna EstinAnne sits down with Donna Estin to talk about her work as a designer, her experience with becoming a Master Hand Knitter, and the Next Level Knitting Conference coming April 22-24, 2022. Donna has very kindly offered a 25% off coupon code to her website and Ravelry patterns through March 31, 2022, for listeners of I Thought I Knew How. Use code THOUGHTIKNEWHOW in either location to take advantage of this kind offer. Many thanks, Donna! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Donna Estin’s website Join Donna Estin Designs to be the first to know of new designs and di...2022-03-151h 00
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeLinenIn this episode, Anne goes on a deep dive into her favorite plant fiber: linen. Get the history of this fiber, care instructions, and some tips to make using it easier! Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode There are more Patreon levels available now for businesses who would like to sponsor the podcast. Please visit the Patreon page for more information. Lyric Hill Farm Worn: A People's History of Clothing, by Sofi Thanhauser Linen from Flax Seed to Woven Cloth, by Linda Heinrich Hap Cowl, designed by Ella Gordon Designs on Ravelry a...2022-03-0132 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeCrochetIn this episode, Anne talks about what she's been working on for The Great Yarn Challenge, makes a case for crochet, and muses about what keeps a lot of folks (but mostly herself) from designing. Have a listen! Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast The Great Yarn Challenge Craft Yarn Council Holiday Trees, by YellowCosmo Loopy Love Blanket, by Tamara Kelly Flower Power Scrubby, by Kara Gunza Scrubby Cotton from Red Heart Cinca, by Amy Christoffers Sophie's Universe, by Dedri Uys Alma Sweater, by Tatsiana Kupryianchyk The...2022-02-1541 min
Where We LiveAs energy prices soar, regional power grid operator warns of 'vulnerable' winterRegional electric grid operator ISO New England has warned of a "vulnerable" winter, while homeowners are being charged higher rates for fuel, whether natural gas, oil or propane. This hour, hear from POLITICO energy reporter Catherine Morehouse about the many factors at play, and get the latest from ISO New England. Progressive consumer advocacy organization Public Citizen weighs in. Plus, hear from a Westport resident who recently switched to geothermal energy. GUESTS: Catherine Morehouse - Energy reporter, POLITICO Anne George - Vice President of External Affairs, ISO New England Tyson Slocum - Dir...2022-02-0149 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeKatie Sullivan of Bobolink YarnsIn this episode, Anne sits down with Katie Sullivan of Bobolink Yarns, a Vermont-based yarn company creating breed- and farm-specific yarns. Katie is a deep well of knowledge about wool production and shares much of her knowledge with us in this discussion. Enjoy! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Support the show at Patreon! Cloverworks Farm Bobolink Yarns BLU Michael Pollan's books on Amazon Spider silk fabric woven in Madagascar The Practical Spinner's Guide: Silk The Great Yarn Challenge Sponsors Many thanks to Knit New H...2022-02-0153 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeSilkIn this episode, census records, a visit to NYC, and a new pillowcase get Anne thinking about silk. She shares what she learned about what it is, where it comes from, and how it affects our fiber crafting, and invites you to share more! Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode First, I misspoke in the episode: alpha-keratin is the keratin found in mammals, not vertebrates. I do know that lizards and birds are vertebrates, too. I apologize for misspeaking! The Rise of the US Silk Industry Silk, the Queen of Fibers...2022-01-1833 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeBack and ForwardIn this episode, Anne looks back into 2021 and forward to 2022, setting crafting intentions for the new year, rather than goals. Links to Things Mentioned in The Episode Unicorn Parallelograms, by Stephen West The Fiber Seed Hand Dyed December videos can be found on the Purl Together YouTube channel Not my hap stretcher, but a hap stretcher. Not my Tudor Peg Loom, but a Tudor peg loom. Laight Night Knits Find the Yarn Stash Destash prompts on my Instagram account. Cabled Trellis Shawl, by Stephen West Music2022-01-0434 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeWool CircleIn this episode, Anne speaks with Nic Corrigan and Ed Sutcliff of Project Lonk. You originally met Nic and Ed in episode 66 when their Kickstarter to produce yarn from Ed's flock of rare breed Lonk sheep was still in full swing. A lot has happened since then! Listen to learn how their work to create highly local wool has had more of an impact than they expected! Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode Knit New Haven's Instagram Morehouse Merino Flock Group Episode 66: Project Lonk -- Please listen to this episode first to...2021-12-2153 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeMany Happy ReturnsWelcome to season 6! In this episode, Anne fills you in on everything that went on during the hiatus as well as the things that are coming up, and she shares her thoughts on The Shetland Trader, Book 3: Heritage. You've seen the images of the projects, but is the book worth a buy? Have a listen! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Hand Dyed December over on the Purl Together YouTube Channel Indie Untangled -- The National Parks New Years box is sold out, but watch their shop for full sized versions of the yarn...2021-12-0734 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifePaparwark Yarn, Open Farm, and Rhinebeck In this final episode for season five, Anne speaks to Cecil Tait of Paparwark Furniture about the new yarn line he and his wife Jennifer are producing from their flock of Shetland breed sheep. She also takes you through Morehouse Open Farm Day and talks about her time at Rhinebeck on Saturday. Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours (Get on the mailing list for the possible 2nd Fair Isle week in September! Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Participants Group on Facebook (You must be a tour participant to enter.) Paparwark Furniture Paparwark's tools fo...2021-10-1958 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeMandy Moore and Shetland Wool WeekIn this episode, Anne breaks down like an overtired 9-year old coming home from summer camp, because that’s basically what she is. But aside from that, you’ll also meet Mandy Moore, a new designer based in Shetland who is also a sample knitter for many familiar designers. Have a listen! Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode Knit+Escape Shetland Wool Week Elizabeth Williamson on Instagram Shetland Textile Museum Garths Croft Bressay Sheila Fowlie’s website for bespoke lace items, Shetland Lace Shawls Classes offered online from Uradal...2021-10-0539 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeBarbara CheyneIn this episode, Anne talks about the upcoming Shetland Day of Knit+Escape, tried to clarify a bit about Virtual Shetland Wool Week, and has an interview with Barbara Cheyne, a knitter and knitting teacher and trustee of the Shetland Textile Museum! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Knit+Escape Garths Croft Bressay Janette Budge Shetland Peerie Makkers Oliver Henry Wendy Inkster Jamieson's of Shetland Cecil Tait Barbara Cheyne Wilma Malcolmson Hazel Tindall Alison Rendall Mandy Moore's patterns on Ravelry Shetland...2021-09-2239 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeThat Knitting ShowIn this episode, Anne explains herself before sharing the audio from the latest episode of That Knitting Show, a monthly YouTube podcast she's started with Erin of Morehouse Farm. Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast Knit and Escape Uradale Farm I Hear Dee Instagram That Knitting Show Morehouse Farm Knit New Haven I Thought I Knew How Patreon Other ways to support the show2021-09-071h 08
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeShetland Wool Week, with Tracey HawkinsIn this episode, Anne sits down with Tracey Hawkins, one of the members of the Shetland Wool Week committee at the Shetland Amenity Trust to learn about the history of Shetland Wool Week and what this year's virtual experience will be like. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Support the Show through Patreon or by visiting the Be a Booster Page. Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours Makkin in Shetland Dialect Class during Virtual Shetland Wool Week I-91 Shop Hop Knit New Haven Morehouse Farm Atlantis Tunic K...2021-08-1044 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeI-91 Shop Hop, Part 3In this episode, Anne finishes up her I-91 Shop Hop yarn crawl with visits to Webs, Hand Knits, and Green Mountain Spinnery. Come along, and mark your calendar for the Hop, August 10 -21, 2021! Listen through to the end for a couple of surprises! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode I-91 Shop Hop Webs Hand Knits Green Mountain Spinnery Uradale Yarn -- For tickets to Makkin In Shetland Dialect classes during Virtual Shetland Wool Week, as well as a natural dyeing class and a class for thrummed mittens. That Knitting Show on YouTube I did...2021-08-031h 05
