The Mountain Made Podcast

The Mountain Made Podcast

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The Mountain Made Podcast shines a light on Appalachian artists by delving into their work and the process behind it.

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Latest episode

Oct 30, 2023

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Episodes

21. Raine Klover: Former caboose lady 28.11.2022

Raine Klover has been a travelin' art lover for the majority of her days. Having immersed herself in art communities across the country, she threw down roots in Huntington, WV. Since her transplantation she has bolstered the art community through her work at the Red Caboose , and now, as director of guest services at the Huntington Museum of Art . We are so lucky to have someone with her pass...

20. Silver Run Ceramics: Michelle Lyn Strader & Frederick Bartolovic 14.11.2022

Michelle Lyn Strader & Frederick Bartolovic are the pairing behind Silver Run Ceramics located on the border of eastern Kentucky.  They combine their skillsets to create some of the most unique functional ware you will ever run across. We discuss their path to collaboration, the challenges posed by working directly with another artist, and drawing inspiration from the things around them.  Foll...

19. Logan Schmitt: The creek dwellin' illustrator 31.10.2022

Logan Schmitt is an illustrator currently residing in Wheeling, WV. While he is most well known for his gig posters, you can find his work on skis, apparel, and possibly your favorite beer. He was kind enough to stop by with his wife Rachael (the brain behind the business) while on their pop-up shop tour of WV. We discuss how nature and wildlife became prominent in his work, van living, and making...

18. Lilly Dyer: Temporary cheese head 17.10.2022

Lilly Dyer is a photographer, visual artist, and organizer of Localization . In this episode she details the significance of photography in their life, and the steps that led to pursuing it full time. More than anything the enthusiasm she brings to the craft is down right infectious.  Follow Lilly on Instagram by clicking here. You can follow us on Instagram to keep up with what we're doing h...

Bonus: Localization 2022: Heath Holley and Lilly Dyer 10.10.2022

THIS WEEKEND 10/15/22, one of the best events in Huntington is taking place, Localization. Heath Holley and Lilly Dyer are the masterminds behind it and were kind enough to tell us what is in store.  Come on out this weekend to the West Edge Factory to hang out and see some of the best this place has to offer. Follow Localization on Instagram , Facebook , and Twitter You can follow us on Instagram...

17. Heath Holley: Just don't compliment him 03.10.2022

Heath Holley was kind enough to stop by to do what he loves most, talk about himself.  In all seriousness, Heath is just another humble (and talented) person putting in the leg work to make our spot on this rock a little more cool. In this recording, we discuss the challenges of mixing his talents as an illustrator, musician and event organizer into a profession. Follow Heath on Instagram here and...

16. John Ryster: The fiddlin' fiddle maker 19.09.2022

John Ryster is a violin maker from eastern Kentucky. We talk about how he came to make instruments, the occasional pressure behind repairing family heirlooms, and his involvement in the Elliot County Fiddler's Convention. Listen closely and you may learn the difference between a violin, Appalachian violin, and a fiddle. Instagram: J.rysterviolins Jrysterviolins.com Georgetown News Documentary...

15. Steve Hughart: Sculptor and Kanawha Valley rambler 05.09.2022

Steve Hughart is a sculptor primarily working in metal. The road to becoming an artist was  long and winding, but it now influences much of his current work surrounding the opioid epidemic.  He has recently been named a Tamarack Emerging Artist Fellow, and has been gaining traction both regionally and beyond.  Instagram: Blacksnake_blacksmith Blacksnakeblacksmith.com Leave us a review or reach out...

14. Hunter Way: Not just a photo whiz 22.08.2022

Hunter Way is one of the most talented, yet humble dudes around.  Most people recognize his photography, but what they don't see is an incredible attitude that has led to his big bag of many tricks.  His willingness to continually learn and improve make it apparent that the world needs more Hunter Ways. Instagram: Hunterway_ Leave us a review or reach out to us at: Instagram: TheMountainMadeP...

13. Jimbo Valentine: Mr. Sweet Dreams 08.08.2022

Jimbo Valentine is a Fairmont native that has called Huntington home for the last twenty years. Over that time he has made art for most, if not all, musical acts in existence. We talk about his entry into the digital art space,  dealing with counterfeiting, and  the change in the art community over the years. Amalgamunlimited.com Instagram: Amalgam_Unlimited Leave us a review or reach out to us at...

