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Hosted by Susie Halksworth · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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An exploration of craft, resourcefulness, and making things ourselves: how do we do it, what does it mean, and isn't it just hopeless in the times of AI and Temu? (spoiler: no it bloody isn't). Chat, anecdotes and discussion from me and interviews with others. susiehalksworth.substack.com
Susie Halksworth hosts Made at Home, a leisure show with 14 episodes published.
Hello everyone - here I am again with a Made At Home podcast, about the handmade things you can buy as souvenirs on holiday and things that are produced local to the place you go. This is my decorative plate we got from
I’m knitting socks with kittens on them, Ghost has done something unfortunate in the wool basket, and I’ve taken leave of my senses and decided to perform in the Buxton Fringe. And of course, as ever, the Guardian has an
Today I’m talking about how I managed to have a panic attack in the middle of Peter Grimes on Friday, what went down at the Buxton Vintage Textiles Fair last week, and how we shouldn’t feel the need to optimise everythin
I’m going to be completely honest with you: this podcast is basically a rant about how rubbish social media has become. I had a moment last week of pure, unfiltered rage about how we are expected to jump through technolo
OK I’m sorry everyone. This is one of those where I had something planned to talk about and then I set off on a completely random rant about something else, then when I had finished my random rant I thought, well I’ll ta
Well, I recorded today’s podcast yesterday while I was in the middle of making a number of quite confusing things in the kitchen, and Ghost was being very unhelpful and kept coming in and looking me right in the eye whil
Today’s podcast is a bit shorter, because I started talking about post structuralism and I thought your tolerance for that was probably the same as mine! So just a few thoughts on simulacra, but also on Shirley Conran’s
On today’s episode I have Keith, who is my husband, talking about how the Made At Home ethos applies to making music, and in particular to the kind of music he makes. We establish early on in the podcast that Keith is Th
Today’s episode may be a bit disjointed because we are currently a House Of Flu, but here are some thoughts on my ongoing obsession, ceramics, and things being made in the UK. I feel we may be exploring both of these thi
Well, I really think Garage Band and I are arriving at a critical point in our relationship. Picture the scene. It is 2001. You are trying to edit the newsletter for your small voluntary organisation on Microsoft Word. A
Here is episode 3 of my podcast - an interview with mum who bravely volunteered/ was pressganged into becoming my First Interviewee! Now I had an absolute NIGHTMARE trying to edit this with garage band which fought me al
Welcome to Episode 2 of my podcast, where I explore Difficult Feelings around creativity and making things, and how it can be a powerful force for change. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with
Hello everyone As promised, here’s episode one of my podcast! Before I let you listen to this, I’m going to need you to promise you’ll listen to it with a generous ear. It’s basically like the Samuel Johnson quote about
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Made at Home is hosted by Susie Halksworth. The show is categorised under leisure (home) and has published 14 episodes.
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