We Have Some News | Quilt & Tell Podcast Episode 87
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Please don’t let this podcast end. These women are great hosts. I love their banter! And they have such good, informative, educational guests on the shows. I cannot get along without this podcast.
Please consider going on your own and doing your own podcast. With the connections you all have, I’m sure sponsors would be lining up to help. We are not all in places in our life where we can go to retreats and find like minds to discuss our love of this art form. For some of us, podcasts and videos are the only place we can truly find ‘our people’. This is like losing best friends.
I am devastated. You three truly have become quilting friends to me. I so look forward to listening to your podcasts. I have learned so much from each of you! I also greatly enjoy the guests and the Handi Quilter segments. I’m just so sad right now. Please let us know if there are people we can contact to try to save this podcast. I feel sick. I’m so sorry this has happened to you and to all of the listeners.
I hope your powers that be realize that podcasting is the new magazine. This is a step backward in time. Please reconsider!
Wow, what sad news on this Thanksgiving day. You 3 bring such joy to my life. I wait for each podcast to drop with excitement. You have made me walks, drives and quilting time so enjoyable. If it weren’t for your podcast I would have never known about handi quilter, quilt artist, or the joy you 3 bring to my day.
You all will be sorely missed and I for one vote for your return…soon.
Kay A Cooper.
Can I just say I’m heartbroken?! You all have been friends I’ve never met,but have loved as if we have. You all have shared so many things with us, you feel like family. I’m just sick over this. Please know you all are amazing!
I am so sorry and sad to hear you have to go. I started to listen to you when my twin girls were born, in january 2021. I had my hand full and couldn’t watch videos on my phone because the light would wake them up so I looked for podcasts and found you. You helped me so much staying sane with all those nights with my girls. You helped me go through these 2 years without quilting. You helped me being less lonely: I’m a french canadian (from Montreal) quilter and there is not a real community like you have. You made me feel like part of your community, I think I can even say iur community, now. I tried to find other quilting postcasts during the summer and there was nothing as enjoyable as yours. I will miss you all so much. (Sorry for my english, it’s not my mother tongue!)
The only reason I registered with Quilting Daily is to tell your Management how disappointed/angry I am that they have put Quilt & Tell on hiatus. These people are my friends, my inspiration, and they make my day. I have wonderful quilting friends, some of them have been gathering and sharing for 40 years. I could not imagine life without these people. So many others do not have these close friends and Tracy, Lori, and Ginger have filled that void. PLEASE RECONSIDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am very disappointed that “the powers that be” have decided to put Quilt and Tell Podcast on hiatus. This podcast, by far, is the best quilting podcast on air. I hope Tracy, Lori, and Ginger will consider branching out on your own to produce your own podcast.
Why oh Why would this podcast come to an end? I am not sure who made this decision, but they clearly don’t know or understand the quilting community. This is by far the BEST podcast that is out there for quilting and I sincerely hope they change their minds (get some sense) and bring it back!!!!!!!!!
Why or Why would this podcast come to an end? I am not sure who made this decision, but they clearly don’t know or understand the quilting community. This is by far the BEST podcast that is out there for quilting and I sincerely hope they change their minds (get some sense) and bring it back!!!!!!!!!
Why cancel a 4.5 star podcast that increases the brand’s visibility, connects the brand’s most loyal fan base, demonstrates the brand’s relevancy, and brings the brand into its audience’s personal and most creative spaces? That really shows a fundamental disconnect between the execs and the content creators. The GPM creators understand that a sustainable crafting community is built on a broad foundation, not a magazine rack.
The podcast doesn’t just go to reader’s mailboxes, side tables, and magazine shelves, it goes to their hearts and minds.
The Q&T podcast is there on *your* car’s audio, talking to, with, and about *your* people. Instead of driving to work, you are on a quilting journey with Tracy, Lori, & Ginger.
The podcast is there in your sewing space, speaking to you as you cut, piece, and sew.
It is there when you have wonky seams to let you know that you’re not alone. Tracy , Lori, & Ginger have been there too.
It is there when you celebrate finishing a challenging block. You know that Tracy, Lori, & Ginger understand how proud you are.
It is there when you can’t sleep at night and want to catch up with friends.
Tracy, Lori, & Ginger’s fans are loyal to them. Their audience will be with them whether it’s through the company or a different platform.
I’m going to find my disused Instagram password today.