Huntington Music and Arts Festival: Come on down 01.08.2022

Tyler Cooper, Heath Holley, and Zac White stop by to tell us about the festivities planned for the 12th year of Huntington Music and Arts Festival. THE UNEDITED VERSION BEGINS AT 11:00. HMAFestival.com Contact HMAF Tickets

12. Impact Media: From mini ramps to media 25.07.2022

Garrett and Sam Adkins are the brothers behind Impact Media, a digital marketing agency based in Huntington, WV. We discuss how their business came to be, the art behind marketing, as well as, their personal creative endeavors.   Impact Media Instagram ImpactAgency.io Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. If you enjoy the podcast, consider leaving a review!

11. Lee Phillips: Tattooist and Humpty Dumpty sculptor 11.07.2022

Lee Phillips is a tattooist currently working just outside of Pittsburgh at Old Soul Tattoo. We discuss their  recent move from the Charleston area, and artistic journey which ultimately lead to tattooing. Lee’s  Instagram Old Soul Tattoo Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. If you enjoy the podcast, consider leaving a review!

10. Corduroy Brown: Spell it correctly (please) 27.06.2022

Corduroy Brown (Alan) is one of the hardest working musicians in our area. In this episode we discuss his brush with death, mental health, and how these things are  woven into his old, but also, upcoming music. Corduroy-brown.com Listen to Corduroy Brown here!

9. Nichole Westfall: Painter of big stuff 18.06.2022

Nichole Westfall is a painter and former Tamarack emerging artist fellow. These days she primarily creates large format public art. We discuss how she came to paint large work, the business of doing so, and navigates the experiences that come with creating public art. 

8. Amanda Jane Miller: The painter, not the photographer 17.06.2022

Amanda Jane Miller is a painter, illustrator, and fiber artist base in the Charleston area. We discuss her time in art school in Morgantown as well as her  integration into the Charleston art scene. We also do a little deep dive on the best place to get wool from a sheep. Amanda Jane Miller Instagram AmandaJaneMiller.com Hot stove fiber Instagram  Hotstovefiber.com

7. Dr. Gina Puzzuoli: The dumpster diving artist 14.06.2022

It is impossible to summarize Dr. Gina Puzzuoli in a few short sentences. She is genuinely one of the most interesting people around, and you will not find a bigger proponent for the arts. We had the opportunity to discuss her own work, and how she came to be immersed in art in the first place. Stray Dog Antiques Instagram Stray Dog Antiques Facebook

6. FestivALL Charleston: Mallory Richards 13.06.2022

FestivALL Charleston is a Charleston, WV based organization responsible for year round celebration of the arts. Their flagship event is occurs annually 6/12-6/26. We sit down with marketing and productions coordinator Mallory Richards to discuss ALL things... FestivALL! FestivALLCharleston.com

5. Courtney Childers Chapman: Mother of ceramics, chickens, and one good baby 30.05.2022

Courtney Childers Chapman is a multifaceted artist dabbling in multiple forms of media. We talk about her introduction to ceramics, painting, drawing, and everything in-between.  Find more of Courtney's work: @SpilledMilkStudios_ and Etsy

4. Charlie Fargo: The man of mystery 16.05.2022

This episode we speak to Charlie Haggard a Huntington-based illustrator known for his unique style . We talk about that style, zines, why he’s a social media man of mystery and much more! Find more of Charlie's work: Instagram and Chaggard.com ALSO here is the link to the book illustrated by Charlie, A Boy Named Brady !

3. Leah Gore: The baking artist 02.05.2022

Leah Gore is an artist using her culinary experience to create some world-class baked goods in Milton, West Virginia. We hear her story, try to wrap our minds around how she creates these delicious treats and find out her favorite cooking utensil. Find more of Leah's work: Jack the Bakery and Instagram . 

2. Liz Modern: Refinisher extraordinaire 17.04.2022

On the FIRST episode of The Mountain Made Podcast Liz Ramonett discusses her move to Huntington, WV and starting a business from scratch during the pandemic all while completing a wide variety of high quality refinishing jobs. See her work or contact her via Instagram or website . Questions/concerns/suggestions? Themountainmadepodcast@gmail.com The Mountain Made Podcast Instagram 

1. Introduction to The Mountain Made Podcast 15.04.2022

A brief introduction to the Mountain Made Podcast!

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