On this episode of the Star Wars Time Show, the crew gives their wants and predictions for Skeleton Crew! Will we see famous Star Wars pirate Hondo Onaka? Will one of the kids have the Force? We give you all of our predictions right here! In addition to pregaming for Skeleton Crew, we also talked about Star Wars: Visions Volume 3, Director Krennic's view of Dedra Meero in Andor Season 2, and more details about Skeleton Crew's suburban looking planet At Attin, which has ties to the Old Republic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlzW2JLV9j0 Vertical Version if on Mobile https://youtube.com/live/UXiBRUqO1hM?feature=share https://starwarstime.net/star-wars-visions-volume-3-returning-in-2025-with-new-and-returning-anime-studios/ https://starwarstime.net/rey-movie-removed-from-film-slate-director-krennic-to-clash-with-dedra-meero-in-andor-s2-skeleton-crew-episode-directors-and-clip-revealed/ Skeleton Crew Wants and Predictions! https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-11-11-11-18/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle. 

Welcome to Sew & So, brought to you by BERNINA, made to create! I’m Meg Goodman, and today, you’re in for an exclusive treat. Join me on a behind-the-scenes tour of a truly extraordinary milestone—the 50th anniversary of the Houston Quilt Festival.  This isn’t just any quilt show; it’s an international celebration of artistry, creativity, and history. We’ll be diving deep with attendees, educators, personalities, and prize-winning quilters, capturing those moments that make this event so iconic. And, of course, we’ll be peeking behind the curtains… because that’s what we love to do on Sew & So, bringing you right into the heart of the action at one of the world’s most renowned quilt festivals. This legendary event began in 1974, a time when the world was changing fast. Karey Bresenhan, a visionary, opened her quilt shop, Great Expectations, in Houston, Texas, sparking what would become an incredible journey. Just to give you a sense of that time: President Nixon resigned over Watergate, ABBA’s Waterloo was topping charts, and movies like The Godfather Part II and Blazing Saddles were captivating audiences. Nike was filing its first patent, People magazine launched, and fashion was all about flared pants and leisure suits. Quite a backdrop, right?   The Festival’s Remarkable History (1:34)Bob Ruggiero, Vice President of Communications for Quilts, Inc. (www.quiltsinc.com), shares the fascinating story of how the festival began in 1974 and grew into an international sensation. From behind-the-scenes secrets to exciting plans for the future, Bob’s insights set the stage for our journey. International Flavors and Creative Innovation (6:31)Meet vibrant vendors like Isabelle Bische from France and Karen Barry of Quilt Passions in Kailua Kona, HI. From Quilts to Mysteries (8:56)Bestselling author Arlene Sachitano (www.Arlenesachitano.com), known for her Harriet Truman/Loose Threads mystery series, explains how Houston inspires her work and why this festival is close to her heart. Stories from Attendees (11:37)Quilters Kim and Jean from Quero, TX, and Becky and Anne from Georgetown, TX, reflect on their favorite moments, while April from Texas and Scott from California share their first impressions of the festival. A Global Masterpiece (13:05)Discover this year’s Best of Show quilt, a breathtaking creation from China. Hear from the artist, Chen Jing, in a touching conversation made possible through a friend and Google Translate. Let’s let Bob Ruggiero introduce it. Artistry Meets Innovation (17:29)Past Sew & So guest Kestral Michaud (www.kestralmichaud.com) returns as the winner of the Master Award for Contemporary Artistry. Her journey continues to inspire!  Empowering Communities (18:36 & 22:35)Spotlight on nonprofits: Meet newcomers like Danielle Harper from the Barbara Bush Foundation (www.bushhoustonliteracy.org) and Jessica Rudolph from My Very Own Blanket (www.myveryownblanket.org), as well as returning groups like MD Anderson (www.mdanderson.org/ovarian-quilt-project), Sew Powerful (www.sewpowerful.org), and Creativity Shell (www.creativityshell.org). Learn about their incredible missions and how you can help.  Deep in the heart (24:58)In the charming town of LaGrange, TX stands the Texas Quilt Museum. www.texasquilymuseim.org Meet Executive Director Deborah Blanchette Bradley who shares its story and its effort to preserve the history and future of quilting. Why they were there (26:47)Meet attendees April from Texas and Scott from California and they talk about their event experience. Meet Jeanne Delpit of BERNINA (27:42)Making her Sew & So debut, Jeanne (https://weallsew.com/author/jeannecd/) offers a peek behind the scenes of the BERNINA exhibit and her role as National Events Manager.  Rising Stars and Seasoned Pros (30:50 & 34:31)Get to know Nick Jarrett, a newcomer mentored by Ricky Tims, and Uzoma Samuel, who updates us on his artistic achievements since QuiltCon.  Serging Queen and Quilting Royalty (34:58)BERNINA’s Pam Mahshie (@pammahshie) and Toni Smith, a.k.a. Quiltoni (www.quiltoni.com), share their latest projects and Houston experiences.  The Magic of Haute Couture (37:52 & 41:19)Fashion visionary Joe Vecchiarelli (@joevecchiarelli) who has many collaborations with Disney, Dancing with the Stars, and Dolly Parton, tells us what he’s been up to lately.(40:22) And then there’s the wonderful “Evening of Style with Nick Verreos” that Joe was responsible for making happen… An Evening of Style (41:19)And then…there’s Nick himself! www.nickverreos.com(46:32)Join us now in the front row for this amazing display of Haute Couture as Nick Verreos provide commentary on his wonderful creations. Here’s Jill Benge to lead off the evening!  And the Winners Are… (48:41)Meet the three winners of the BERNINA machines raffled off at the fashion show Kim GImblet, Wendy Shapiro, and Elizabeth Martin  Reflections (49:49)And what did Beth from Pittsburg, Kathy from Prescott, AZ and Lynn from Colleyville TX think of the show?! A Grand Finale (50:37)Bob Ruggiero wraps up the festival with his reflections on this momentous event.And it’s this very spirit—the connections, the creativity, the shared passion—that makes the Houston Quilt Festival so extraordinary. We at Sew & So were honored to be right there on the floor, immersed in it all. Our deepest thanks to everyone who shared their time, their stories, and their enthusiasm with us, painting a vivid picture of what makes this festival a cherished experience year after yearBe sure to subscribe to, review and rate this podcast on your favorite platform…and visit our website sewandsopodcast.com for more information about today’s and all of our Guests. That’s S E W A N D S O Podcast.com. Be sure to subscribe to, review and rate this podcast on your favorite platform…and visit our website sewandsopodcast.com for more information about today’s and all of our Guests. 

