Podcast Guest
Check out the new podcast from Sam Hunter – Rev Craft Biz. Sam is a great interviewer and we covered a lot of ground in quilting and textiles and publishing. Available on most podcast channels.
TEXTILE TALK with Susan Hudson
Watch our Textile Talk – free on YouTube – for an oral history interview with Native American Quilter Susan Hudson. Susan creates beautiful story quilts about her history, her family, and her Navajo culture. Each quilt carries deeply embedded messages, and her quilts are incredible works of art. All Textile Talks are free and open to everyone.
A Must-See Interview
When Eli Leon died, he bequeathed 3,000 African American quilts to the Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive. Some 500 were made by the famed artist Rosie Lee Tompkins. Teresa Duryea Wong interviewed Associate Curator & Academic Liaison Elaine Yau to get the inside story of how one mid-size museum became a major holder of thousands of quilts seemingly overnight. Available on YouTube – free and open to everyone.
Textile Talk on Native American Quilts
Textile Talks are free and open to everyone on YouTube! You can watch one I hosted with Carolyn Ducey, the International Quilt Museum Ardis B. James Curator of Collections. Take a walking tour through a pop-up exhibit of many different quilts from the collection. You’ll see one of the oldest known Indigenous quilts, iconic Hopi quilts, Navajo story quilts, and a Star quilt made by Lula Red Cloud. Lula Red Cloud is the great-, great-granddaughter of Oglala Lakota Chief Red Cloud. Learn the story of two Red Cloud Star quilts made 105 years apart! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJZiDXIXbPo&list=PLXsBpWjk3xVCTzucHkrU3ly5NlLa7mW3f&index=1
Quilter on Fire Podcast!
Episode 119 – Brandy Maslowski – host of the Quilter on Fire Podcast – invited me on her show to talk about quilts, books, magazines, travel, history… and it was great fun. The show is live today – June 6, 2023. Check it out. Go to quilteronfire.com/podcast
Quiltfolk Guest Editor
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY: Lyle Lovett’s famous lyrics “You’re not from Texas, but Texas wants you anyway,” speaks to folks like my parents, who are not from Texas, but got here as soon as they could. I’ve been here my whole life.I was born in Houston and spent my high school years in a small town not far from the Hill Country. True to my Texas roots, I learned to ride horses quite young, second grade in fact. After school let out, we’d run to my friend’s house and take off riding bareback, barefoot, and unsupervised. In junior high, I got my own horse and rode him nearly every day for the next 6 years. In high school, we worshiped Friday-night football and spent Saturday’s riding horses during the day and riding around town at night listening to rock and roll on eight-track tapes.Quilting was not part of my life until…
Guest on Quilting Arts Podcast
Quilting Arts Podcast hosts Vivika Hansen DeNegre and Susan Brubaker Knapp recently interviewed me about modern art, antique quilts, social justice, and more! Listen to Episode 27.
Guest on The Quilt Show
Check out Episode 3103 of The Quilt Show with Ricky Tims & Alex Anderson. I was interviewed about my books, research, Japan travels, and more. It was such an honor to be a guest on this bit-time quilt industry television show! I did a show and tell with Alex explaining Japanese antique cotton folk textiles, and I demo’d a string piecing technique with Ricky. Check it out. You can subscribe or sign up for a free trial!
Ricky Tims Interview
Ricky Tims – with The Quilt Show – interviews Teresa. Posted on The Quilt Show, Dec. 11, 2017. Click here to watch the video.
Pat Sloan Podcast
Pat Sloan interviewed me for her podcast ‘American Patchwork & Quilting’. Listen in as she asks me about my new book “American Cotton: Farm to Quilt.” My interview was in May of 2019. Pat ended her long-running (and very popular) podcast in June, but episodes are still available. Episode 421. Click here to listen.
