Yes, we are starting our third season. Lots of new things to come. Lots of fun.

Sam chats with us from England. We chat about all kinds of things, but mostly about trying to finish projects, and the role of quilting in our lives.

Cheryl Sleboda is amazing, and she comes to talk to us about the importance of blogging. We talk about blogging strategies and other things. For more, go to http://muppin.com/wordpress/index.php/the-2019-31-day-blog-writing-challenge/.

Pat talks to us about her life, about the history of quilt judging, and being a long arm quilter. She also talks to us about her upcoming 2-day judging workshop in Slidell, LA in connection with the GSQA Quilt Show. (I'll be there taking the class!!) For more, go to https://www.oceanwavesqc.com/.

Janet is amazing. Her videos and Facebook comments help hundreds of us navigate the software, Quilter's Creative Touch, used in Grace machines and so many others. This was recorded before the upgrade to QC5.

This is a great copyright story. Laurie joins us, and inspires us to create. She tells the tale of how her series of (very popular) Farmer's Wife books began. She is amazing. https://amzn.to/2pK7aPk

Theresa has been on the podcast before. Today we're talking about fair use and copyright in relation to a quilt she is making using song lyrics. See www.quiltourownadventure.com

Roberta R. Kwall is the Raymond P. Niro Professor of Intellectual Property Law; Founding Director, Center for Intellectual Property Law & Information Technology at DePaul University. She is also an expert on moral rights and artists. She's been a mentor for a long time and I'm so glad she had some time to chat with us about quilting and moral rights.

AJ joins us to talk about quilting, branding, and what she learned from her previous day job as fashion designer (and copyright/trademark issues). Check out her beautiful work at www.ajgrossman.com

Susan has written a children's book about Gee's Bend. She is an award-winning author of many titles (you may recognize!). We talk about her writing process and her approach to her subjects. http://www.susangoldmanrubin.com/