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Heddels Blowout

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by Heddels

4.5(4 reviews)
127 episodes
Updated Daily
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Podcast Overview

Clothing history...and more! We dive into one clothing item, from Bucket hats to Huarache sandals, and explore: Why it’s important, where it came from, how it’s made, who’s making them today, how to take care of it, and, the real reason people listen to podcasts, at least three fun facts you can share at parties.

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Publishing Since

6/29/2020

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Episode thumbnail for The Bandana - Never Leave Home Without One

July 20, 2026

The Bandana - Never Leave Home Without One

Host Lawrence "Larry" Shapiro explores the bandana's rich history and cultural significance, revealing its surprising impact across centuries and movements.

Episode thumbnail for Tis The Seasoning - All About Cast Iron

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Tis The Seasoning - All About Cast Iron

Host Lawrence Schlossman and guest [Guest Name, Credential] explore the enduring appeal and care of cast iron cookware, drawing parallels to the raw denim lifestyle.

Episode thumbnail for Mount Vernon Mills CEO Bill Rogers gives White Oak's Looms a New Life

April 30, 2026

Mount Vernon Mills CEO Bill Rogers gives White Oak's Looms a New Life

<p>For the past decade or so, there has been one white whale (or rather a pod of white whales) among raw denim fanatics, whose course has been followed with great interest since they left their home in North Carolina to move to Louisiana and now they have relocated again to Georgia.</p><p>I am of course referring to the Draper X-3 shuttle looms, the forebearers of American selvedge denim from the late great Cone Mills White Oak plant in Greensboro. I got to speak with Bill Rogers, the president and CEO of their new home at Mount Vernon Mills, where the mills are again operational and expected to ship their first rolls of selvedge denim in just a matter of weeks.</p><p>We discussed the history of American milling, why it’s still important to make fabric here, and why Mount Vernon has what it takes to keep these looms running well into the future. So keep listening to hear about the next chapter of American selvedge denim.</p><p><br></p>

127 total episodes available with 2 transcripts

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What is Heddels Blowout?

Clothing history...and more! We dive into one clothing item, from Bucket hats to Huarache sandals, and explore: Why it’s important, where it came from, how it’s made, who’s making them today, how to take care of it, and, the real reason people listen to podcasts, at least three fun facts you can share at parties.

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This podcast updates daily.

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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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