Carole Foster takes time out of her very busy schedule to talk about life on her farm and her beautiful yarn.

Gail talks with Mary Jeanne Packer of Battenkill Fibers Spinning and Carding Mill and Carole Foster of Foster Sheep Farm while they are driving a 16 ft rental truck on the NYS Thruway.

Gail talks with Chris Marlow, Co-Director of the Fiber Craft Studio in Chestnut Ridge, NY

Gail talks with Sarah Litvin about the Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History and the textile history in the Kingston area.

Katrina Rodabaugh photographed by Karen Pearson for Mending Matters Gail talks with Katrina about her slow fashion journey and how she shares her experiences with her audience

Gail talks to Stacey Moebenburg about her personal fashion show project.

Gail talks with Mary Jeanne about 2020 and trends for 2021

Weaving for Norma Johnson-Glacy and Crazy Legs Romney Farm this last summer gave me a chance to make an extensive exploration Romney wool.

Designing my fabric meant I was looking for a combination of factors, including abrasion resistance and sewability with a blend of crispness and softness.

Nicole talks with Gail about the Fashion program at Ulster BOCES and Agricultural Literacy Grant for Fabric Comes From Farms.

Deborah Kavakos of Stoneledge Farm

Recorded the week of April 20,2020, Gail talks with Cecelia Tkaczyk of Cece’s Wool, Lily Marsh of Lilly Marsh Studio and Kathy Fogarty of Midnight Mercantile about their lives while isolating during the Coronavirus Pandemic.

In the midst of the Corona Virus Pandemic, Gail checks in with Tegan and Eric of Comfort Cloth Weaving and Robin Guy of Birch Hollow fibers.

Checking in with Wing and a Prayer Farm & Oysters and Purls

One of the things I like best about the Hudson Valley Textile Project is the true community nature of it. And catching up with your neighbors is always rewarding.

Gail talks with Cece Tkaczyk of Cece’s Wool about her fiber journey from growing up on a dairy farm to her retail shop and how she incorporates her passion for wool and community.

Having made the decision to jump in and purchase the entire Blue Pepper Farm clip for 2018 gave me several moments of wondering if I was just nuts.

Robin talks about fiber journey and about yarn and books and the message she hopes they convey.

A conversation with Armenuhi of Oysters and Purls

Working with the various local wools has been amazing. So many different textures and language is inadequate to convey the subtle qualities of a finely spun wool in a well woven fabric.