Matt and Rose Katz of the Ceramics Materials Workshop and Kathy King of the Ceramics Program at Harvard University discuss listener questions about clay and glaze. This show will have you laughing and learning about the chemistry behind ceramics in no time.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsDesignVisual Arts |
Joining a new community studio can be exciting, but also a little scary. Today the gang talk about how to be a good community member. They also answer listener questions about clay color changes, using tar paper in the studio, and where to start when... more
Have you ever moved and had to convert your glazes to materials from a different continent? Today the gang talk about how you might do that along with why ‘S’ type thermocouples are the best for accurate firings. They also answer listener questions a... more
Today’s episode starts with a trip to Materials Corner where the gang talk about the likely end of a favorite Kaolin for soda firing. They also answer listener questions about the logic behind Orton cone’s numbering system, the cause of scumming in c... more
To start the show Kathy shares about the research being conducted into vanishing historic lusters at the Harvard Art Museum. The gang also answer listener questions about material supply chains, the cleanliness of reclaimed clay, and why Matt and Ro... more
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This informative podcast has helped me solve a few problems and it’s just great fun! Kathy’s quick wit provides laugh out loud moments.
I am an avid listener of this podcast. It’s both informative and entertaining.
If you work in ceramics, and love to talk shop, this is the place for you.
Each episode deals with issues that have been sent in by listeners.
If you want to learn more about ceramics, covering a wide variety of topics with an emphasis on problem solving, the science of ceramics and glazes, and educating listeners about the raw materials that we use, you owe it to yourself to listen this podcast.
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Love this show, I learn something in every episode. As soon as I hear the jingle I feel happy.
I love this show, so much that I relisten to episodes and on second listens I feel like I learn even more.
Kathy is a great host and really creates a welcoming feeling while Rose and Matt bring the science.
All together is a magic combination that makes me miss new episodes when they’re on “break.”
The banter between Kathy, Rose and Matt always adds some fun to what can be an otherwise dry and technical subject. The excellent information they have provided has helped me significantly improve my knowledge of chemistry and process. i’m proud to say I have listened to every episode and I highly recommend this to all my fellow ceramic artists.
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Listeners can expect a unique blend of humor and information as the hosts tackle a wide array of ceramics-related topics, primarily driven by audience questions. The conversations explore practical aspects of working with clay and glaze, while also addressing the science behind these materials in an engaging manner. Noteworthy episodes cover concerns with reclaimed clay, glaze formulation, kiln firing techniques, and health and safety protocols, all presented with a lighthearted touch that makes complex subjects more accessible and enjoyable. The hosts' chemistry and camaraderie add an entertaining layer to their insightful discussions, making the podcast a valuable resource for both seasoned potters and newcomers alike.
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