203 episodes
The Stationery Cafe APRIL, PHYLLIS & KELLY
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- Leisure
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4.9 • 92 Ratings
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Sip your coffee and listen to a conversation about journaling, planners, and the latest in the stationery community!
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EP120: They R&Ded an eraser
Welcome to another episode of The Stationery Cafe, where we talk about all things stationery and fun topics in this hobby! In this episode, April and Kelly catch up about their recent stationery habits, updates in their journals, and new things in the stationery world. We discuss new items such as Bungubox’s Thumbelina Pro Gear Slim Mini, as well as a cool eraser made with scallop shell biomass. We also talk about recent favorite items such as the Kakari fountain pen and Littlelu stamps. Tune in to hear what we’ve been up to!
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EP119: His hair is a croissant
Welcome to another episode of The Stationery Cafe, where we talk about all things stationery and fun topics in this hobby! In this episode, April and Kelly catch up about their recent stationery habits, cleaning progress, and other fun topics. We talked about PLOTTER's new Horse Hair II Leather Binders, cherry blossom hanami journaling, and more! Tune in to catch the latest at The Stationery Cafe
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EP118: I figured out the Hobonichi
Welcome to another episode of The Stationery Cafe, where we talk about all things stationery and fun topics in this hobby! In this episode, April and Kelly catch up about their stationery adventures. April just returned from the California Pen Show with her hauls. Kelly talked about her recent Hobonichi eureka moments. We talked about a few new stationery news: Shachihata's new ink colors, Stationery Fest, and breaking news of the Lamy acquisition by Uni Mitsubishi!
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EP117: Bread floating in the wind
Welcome to another episode of The Stationery Cafe, where we talk about all things stationery and fun topics in this hobby! In this episode, April and Kelly catch up about their recent trip to Seattle, as well as share their favorite stationery items lately. They cover new items in the market, as well as recent happenings. Finally, they discuss the Hobonichi Spring release and what they like from the new lineup!
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EP116: The Year of Using My XXX
Welcome to another episode of The Stationery Cafe, where we talk about all things stationery and fun topics in this hobby! In this episode, April and Kelly recap their favorite items from 2023 and look forward to the new year. We talked about word of the year, goals, and stationery aspirations. We also discuss fun trends we hope to see in the community. Tune in and let us know what you think!
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EP115: The yen is weak and so are we
Welcome to another episode of The Stationery Cafe, where we talk about stationery and fun topics in this hobby! This week, Kelly and April catch up on their latest journaling life and recapped their fun adventures in Japan! We talked about the stationery stores we visited, friends we met, as well as the intense shopping experience across the country. Get a drink, and settle in for the longest episode this year.
"The yen is weak and so are we" catchphrase is credited to Maxsterism on Instagram and his friends at "Nihongostan" and we want that sticker.
Customer Reviews
So Welcoming and Fun
I love sipping a hot drink listening to all the insights about the stationery world! I am new to this community, but only because I never knew it existed— it’s exactly the creative tool I needed. I am using these tips and ideas to revive my childhood love of stickers and notebooks. This podcast has been my “welcome home” to a community I never knew I needed. So grateful this podcast exists & now I’ll never miss an episode. x
Childish Giggling
Way too much random, high pitched giggling when nothing funny or amusing has been said. The hosts frequently talk in “baby voice” and then start laughing with a conspicuous use of “like” as a filler which occurs every other word. It’s obnoxious and distracting. I, like, put, like, a sticker on that ( laugh, laugh , laugh ). Ugh. I had to turn this off. 70 percent of each episode is childish, filler laughter. Adults should sound like adults — not giggling teenagers, please.
Love it
And I’m glad to hear you’re joining the hobonichi world with us!