I'm Sari and I'm Haley and this is Seamwork Radio.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio where we share practical ideas for building a creative process so you can find more joy in sewing.

And today we have a really special episode because we're celebrating our 100th episode

of Seamwork Radio. Yay, I cannot believe that we're on 100 episodes. That is so incredible.

Like, just thank you guys for listening because it's, it's really been such a pleasure

having this podcast and communicating with you all this way has just been so much

fun. I know I speak for both of us when I say that. It's one of the highlights of my job. So love it.

So today, we thought to celebrate our 100th episode, we thought we would answer some of your questions that

have been posted in the Seamark community in the last few weeks. So we put a shout out for questions

there and we got a lot of great questions. We got so many that we couldn't fit them all in. So we may

do a follow-up episode sometime. So just let us know if you enjoy these Q&As, and if you do,

then we'll do more in the future. All right, so let's jump in with our Q&A. I'm going to read the

questions, but we're both going to try and answer as much as we can. Some of them are directed to

you, Haley, and some of them are directed more to me. So we'll kind of switch off as we go.

So our first question is from Marcella. And Marcella says, how scripted is the podcast and how much is ad lib? You want to take that,

Haley? Yeah. So the podcast is, I would say it's not very scripted. We do one or two weeks before we record. Sarah and I meet

and we go over the topic that has already been decided upon and we create kind of an outline

of some tips and some ideas. We select what the icebreaker is going to be, that kind of stuff.

But it's not scripted.

I think that we speak mostly kind of, you know, off the cuff, wouldn't you say?

Yeah, I would say so.

It's bullet points, basically, like a bullet point outline is all that it is.

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