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeI-91 Shop Hop, Part 1Come along with Anne on the I-91 Shop Hop a little early, and then join in yourself, August 10 - 21, 2021! Links to Things Mentioned on the Show I-91 Shop Hop Facebook Page Knit New Haven Yarn Barn Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours Morehouse Farm Songs "I Can't Stand It," by Robert John and the Wreck and "Es Tu," by Nuno Jorge.2021-07-2035 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeKel Bachus of FiberworldEpisode 061: Kel Bachus of Fiberworld In this episode, Anne sits down with Kel Bachus, founder of Fiberworld and A Hundred Ravens yarn company. They talk through how each got started, what to expect from the upcoming Fiberworld, and a whole lot more. Enjoy! Links to Things Mentioned in the Show A Hundred Ravens Fiberworld Show Makkin Our Way Through Shetland Tours That Knitting Show Sponsors Knit New Haven is the perfect start or finish to your I91-Shop Hop in August! Morehouse Merino Flock...2021-07-0537 min
Good Morning Gwinnett PodcastRandall Toussaint Director Of Economic Development Partnership Gwinnettwww.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Randall Toussaint is the Director of Economic Development at Partnership Gwinnett. Randall oversees the organization’s project management team and cultivates project wins for Gwinnett County in five target industries: Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Technology, Life Science, and Corporate Headquarters.Randall previously served as the Director of Corporate Solutions & Cybersecurity at the Georgia Department of Economic Development, and as the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation’s Business Development officer for the technology sector in Fort Meade, Maryland.Randall also led urban planning and economic development programs in College Park, Maryland and served as the Vice...2021-06-171h 25
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeRegroupingIn this episode, Anne recaps the results of the Hat Not Hate KAL, does a little regrouping with her one-big-project-a-month goal, and invites us all to engage in a little regrouping of our own. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Hat Not Hate (See the FAQ for the mailing address for your hats!) The Gravel Knits podcast has just started their own KAL for HNH. Da Crofter’s Kep — 2021 Shetland Wool Week Hat designed by Wilma Malcolmson The TJ Frog Podcast The Sweater Bag by Cindy Pilon Mauch Chunky Yarn...2021-06-0839 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeDana Blair of Pichinku FibersIn this episode, Anne sits down with Dana Blair of Pichinku Fibers in the Sacred Valley of Peru. Listen as Dana shares why she started the company, introduces you to her team of dyers, dreams of an impactful future for Pichinku! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Pichinku Fibers website and Instagram Threads of Peru Makkin Our Way Through Shetland: Fair Isle and Lace, two tours to Shetland coming up in August! Loren, a shawl designed by Gudrun Johnston Hat Not Hate FAQ for the mailing address to send in...2021-05-251h 03
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeTrippingIn this episode, Anne kicks off season 5 with a quick recounting of the Online International Fiber Festival and the Virtual Masters Day before announcing the debut of Makkin Our Way Through Shetland. Listen ASAP to get all the details! Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast Review the podcast on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you download the show. The Online International Fiber Festival Would Knit Be Fun? podcast with Amy Snell, the Devious Knitter Keepers of the Sheep: Knitting in Morocco's High Atlas and Beyond by Irene Waggener, Muah Ahansali, Hussein Mardi, Muah n'Ait Tabatoot, an...2021-05-1135 min
Fibre Variety HourBONUS EPISODE - Woolwide AdventuresErin Pirro (Morehouse Farms), Amy Snell (Devious Knitter), and Anne Frost (the I thought I Knew How Podcast) talk about their respective fiber ventures, how they came together with their 4th member Irene Waggoner (106 Meters from the Road). Irene was unable to make it but it felt almost like she was there because of the enthusiasm all of these women had for their colleague's work. Woolwide Adventures combines a love of travel, tradition, technique, education, art, and culture for a 2 month long virtual experience. Enjoy!!!2021-05-021h 14
Iowa ColdRicky Neal Morehouse, IIIThis is the story of Ricky Morehouse, III’s unsolved arson and murder.
