
Pottery
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1226 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Julianna Dunning & Torrey Dasmann were potters at the Ceramic Showcase and they were sharing their booth and it proved to be very helpful for the both of them. In this conversation we talked through the pros and cons of their teaming up for their boo... more
Ceramic Showcase, put on by Oregon Potters Association, is by far one of the largest ceramic focused shows in North America. It spans 3 days and is attended by well over 10,000 people who all come to see thousands of ceramic works by hundreds of pott... more
Andrew Sartorius is a wood and soda fire potter living in Germantown, New York. Andrew grew up in West Virginia, found his passion for clay working in rural Japan, and completed an apprenticeship and MFA in The Hudson River Valley. Andrew is the Prog... more
Bex Walker is a UK-based potter and founder of Throw to Fire. Bex creates wheel-thrown ceramics from stained clay, characterized by a contemporary aesthetic that blends simple elegance with everyday functionality. Bex also teaches other makers about ... more
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Rainy and I had an amazing experience meeting and being interviewed by Paul. He is such a kind, professional, and engaging host. We highly recommend working with him! The podcast episodes themselves are well edited and interesting. Each episode is a treat!!
We potters are mostly solitary artists, working away in our separate studios. I have listened to the podcast for years in my studio and car. I never fail to pick up useful information as Paul Blais opens our eyes to potters all over the world through his interviews. I am honored to be among those potters myself now. His passion for potters is a treasure and I really enjoyed the experience of sharing my clay story. Thank you Paul! Continued success to you!
The Potters Cast is the people’s ceramics podcast. The enormous variety of perspectives and paths should help any clay artist develop their own career and studio practice.
Paul Blais has a wonderful relatable approach to his interviews. It always elevates my day when I listen to his chats with the many talented ceramic artists he talks to. He is a gift!
What a fantastic podcast! So many different stories and journeys with clay! Ceramics has so many processes and approaches that people can explore. Every potter and personality experiences the making process in different ways and that is what makes this podcast very special. There is something for everyone. Paul Blais is such an enthusiastic promoter of the clay community he chats in such an interested, relaxed and supportive way to a multitude of people around the world who are passionate about ... more
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The content encompasses various aspects of pottery and ceramics, highlighting artists' journeys, technical insights, and community engagement within the ceramic arts. Episodes frequently discuss personal journeys into pottery, emphasizing the emotional connections and stories behind the works of both established and emerging ceramicists. Unique discussions around public installations, craftsmanship techniques, and innovative pottery tools shine a light on the diversity of the pottery community. The host's approach fosters an inviting atmosphere, encouraging listeners to explore their creativity and connect with the broader ceramic arts community.
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These podcasts share a similar audience with The Potters Cast:
1. For Flux Sake
2. Tales of a Red Clay Rambler: A pottery and ceramic art podcast
3. The Maker's Playbook
4. The Mud Peddlers: Ceramic Art Behind the Scenes
5. Wheel Talk
The Potters Cast launched 12 years ago and published 1226 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Potters Cast include:
1. Liala Crosby
2. Sarah Hooey
3. Michael Stanley
4. Charles Pyatt
5. George Armantrout
6. Levi Hill
7. Elizabeth Wilkasek
8. Sharon Greenwood
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