The holiday season is coming soon and we’ve got a lot to talk about! Buckle up because it’s time for another episode of our Homebrew Happy Hour podcast!… THE home brew #podcast where we answer all of your home brewing questions and discuss anything related to craft beer! A NOT SO SUBTLE REMINDER: If you […]

Hiking during hunting season requires a little extra preparation to stay safe and ensure an enjoyable outdoor adventure. In this episode, Shawn and Mike dive into essential hiking safety tips to help you navigate the backcountry during peak hunting times. We discuss how to identify hunting seasons in your area, the importance of wearing blaze orange and other high-visibility clothing, and strategies for sharing the trail respectfully with hunters. You’ll also learn how to make noise to announce your presence, avoid active hunting zones, and plan hikes in areas with minimal hunting activity. Whether you’re a beginner hiker or a seasoned trail enthusiast, this episode will equip you with the knowledge to stay visible, safe, and respectful of nature and fellow outdoor enthusiasts during hunting season.Don’t miss this timely conversation packed with practical advice and safety tips. Hit play now and learn how to hike confidently through hunting season!

Send us a textMan we miss that old intro! we also miss having awesome guests like Mikey Tabletop on the show! Since we won't be recording a new episode for a few weeks, we're taking the opportunity to shine a fresh light on a few of our episodes from the past. In this episode we discuss what we want to see from video games in the future. Enjoy!List Off Links  TIMESTAMPS:(00:20) - Intro/Guest Intro(4:13) - Preflight Checklist: Guilty Gear, Multiversus, Shining Force II, The Quarry, Live A Live, Cult of the Lamb, Horizon: Forbidden West(19:11) - We get into our lists(1:20:37) - Our #1’s(1:38:06) - Debrief

Hey have you ever sat down and wondered what good Doritos and Mountain Dew have done for society? Well keep wondering because this is only one ingredient with crazy invisibility implications. Come join whilst we speculateNews Article: https://globalnews.ca/news/10739992/doritos-dye-mice-translucent-study-humans/

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Apparently there were scrapped plans for the Gorn (the lumbering rubber lizard suit dude Kirk fights in that famous episode) to show up in other Star Trek properties. One plan had a Gorn show up as Worf's guest to Riker's bachelor party in Nemesis, and frankly despite how awful those latter movies were I would have been all over that. I can only imagine that the plan was abandoned when the props department couldn't get a styrofoam cocktail to look right.01:42 AYURIS: The Wolves (Ashwain Kamath and Clarence Simpson, Pandasaurus Games, 2022)Games Played Last Week:03:49 -Tidal Blades 2: Rise of the Unfolders (Tim Eisner and Ben Eisner, Druid City Games, 2024)10:28 -Mass Effect: The Board Game - Priority: Hagalaz (Eric M. Lang and Calvin Wong Tze Loon, Modiphius Entertainment, 2024)16:15 -The LOOP (Maxime Rambourg and Théo Rivière, Pandasaurus Games, 2020)20:57 -Cryo (Tom Jolly & Luke Laurie, Z-Man Games, 2021)24:37 -Flip 7 (Eric Olsen, The Op Games, 2024)26:23 -Rebel Princess (Daniel Byrne, José Gerardo Guerrero, Kevin Peláez, and Tirso Virgós, Zombi Paella, 2023)31:05 -Tiny Laser Heist (Evan Katz and Josh Roberts, Evan and Josh's Very Special Games Company, 2024)37:54 -D.E.I.: Divide et Impera (Tommaso Battista, Ludus Magnus Studio, 2022)44:42 -Modern Art (Reiner Knizia, CMON, 2017)News (and why it doesn't matter):48:13 Please support us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/svwag49:15 Ingenious goes vertical: Einfach Genial 3D49:58 Clans of Caledonia's long-awaited expansion: Industria 51:26 Star Trek Ascendancy: The Gorn!52:41 Topic: Opening the Box DownersAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Topic starts at: 28:48. This week we discuss all the crap people like to you about! You can find our Discord, Patreon, social media, and more at https://linktr.ee/retrowarriors. 

In this episode i had fun meeting Austin and Courtney Motte and hearing all about their bow company ! They just recently acquired the company in September. They are also the owners of Thunderbird traditional archery. Enjoy !!!     Special thanks - Kalamazoo Bow Works , True North Arrows and Abowyer broadheads