I mean, slow fashion is just the term that we're giving it now. And we're not even really agreeing on what that term means yet, right? I mean, this has just been going on since the beginning of civilization. We used to value the fiber. And if we had to still, you know, grow the plant or tend the animal and then extract the fiber and process the fiber and weave the fabric

and dye the cloth and sew the cloth, we would not just throw it away.

Absolutely.

You know, I mean, if I think of my grandmothers in upstate New York making their quilts

100 years ago, I mean, they weren't going to call it like creative redesign.

Right.

I mean, they weren't.

But that's what they were doing.

Hello and welcome to the slow home podcast.

This is the podcast all about slow living in a fast-paced world.

My name is Brooke McCallory. My name is Ben McCallery and welcome to season three. We're back.

We're back. Season three, episode one, if you missed last, well, it wasn't last weeks because it was

a couple of weeks ago.

Couple of weeks.

We were recorded an episode zero where we take you through what's happening for season three and a little bit of an update on what we're doing.

But this is the first, I don't know, proper episode.

First episode featuring a guest.

An interview, exactly.

And the interview will be with Katrina Rodabow.

Yes, it is.

So I know about 2,000 of you got a little sneaky peak preview of this episode when it released.

Did it drop?

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