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Episode 96: How to be brave with your surfaces 01.07.2024 26:57 ↓

Kansas City potter Meredith Host shares with the podcast her techniques for making surfaces the real standout of her pottery.

Episode 95: Alexa Blanchard, finding her way to clay 17.06.2024 24:44 ↓

“With clay,” says Alexa Blanchard, “you can venture out and do so many different things.”

Episode 94: Creating mid-range glazes with artist Nancy Sowder, Richmond, Virginia 10.06.2024 23:46 ↓

Nancy Sowder, bringing branches of her life together to make mid-range glazes with Speedball

Episode 93: Bugs of clay 03.06.2024 25:01 ↓

Artist in residence Zania Teman explores her love of insects in her Mason Gallery exhibition.

Episode 92: The gift of time in the studio 20.05.2024 28:26 ↓

Studio member Beth Loudenberg describes the value of her three-month artist’s residency at Core Clay. For one thing, she built big.

Episode 91: Ashes to ash glaze 13.05.2024 24:21 ↓

Glaze Wizard Mason Deane describes making a glaze with the cremains of our pal Nicholaus Westerkamp, to be used at a special Clay Club May 21.

Episode 90: Sam Buganski on the benefits of travel on his pottery. 06.05.2024 19:58 ↓

Sam, a manager at Core Clay, went to North Carolina for a two-week residency and found that a change of scenery challenged him.

Episode 89: Meet Sarah Gabel, our next short-term artist in residence. 29.04.2024 27:18 ↓

Plus, one more big plug for the Spring Pottery Fair, and one for a special Clay Club: Ashes to Ash Glaze.

Episode 88: Dennis Allen gets you ready for the Spring Pottery Fair 22.04.2024 30:14 ↓

Confused about selling at market? Give a llisten to a guy who’s done them all and does them well: Dennis Allen of Lebanon, Ohio.

Episode 87: Countdown to the Spring Pottery Fair May 4 15.04.2024 29:13 ↓

Trish Mclennan, co-chairwoman of the 23rd annual fair, breaks it all down for you: Don’t miss it! East Walnut Hills will rock with all the art.

Episode 86: Clay Club makes you smarter! 08.04.2024 17:33 ↓

Our own Sam Jayne reports on how Clay Club helps you expand your clay horizons.

Episode 85: NCECA in Richmond and a sense of history made 01.04.2024 25:34 ↓

Core Clay’s contingent to the annual pottery conference returns exhilarated about what they witnessed.

Episode 84: Aiden Prince, learning on his own 25.03.2024 15:49 ↓

For the senior at Cincinnati’s School of Creative and Performing Arts, the future could mean pottery … or firefighting.

Episode 83: “Clay listens,” Erika NJ Allen, NCECA presenter 18.03.2024 35:20 ↓

Erika NJ Allen, a Core Clay artist in residence, tells her remarkable journey to clay

Episode 82: Want to make wedding favors? Listen here first. 11.03.2024 23:57 ↓

Seems easy, the wedding favor. But Debbie and Monica Phipps learned otherwise. Here’s how they made 160 trinket dishes for Monica’s wedding.

Episode 81: Donita Parrish Debono, armoring up with clay 04.03.2024 26:45 ↓

Donita Parrish Debono makes connections between her legal work and her clay art.

Episode 80: A reunion, thanks to the global minerals shortage 26.02.2024 21:12 ↓

Leslie Hutchings Miller is a potter in Worcester, Massachusetts, who needed some clay. She came all the way to peace-loving Norwood for it. Also, she’s my old pal.

Episode 79: Yes, you can sell your pottery, Part Two-O 19.02.2024 28:25 ↓

Roundtable talk with two Core Clay artists who are good at selling their art. You can be, too!

Episode 78: Yes, you can sell your pottery, part one 12.02.2024 32:30 ↓

Studio members Noah Desch, Randy Folz and Dana Makstaller offer tips and tricks to marketing your pottery.

Episode 77: Alondra Biberos and her neighborhood watch 05.02.2024 21:40 ↓

Artist, teacher, social media queen Alondra Biberos lifts the curtain on her first solo show, at the Mason Gallery.

Episode 76: Capturing pottery with pixels 29.01.2024 32:20 ↓

Core Clay photographer Robin Singerman gives some tips to improve your photos of your wares. Watch those shadows!

Season Two, Episode 75: “This might be the actual oldest profession.” 25.01.2024 29:18 ↓

Laura Davis, owner of Core Clay, gives her state of the studio address as the podcast marks a year.

Episode 74: Wibbles and wobbles with Lily Malone 22.01.2024 23:04 ↓

Lily Malone uses her clay practice to explore techniques and designs. She made her brother a sake set, too.

Episode 73: Molly Kavanaugh’s beginner’s mind 15.01.2024 23:49 ↓

Molly Kavanaugh just finished her first beginner hand-building class, and she has some thoughts.

Episode 72: Rosie Bentley, teacher and student 08.01.2024 27:46 ↓

Learning to be patient with others and with herself is a big lesson for Rosie Bentley in the studio.