Sewcial Club – the sewing podcast by Marit and Mark
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Marit and Mark's sewing podcast Sewcial Club combines expert knowledge with real-life sewing experiences. Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Amazon Music.
The Sewcial Club combines expertise with accessibility. Marit Warncke, author and creative professional, and Mark Angilowski, technician and also owner of makema.de, guide you through a sewing world beyond clichés. Each episode is dedicated to a clear topic: from the first sewing machine to entering the embroidery business.
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Sewing podcast with attitude: The Sewcial Club
The podcast is aimed at everyone who wants more than small talk – and is looking for real knowledge.
Topics that can do more than just material
In terms of content, Sewcial Club focuses on plain language:
- Which machines are really worth it – and for whom?
- What's the hype about embroidery software?
- How is AI changing the creative industry?
- Why are so many sewing shops closing – and what does that mean?
The hosts draw on real-life store life, customer questions, and their community cosmos around YouTube and makema.de. The topics arise from what truly moves people—not from editorial schedules.
Our review of the 2025 Sewing Machine Festival in Hamburg shows what this community feels like in person.
On all platforms – including YouTube
Sewcial Club is released every Thursday. Episodes are available on all major podcast platforms:
- 🎧 Spotify
- 🍎 Apple Podcasts
- 📺 YouTube (with video version)
- 🎵 Amazon Music
👉 Listen now on Spotify , YouTube , Podcast or Amazon Music and subscribe to the Sewcial Club .
Sewing by sewing machines
People are at the center. Listeners quickly realize: This podcast isn't a promotional channel, but rather an invitation to feel like part of a community. Authentic, professional, and personal.
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