Knitmore Girls

Jasmin and her mother Gigi have been recording together since 2008, making Knitmore Girls one of the longest-running knitting podcasts out there. With over 360 episodes and more than a thousand Apple Podcasts ratings, they've built a serious following. The mother-daughter chemistry is real and sometimes spicy -- they're not afraid to share strong opinions about yarn, techniques, or life in general. Regular segments like "On the Needles," "Mother Knows Best," and the fan-favorite "When Knitting Attacks!" give each episode a familiar rhythm that listeners come back for week after week. Beyond the needles, they bring in unexpected topics like Persian culture, visible mending, sewing, and garment construction. Jasmin is clearly the driving force behind the show's pace, while Gigi grounds things with practical wisdom earned over decades of making things by hand. The production quality is consistent, and they maintain a strong Ravelry community where listeners swap notes between episodes. Fair warning: this is a podcast with personality. Some listeners love the candid commentary and occasional bickering; others find it a bit much. But if you want a knitting podcast that feels like eavesdropping on a real family conversation -- complete with laughter, disagreements, and genuine affection -- Knitmore Girls delivers that in a way few shows can match. They cover everything from sock construction to stash organization, always filtered through their own distinctive point of view.