The SweetGeorgia Show

Felicia Lo is the founder and creative director of SweetGeorgia Yarns, and her podcast reflects the perspective of someone who lives and breathes the fiber arts business. Now in its sixth season with 119 episodes, the show sits at the intersection of craft, creativity, and color -- and it earns that positioning rather than just claiming it. The interview format is where this podcast really shines. Felicia talks to knitters, spinners, designers, shop owners, and makers from across the handmade textile world. The conversations tend to run long (30-70 minutes) and go deep, exploring not just what people make but how they think about making. Topics range from hand-spinning and fiber preparation to machine knitting, weaving, crochet design, and running a fiber arts business. The 4.8-star rating from 75 reviews is notable because the audience is small but devoted -- these are listeners who care about the craft at a professional or semi-professional level. SweetGeorgia Yarns recently celebrated 20 years in business, and that longevity shows in how Felicia approaches her guests and topics. She asks questions that come from genuine industry experience, not just surface curiosity. If you're interested in the business side of fiber arts, or you want to hear thoughtful conversations with the people who design the patterns and dye the yarn you're using, this is the show for that.