Asian Sewist Collective

The Asian Sewist Collective Podcast

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Welcome to The Asian Sewist Collective Podcast. The Asian Sewist Collective is a group of people of Asian descent who sew! We live in different cities around the world and represent different Asian cultures and ethnicities. In this podcast, we’ll be exploring the intersection of our identities and our shared sewing practice. Join us for guest interviews, deep dives on history and culture, and interesting discussions.

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Asian Sewist Collective

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Leisure

Latest episode

Apr 9, 2026

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Episodes

Cultural Appropriation in Sewing: An Introduction 06.05.2021

On our very first episode of the Asian Sewist Collective podcast, we are discussing cultural appropriation in sewing. Join us to learn more about the topic and how appropriation has come up in the sewing community. For show notes and a transcript of this episode, please see: https://asiansewistcollective.com/episode-1-cultural-appropriation-in-sewing-an-introduction/ If you find our podcast inform...

Introducing The Asian Sewist Collective Podcast 22.03.2021

Welcome to The Asian Sewist Collective Podcast. The Asian Sewist Collective is a group of people of Asian descent who sew! We live in different cities around the world and represent different Asian cultures and ethnicities. In this podcast, we'll be exploring the intersection of our identities and our shared sewing practice. If you're interested in learning about representation in the sewing commu...

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