It's actually magic, taking washed but clumped fiber, putting it through the drum carder and getting fluffy batts ready to spin.  It's a spinning project I only do now and then, after accumulating those piles of fleeces and other fibers ready to blend.  Then I spend several months, in an hour here and there, creating the batts.  After that, the fun begins, as I get to spin them and see what those blends will look like in yarn.
In today's podcast, I talk about my recent drumcarding projects, as well as some information for those spinners that may want to buy a carder, or have one that they still haven't worked up the nerve to use.
I will be putting pictures of the fiber, before and after on my blog. 
Music in the podcast is from Music Alley  and includes Proof of Love by Old Man Luedecke,  also February by The Distants.
The Spinners Journal, a book I wrote to help you to document your carding or any spinning project is available to buy at this site.