Windowsill Chats

Last night I listened to the latest episode, of Margo talking to her friend Abby about retired Crayola colors, mindmapping, etc. and it was such a pleasant conversation. It was like hearing two interesting creative friends talk about cool things they’ve stumbled upon. I’m eager to hear an upcoming episode they referenced, about a woman creator who’s been off of social media for 2 years and how that has/hasn’t impacted her business. I like the questions Margo asks guests—it’s all the stuff I’d want to ask—and I like that she actually listens to their responses and digs deeper when something is particularly interesting. Great pod!

Wow, I'm not sure how I missed this podcast up to this point, but the ONE episode I have listened to is so very refreshing and real and wonderful on so many different levels for creatives and the people who love them. 🌝 I'm totally excited that I have so many episodes to catch up on. Thanks for your offering.

First, Margo, let me say how wonderful your podcast is. The variety of creatives you interview is always so inspiring, and your skill as an interviewer is quite impressive. This latest episode with Duncan Wardle is exceptional—it's now in my “saved” file, and I know I’ll be listening to it over and over again. I don’t often pass along podcasts, as they feel quite personal and subjective—much like books. However, this one was an exception, and I’ve already shared it with others. Thank you for taking the time to seek out such brilliant creative minds and bringing their stories and insights into our lives. Keep up the amazing work!

I recently found Windowsill Chats through a post by her guest Mary Jo Hoffman. That was a fantastic episode…as have been every other one to which I have listened. I have been prompted with ideas, encouraged when I felt in a rut, and given tips and reminders of next steps. Already this has had a positive effect on how I do what I do, and perspective. Listen to it!