Our series with Dr. Gard's class continues, and today we talk about creating a social media following with Tulane senior, Jordan.

Jenny talks about her new book, Free-Motion Quilting from Ordinary to Extraordinary (https://amzn.to/2MBlHEx) and her quilting life. I so want to try this book. Can I really become extraordinary in 21 days? For more on Jenny, https://quiltskipper.com.

Pam and Lynn talk to us about all kinds of things! Houston Quilt Market, the Stitch TV, and so much more.

Joe comes to talk to us about his quilting life, and tearing up painting to make a quilt. http://www.joethequilter.com.

Ron's students from his New Media and Internet Studies course talk to us about crowdfunding, and more specifically our Wavestarter experiment that we conducted in the Fall. We had a Tulane-based "Go Fund Me" campagin in November. We talk about the results and the whole crowdfunding thing

Lyric talks to us about being an art quilter, what it takes to prepare a course, and so much more. For more, see https://lyrickinard.com and www.justwannaquilt.com/lyric-kinard.

Machelle Hall, a clinical instructor for Tulane Law School's Environmental Law clinic, along with her mother and sister, talk to us about her grandmother's quilting life.

Karlee continues the conversation about Honest Fabric and her thoughts about the quilting industry. For more see, www.honestfabric.com.

Karlee talks to us about her development as a quilter, and her new business Honest Fabrics. www.honestfabrics.com. For more about the interview, go to www.justwannaquilt.com/karlee-porter.

Amy takes us into the world of being a Sales Rep for Jaftex Fabrics (the company that owns FreeSpirit, Henry Glass Fabrics, StudioE Fabrics, the Blank Quilting Corp, Fabric Editions, and A.E. Nathan Co). We've interviewed Scott Fortunoff a bunch of times and he's been so generous to our project. Now, we get a new take from Amy. She is awesome!