The Quilter on Fire Podcast is an engaging and creativity filled show. Quilters from around Canada, the US, and beyond join the host to discuss quilting. Those who wonder why quilters are so passionate about their craft may find answers here. The conversations and interviews are quilting-centered. However, personal stories, inspirational tales, and adventures fill the podcast. Listening is both a learning and heartwarming experience.

Host Brandy Maslowski began quilting to decompress from a high-stress workday. She became a certified quilt judge after retiring from being a firefighter. Brandy travels the world on quilting adventures. She is respected in the community, with many speaking and teaching engagements worldwide. Brandy's mantra is "More Joy, Less Overwhelm." The host set out to share the joy and creativity of quilting with others and is succeeding. Brandy relaunched The Quilter on Fire Podcast in 2020.

On the podcast, listeners hear more about Brandy's life story and passion for quilting. Guests also share how and why they started quilting. Cindy Seitz-Krug's first quilting class was with her mother. She shares how the experience opened her mind and heart up to quilting. Like Brandy, Cindy is a certified quilt judge and author of The Grid Design Workbook. Cindy specializes in domestic machine quilting. She offers many quilting tips and insights in the episode. Other guests on the podcast include Quil Buzz's Amanda Carye and fabric designer and author Tula Pink.

The Quilter on Fire Podcast topics address everything from fabrics to sewing rooms. The podcast is an on-demand resource for quilting. Listeners hear tips and techniques from people who are avid quilters. It is a knowledge trove for sewing and quilting. It's perky, feel-good, and informational. New episodes air weekly and can be between one and two hours long.