Information for this case was gathered from iowacoldcases.org
If you have any information about Ricky Morehouse III’s unsolved murder, please contact Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation Special agent in charge Mike Motsinger at 5157256010, or contact State Fire Marshall Division investigator David Linkletter at 5156891463, or investigator Mike Lillebo at 5152505458.2021-04-2108 min
Fibre Variety HourBONUS EPISODE: Woolwide AdventuresThis very special bonus episode was with 3 of 4 of the organizers behind, Woolwide Adventures. To find out more about how you can participate in Woolwide Adventures (through April 30) and how to find out more about each of these individuals and their incredible solo ventures, please check out the links below! Wool Wide AdventuresWool Wide Adventures: IG: @woolwideadventuresFB: @wooldwideadventureshttps://woolwideadventures.com/Morehouse Farms - Erin PirroIG: @morehousefarmsFB: @morehousefarmyarnhttps://www.morehousefarm.c...2021-04-051h 14
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeKnife WoundsIn this episode, Anne talks about her self-inflicted finger injury, fangirls a bit about Stephen West patterns, and more. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Please leave a review and kind comments at Apple Podcasts to help people find the show! Support the show directly on Patreon Fantastitch by Stephen West Webs The window-mounted bird feeder I mentioned The group on WorldWalking.org (or download the app and search for “I Thought I Knew How.” Westfjords Wanderer by Stephen West Silos by The Fiber Seed...2021-03-1629 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeFrankenshawl Learn about the WoolWide Adventures coming on March 5, the Online International Fiber Festival coming on May 1, and Anne's adventure with the Fantastitch. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Join us on a WoolWide Adventure! I’m cohosting the event with Erin Pirro, Amy Snell, and Irene Waggener! We are all providing prizes, as well as Brown Sheep Co, who has provided 4 hanks of their Synchrony Yarn, and Kollage Square, who has provided two kits of their square DPNs! Visit the website every Friday morning for the latest Adventure and Mini Treks, or get signed up for th...2021-03-0233 min
Gift In A Gift (GNG) PodcastThe Gift of Multifaceted Wisdom & Knowledge with Jumanne Bradford Reverend Jumanne B. Bradford is a native of the Washington, DC Metropolitan area and Youth & Young Adult Pastor at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Upper Marlboro, MD; a graduate of Archbishop Carroll High School, Morehouse College, and Lancaster Capital Seminary & Graduate School. Rev. Bradford has over 20 years of experience in Education, Mentoring, Leadership Development, Professional Speaking, Research, and Ministry. For the past 12 years, he has specialized in Science Technology Engineering Arts and Math (S.T.E.A.M.). Rev. Bradford has enjoyed success as an author, director, and community advocate. He has partnered with Mentoring to Manhood, Patriots Technology Training Ce...2021-02-2453 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeAmy SnellEpisode 053: Amy Snell, The Devious Knitter Anne sits down with Amy Snell, the Devious Knitter, about how she became a knitting teacher, as well as what the transition to online teaching has been like. They also talk about the growth of the knitting community online and a new experience coming up in March called WoolWide Adventures. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Leave a 5-star review and kind comment on Apple Podcasts or wherever you subscribe to the podcast to help others find the show. Register for the upcoming live...2021-02-1635 min
PA Insights - Powered by NCCPAA Chat with our PA Ambassadors; New PA Workforce Data; FAQs - PA Insights with NCCPAIn this episode of PA Insights with NCCPA:
- (00:56) We chat with some of our PA Ambassadors about what they’re experiencing in practice as it relates to COVID-19, as well as their time in the NCCPA PA Ambassador program.
**The PA Ambassadors in this segment are Anne Walsh, PA-C, Jessica Dell'Aquila, PA-C (Instagram @pa.ssionatelife), Sharon Denson, PA-C, Bonita Hall, PA-C (Instagram @babydollbonita), David Abiva, Jr., PA-C, Jackie Edwards, PA-C (Instagram @_iamjackie), Julie Davis, PA-C (Instagram @juliedavispa), Rashada Jordan, PA-C (Instagram @dreamsinspirelife)**
- (50:48) We talk with NCCPA's Director of Research, Andrzej Kozikowski, an...2021-02-111h 05
