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Local Threads started as a sustainable fashion podcast in Boston but it’s grown into something much bigger: a creative community across New England that celebrates the arts, third-space curators, and the threads that connect us all.
In this solo episode, I’m pulling back the curtain to share the full story:
- Why I started Local Threads
- My move to Boston and the search for community
- How mental health shaped my work and my new normal
- Why this podcast keeps me accountable and grounded
- The values that guide everything I do — sustainability, inclusivity, creativity, and collaboration
If you’ve ever felt like an outsider searching for your people, or if you’ve thought about building your own community from scratch, this episode is for you.
Links & Resources
- Follow Local Threads on Instagram: @local.threads.podcast
- Learn more about Local Threads: https://local-threads.transistor.fm/
- Share your thoughts or suggest a guest: [email protected]
Tags / Keywords
Local Threads, creative community, New England podcast, Boston podcast, sustainable fashion, third spaces, mental health journey, building community, podcast origin story, personal storytelling
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