Relentless Knitting Podcast

Karla and Emily, two science educators from British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, built Relentless Knitting Podcast over eight years and 86 episodes into a well-loved show with a 4.1-star rating from 32 reviewers. The podcast started in 2015 when both hosts were working as educators, and listeners got to follow along as they navigated major life changes, including becoming first-time mothers, all while maintaining their deep commitment to fiber arts. They run Relentless Knitting Company and teach knitting classes at a local yarn shop, so their pattern and yarn recommendations come from hands-on teaching experience rather than just personal preference. Episodes typically run over an hour, giving the hosts plenty of room to talk through current projects, discuss techniques, and go on the kind of tangents that make a long-running podcast feel like catching up with old friends. The show covered knitting, spinning, and complementary hobbies, with the science background occasionally surfacing in how they approached topics like fiber properties and dye chemistry. The final episode aired in October 2023, but the back catalog holds up well. For knitters in the Pacific Northwest or anyone who appreciates a show where the hosts grow and change alongside their craft over nearly a decade of recording, the full run is worth working through.