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeA Walk In a search for something a little different in this ever-lasting lockdown world, Anne takes you for a bit of a walk to chat about knitting things and more. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Support the podcast by becoming a patron. The new home of the Morehouse Merino Flock. Find the 30-Second Interviews in my Instagram Reels. Sponsors Many thanks to my patrons, Knit New Haven, and Morehouse Farm for their on-going support of the podcast. Please visit their websites to learn more and support their endeavors! Musi...2021-02-0250 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeI Felt. Bookish.Anne talks about her experiences makkin mindfully and felting a Cindy Pilon pattern knit with Mauch Chunky before offering a slew of book reviews for those looking for a way to spend their holiday gift cards. Links to Things Mentioned in the Podcast Please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you download episodes of the show. Want to help produce the show? Visit the Patreon page to learn more! Mindful Makkin Mauch Chunky from Kraemer Yarns A washboard may help you achieve more even felting. Cindy...2021-01-1934 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeNew Year, New Goals (or not)Anne starts the year with a book review of Keepers of the Sheep, some suggested crafting goals for 2021, as well as a list of her own. Grab your knitting! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Please leave a review and kind comments at Apple Podcasts to help people find the show! Support the show directly on Patreon Master Hand Knitting Program Anne’s super-basic To-Do list template. Upload it into Canva and add your own list of daily to-dos before printing and using it yourself! Shawls, Wraps, and Scarves, by Lo...2021-01-0540 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeBonus: Barbara Gray of the Shetland Textile MuseumDid you miss the video interview with Barbara Gray of the Shetland Textile Museum? Watch it on the Jamieson and Smith YouTube channel, or listen to the audio in this special bonus episode. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Shawls, Wraps, and Scarves by Louisa Harding Morehouse Farm Yarn Learn more about what you’ll need for the Tansie KAL starting January 1 by watching the Facebook Live with Anne and Erin Follow I Thought I Knew How on Instagram for the upcoming Yarn Stash Destash starting December 26. The Shetland Textile Mu...2020-12-1629 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeTerri LauraAnne reviews some yarn from Faithmead Yarns, catches you up on lots of things, has another giveaway, ushers in the return of songs to the podcasts, and wraps it all up with the audio from her interview with Terri Laura. If you’d like to send in a holiday story for the next episode, please email those to anne@familypodcasts.com by December 11, 2020! Links to Things Mentioned in this Episode Many thanks to the show Patrons! Please review the show on Apple Podcasts, or through whatever app you use to download it. It helps ot...2020-12-0854 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeChris Dyer of Garth's Croft BressayAnne sits down with Chris Dyer of Garths Croft Bressay to talk about the archeology and history of Shetland, as well as his experience moving into sustainable crofting. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Chris Dyer at Garths Croft Bressay on Instagram. Visit his Instagram account to purchase gift cards and tote bags that spotlight Chris’s flock of Shetland Sheep. Thank you to Jamieson and Smith for providing recording space for the interview. If you would prefer to watch the interview with Chris Dyer, find it on their YouTube channel. A qu...2020-12-0149 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeElla GordonAnne sits down with knitwear designer and former Shetland Wool Week patron, Ella Gordon. Ella works at Jamieson and Smith and has an impressive and important collection of vintage Fair Isle knitwear. Listen for more! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Become a patron of the podcast at Patreon.com Leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts. Join the I Thought I Knew How Facebook group Shetland Wool Adventures Journal Manos Del Uruguay Allegria Grande Drops of Spring Mitts Enter the Manos Del Uruguay Giveaway by November 4, 2020....2020-11-0356 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeViveka Velupillai of Uradale YarnsAnne sits down with Viveka Velupillai of Uradale Yarns to talk about her study of the Shetland dialect as well as the organically grown and processed Uradale Yarns. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Support the show by becoming a sponsor at Patreon Manos del Uruguay yarns from Fairmount Fibers Alegria Grande from Manos del Uruguay Drops of Spring Mitts pattern Enter to win three mini skeins of Manos Del Uruguay at the I Thought I Knew How Instagram account. Enter by November 4, 2020! Find the Halloween/October Knit Along...2020-10-2758 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeSupportIn this last episode of the season, Anne focuses on supportive things: sponsors, patrons, stitch markers, and reviews. Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode Support the show directly on Patreon. Patrons will receive daily videos while Anne is on her trip to Scotland! Rate the show on iTunes or wherever you listen. Dates for online knit times for the rest of the year. Join the I Thought I Knew How Facebook Group to be part of the Halloween Knit Along. Morehouse Farm’s Knit Kits Black Spider Shawl Knit Kit Julie Grimmett’s pumpkin pattern in knit...2020-09-0836 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeJana Knits of Purl TogetherAnne interviews Jana Knits from the Purl Together podcast, offers an update on the next knit along, and shares a few more odds and ends. Links to Things Mentioned on the Show Support the show on Patreon Help the show to grow by reviewing it on iTunes or where ever you listen to the show! Great Northern Yarn Haul Scratch Supply Co. The Elegant Ewe Lark’s Alvina KAL Shawls, Wraps, and Scarves, by Louisa Harding Morehouse Farm The Morehouse Merino Flock I Thought I Knew How Facebook Group Online International Fiber Festival — The last one is stil...2020-08-2543 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeYarn Haulin'Anne shares her experience on the Great Northern Yarn Haul, talks a bit about what’s on her needles, shares what it’s been like to wear the same wool dress every day for a month, and comments on a few more tidbits. Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode Thank you to my patrons! Please consider leaving a positive review on iTunes to help others find it! Lark’s Alvina Shawl Shawls, Wraps, and Scarves, by Louisa Harding Morehouse Farm Lace in Monet’s Garden. Shetland Wool Week MRI Maakers Jamieson and Smith 2-ply jumper weight The Art...2020-08-1142 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeErin Pirro of Morehouse FarmAnne sits down with Erin Pirro of Morehouse Farm to talk about sheep farming, Morehouse Farm Merino, the upcoming Lark’s Alvina knit along, and more! Links to Things Mentioned in the Show Support the show on Patreon, or visit the Be a Booster page for other options. Morehouse Merino Flock Facebook Group I Thought I Knew How Facebook Group Shawls, Wraps, and Scarves by Louisa Harding is the book with the pattern for the Lark’s Alvina knit along. You will need 2 ounces of Morehouse Merino Lace to knit the shawl as written, three ounces if you’...2020-07-281h 07
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeKaren Riehl of Poppy's PompomAnne interviews Karen Riehl about the upcycled fur pompoms, samoyed yarn, and possum yarn available from Poppy’s Pompom. Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode Find all the ways to help the show on the Be a Booster page. Follow I Thought I Knew How on Pinterest, and feel free to tell Anne how she can make the podcast Pinterest account more helpful for you. The Online International Fiber Festival account on Instagram. Follow the Morehouse Merino Flock and I Thought I Knew How Facebook Groups for the KAL starting July 31, 2020! Shawls, Wraps, and Sc...2020-07-211h 00
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeAwesome Possum!In this episode, Anne hints at things to come, shares a bit of news about the upcoming knit along with Morehouse Farm and the next Online International Fiber Festival, and takes you on a deep dive into the world of possum fiber! Links to Things Mentioned in the Show Support the show by becoming a patron on Patreon. Leave a 5-star review and kind comments on iTunes to help others find the show. The interview with Karen Riehl of Poppy’s PomPom is coming in the next episode. Follow the show on Pinterest and help Anne figure it...2020-07-1434 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeWonderful Wool In this episode, Anne gets into the knitty-gritty of why wool is such a wonderful fiber. Yes, even in summer! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Visit the Be a Booster page for links to the Patreon, Ko-Fi, and sponsor links! Or, please rate the show on iTunes, or use the rating system within the podcasting app you use. Katie’s Kep, by Wilma Malcolmson. Morehouse Yarn kits for the Katie’s Kep. Crofthoose Hat, by Ella Gordon. Shwook Hat, by Hazel Tindall. Museum of Ceramics in East Liverpool, Ohio. Wool 101 lecture on YouTube, pres...2020-06-3035 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeRecommendyIn this episode, Anne recommends some BluPrint classes for those who are trying to cram in as many as they can before the service disappears, as well as some knitting books she has found helpful for the Master Hand Knitter Program. More progress on the program, the Morehouse Virtual Farm Day, and more! Links to Things Mentioned on the Episode BluPrint is no longer accepting memberships, but all the classes mentioned in the show can still (at the moment this episode launches) be found by searching for the title of the class if you already have a...2020-06-1532 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeSwatches Were KnitIn this episode, Anne finishes her review of Manos del Uruguay Alpaca Heather, theorizes about the closing of BluPrint, and shares some actual progress made on the Master Hand Knitter Program. Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode Manos del Uruguay Alpaca Heather Fairmount Fibers Racha Shawlette Pattern German Short Rows Online International Fiber Festival is returning November 9-16, 2020! BluPrint was mentioned, but is no longer taking memberships or orders. XRX announcement about the trade show in 2021. Vogue Knitting’s new editor, Norah Gaughan. Master Hand Knitter Pr...2020-06-0128 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeEpisode 033: AftermathAnne recaps the Online International Fiber Festival, shakes up the online knit togethers, reviews some patterns, and more! Links to Things Mentioned in this Episode Support the show directly on Patreon or Ko-fi! The I Thought I Knew How Facebook Group, where you can find the link to the online knit togethers. Or, email Anne directly for the link at anne @ family podcasts . com (remove all spaces) Terri Spin’s class information Terri Laura’s class information Cold Pale Moon pattern Jamieson’s of Shetland Soft Shetland is now their Heather Aran. Pingouin’s Shetland et Lin. US10.75...2020-05-1933 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and Life031: We've Got Roads to PaveIn this episode, Anne reviews a few online learning options and gives a progress report on her Master Hand Knitter program and the Wind it Up! knit along. Links to Things Mentioned in this Episode Master Hand Knitting Program KnitStars BluPrint Terri Spins online spinning lessons (Scroll to the post) Anne’s finished objects on Ravelry Wind it Up! knit along post in Facebook Why you can be brave about color with Katie’s Kep Katie’s Kep Shetland Handspun’s yarn kit for Katie’s Kep More...2020-04-1338 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeWind it up!Time to wind up some of our knitting layaway! In this episode, Anne announces a new knit along designed to help us finish off some of our languishing projects, with prizes on offer from Merrily by Design, Ashcroft Makers, Prairie Bag Works, Knitter’s Pride, and Kraemer Yarns as extra motivation! Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode This link will take you to the Tuesday evening knit together. It runs from 3pm to 8pm eastern time while self isolation orders continue. Come join in! The Manly Art of Knitting, by Dave Fougner The I Thought I Kn...2020-03-3045 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeWe WillAnne is back early from her season break to talk about what’s on her needles, what’s coming, and what’s up. Welcome to season three! Links to Things Mentioned on the Podcast All the ways to support the show can be found here. Dip Dyeing Yarn in Wilton’s Violet Food Coloring. Dyeing Yarn with Food Coloring on the Stove. Frozen Skies Shawl Pattern Manos Del Uruguay FinoManos Del Uruguay Cabrito Akerworks Spindle Systems. Grown-Together Mittens. Morehouse Merino Flock Facebook Group. Webs.2020-03-1738 min
I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and LifeThe AndAn encounter with Tunisian crochet and the memory of a stranger in a restaurant in Barcelona put Anne in a reflective mood. Things Mentioned in the Episode Tunisian Crochet Basics from the Purl Soho website. Ewe and You Fiber Arts for Life Harriet’s Cowl Stitches United, where Anne will be running three rounds of knitting trivial on March 28, 2020, to benefit the Shetland MRI Scanner Appeal. Swing by the Morehouse Farm booth at 10, 1, and 3 to play for a $5 or higher donation to the cause and you could win a gift certificate to mo...2020-03-0332 min
The New Voice of SUD: Let’s Grow TogetherS1 Ep5: The UnheardAs we tune back in we had the pleasure of introducing some of Morehouse School of Medicine's own Anne Gaglioti, MD and Brian McGregor, Ph.D.
Dr. Gaglioti is the Associate Professor in the MSM Department of Family Medicine, as well as the Associate Director of Research and Director of the Southeast Regional Clinicians Network, in the National Center for Primary Care at MSM. Dr. McGregor, an alumnus of Morehouse College, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Medicine and Associate Director for Research at the Kennedy Satcher Center for Mental Health Equity in th...2019-10-2533 min
The Buttnaked Soulful House SessionsJan 24th 2016 - Iain Willis pres The Buttnaked Soulful House SessionsHi Guys, Welcome along to the first Buttnaked Soulful House Session of 2016. This week’s show is a rather stunning collection of the more deep soulful tracks I’m in love with and of course the extra special ‘Back of the Box’ track which is an absolute belter of a track.
I posted about a week ago that I’m moving away from Podomatic in favor of the Unlimited and high quality service of Promodj.com, There you will find all the past shows along with the Mature Music Sessions all available to Play/Download. You will still be able to ob...2016-01-241h 44
Healthcare Intelligence NetworkHow to Draw Families and Communities into the Medical Home ModelIn the patient-centered "medical home" model, patients' families and communities have clear-cut responsibilities, explained Elizabeth Reardon, a consultant with Commonwealth Medicine in Massachusetts. Healthcare organizations can draw parallels from Ed Wagner's chronic care model and learn from the groundbreaking work pediatricians have done to assure continuity of care for children with special healthcare needs. She suggested tactics and resources for drawing families and communities into the medical home model.Reardon, along with Anne Hernandez, director of operations of APS Healthcare and Dr. George Rust, senior consultant for APS Healthcare and Interim Director of the National Center for Primary Care, Morehouse...2007-02-2300 min