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Episode 2, Erin Lambers and Cornell Studio Supply

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Karan Witham Walsh, The Tipsy Potter

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Laura learns to hit buttons

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Episode 168: Bye for now, and hello, Ohio Clay with Laura Davis

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Episode 167: 2025 in the Glaze Kitchen

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Episode 166: How to move beyond the basics

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Episode 165: Rolling like thunder into December

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Episode 164: What's up in the Mason Gallery, with Robyn!

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Episode 163: Report on Empty Bowls

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Episode 162: Why this trunk show is key to the Cult Pastor

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Episode 161: About Dave the Potter

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Episode 160: Rebecca Jogan, dancing with clay

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Episode 159: All studio news edition

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Episode 158: Report from Muncie, Indiana!

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Episode 157: Great show, kids!

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Episode 156: Welcome, Libby Brown!

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Episode 155: Mathew Arnold's tale of the tape

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Episode 154: Cult Pastor rides over to Crockery City, Ohio

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Episode 153: Zig Main's pet portrait

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Episode 152: How to price your pottery

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Episode 151: Hannah and her show

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Episode 150: Kari Armbruster on clay, life and running for office

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Episode 149: Studio notes and some Joseph Campbell

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Episode 148: The Cult Pastor on how to be an artist in residence

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Episode 147: Farewell to our do-it-all, Sam Jayne

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Episode 146: Hannah Bundschuh on how to make wedding favors

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Episode 145: Sarah Horn, building a life on plates

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Episode 144: London Glover, learning to teach Date Night

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Episode 143: Kendall Taylor, potter and rising veterinarian

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Episode 142: How to find the sculptor within, with Sara Petticrew

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Episode 141: How to stay late at Core Clay, by Laura Davis

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Episode 140: Bye-bye, Buganski

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Episode 139: Mason Deane on peace with glaze

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Episode 138: You need a studio cat in your life.

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Episode 137: Report from Spring Fair

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Episode 136: Autumn McKay on her trip to NCECA

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Episode 135: Yes, it's that Spring Pottery Fair feeling in the air!

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Episode 134: On the Road to NCECA

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Episode 133: Austin Deal on the magic of Baker Hunt

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Episode 132: Transfers with Aaron Kent and Mike O'Neal

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Episode 131: A handbook PDF on making clay most accessible

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Episode 130: Yet another pug mill update, happy ending version!

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Episode 129: The Pug Mill

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Episode 128: How clay saved Emrys Falco's life

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Episode 127: Abby Fadel, finding her way into pottery

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Episode 126: Into the snow

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Episode 125: Vern Lash and the power of sculpture

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Episode 124: Studio update

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Episode 123: The Sams and the art of "Looking"

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Episode 122: The insight of Cassandra Jones

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Episode 121: Laura Davis, how did you do this?

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Episode 120: The dancing threads of Lex Jahne

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Episode 119: Ken Lay and the restoration of discovery

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Episode 118: White couch in a pottery studio:

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Episode 117: Russ Laycock, factotum

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Episode 116: The art of Emily Hobart's ceramic jewelry

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Episode 115: Pugging with love from Hannah and Vern

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Episode 114: Gallery Director Robyn Singerman

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Episode 113: Sara Petticrew on what you find in clay

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Episode 112: Payne Fleming, exploring what comes naturally

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Episode 111: How to get good at social media, from Jessica Connor

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Episode 110: Welcome Gabriella Bourgeois

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Episode 109: Last class

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Episode 108: Mark Young, from the pulpit to pottery

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Episode 107: Adapting the studio to the artist

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Episode 106: Why a young artist chooses Core Clay

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Episode 105: Good-bye, Alondra!

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Episode 104: Clay vs. COVID-19 (clay wins!)

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Episode 103: Bonnie McNett on the whistle stop

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Episode 102: Emily Dake on how to make art accessible, at Indigo Hippo

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Episode 101: How to jump from 2D art to ceramics

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Episode 100: Erika NJ Allen and the two-week residency

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Episode 99: Take all the classes, says studio member Jenny Burwinkel

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Episode 98: How to listen to the yes in your heart

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Episode 97: How to screen print on clay, with Sarah Horn

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Episode 96: How to be brave with your surfaces

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Episode 95: Alexa Blanchard, finding her way to clay

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Episode 94: Creating mid-range glazes with artist Nancy Sowder, Richmond, Virginia

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Episode 93: Bugs of clay

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Episode 92: The gift of time in the studio

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Episode 91: Ashes to ash glaze

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Episode 90: Sam Buganski on the benefits of travel on his pottery.

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

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Episode 88: Dennis Allen gets you ready for the Spring Pottery Fair

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Episode 87: Countdown to the Spring Pottery Fair May 4

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Episode 86: Clay Club makes you smarter!

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Episode 85: NCECA in Richmond and a sense of history made

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Episode 84: Aiden Prince, learning on his own

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Episode 83: “Clay listens,” Erika NJ Allen, NCECA presenter

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Episode 82: Want to make wedding favors? Listen here first.

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Episode 81: Donita Parrish Debono, armoring up with clay

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Episode 80: A reunion, thanks to the global minerals shortage

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Episode 79: Yes, you can sell your pottery, Part Two-O

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Episode 78: Yes, you can sell your pottery, part one

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Episode 77: Alondra Biberos and her neighborhood watch

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Episode 76: Capturing pottery with pixels

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

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Episode 74: Wibbles and wobbles with Lily Malone

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Episode 73: Molly Kavanaugh’s beginner’s mind

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Episode 72: Rosie Bentley, teacher and student