Spin Control Podcast

Shilo has been running Spin Control since 2017, quietly building up 137 episodes of knitting, spinning, and sewing content that listeners describe as perfectly bite-sized. The semimonthly format keeps things manageable, and the episodes themselves tend to be compact enough to finish during a single knitting session. Listeners consistently praise Shilo's soothing voice, and it's easy to understand why -- the show has a calm, grounded quality that pairs well with the meditative rhythm of working with yarn and fiber. The content splits between project updates, spinning adventures, sewing projects, and personal storytelling. She's the kind of host who will talk about stash diving with the same genuine enthusiasm she brings to discussing Socktober challenges or her goals for the new year. Recent episodes from early 2026 cover works in progress, craft room projects, and year-end reflections, so the show is clearly still going strong. With a 4.6-star rating from 23 reviews, the audience is smaller but devoted. Multiple reviewers mention that the episodes are ideal for fitting into busy schedules -- "while I knit one row" is how one listener put it. The show doesn't feature interviews or elaborate production. It's one person sharing her craft life honestly and consistently, and that simplicity is part of what makes it work. If you prefer a quieter, more personal knitting podcast over a high-energy production, Spin Control is exactly that.