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The ONLY podcast that talks about technical fabrics, MYOG, and gear design.
Top 7% of global podcasts
Over 250,000 downloads
Average listener rating of 4.8 stars
With an international base of listeners and guests, ROTR's performance is touted as breaking the top 10% of all podcasts.
Since 2021, the podcast has grown steadily. Attracting guests and listeners to tune in episode-after-episode.
"The authenticity, humor, and passion of the hosts is fantastic and I’m grateful for their willingness to share with the community."
The Latest Episode
Designing Bags for Lebron, KD, and the Rest of Us
Episode: 158
Guest: Hrag Nassanian
Description: What does it take to design bags for athletes like LeBron James and Kevin Durant? After nearly three decades designing soft goods, Hrag Nassanian joins us to share the stories, lessons, and design principles he’s learned from creating products for some of the world’s best athletes, everyday users, and everyone in between.
Recent Episodes
The Stories Behind Our Most Popular Fabrics
Episode: 157
Guest: Carter Holland, Matt Evans
Description: What do names like Venom™, MONOLITE™, and HyperD™, actually tell you about a fabric? We sit down with Carter and Matt to unpack the stories, materials, and decisions behind RBTR’s signature fabric lines, so you can better understand what you’re buying and choose the right material for your next project.
Inside X-Pac's Newest Fiber Technology
Episode: 156
Guest: Matt Evans, Ryan Campbell
Description: You can sew with a fabric for years and still be surprised by how much you don’t know about it. Ryan and Matt are back for a fabric quiz that digs into the specs, terminology, and secrets, while uncovering some surprisingly useful things to consider when choosing materials for your next project.
Why Better Makers Learn to Repair
Episode: 155
Guest: Maddie Hem
Description: Repairing gear requires a different mindset than making it from scratch. But one of the greatest benefits of sewing skills is being able to get more out of the things you already have. Our guest breaks down how to confidently tear into finished gear, diagnose what actually failed, and make repairs that can keep your favorite equipment going for years.