577: Shikha Joshi on creating atmospheric surfaces in an electric kiln
Shikha Joshi uses utility as a jumping off point to create objects that look like they are shaped from rock and earth. In our interview we t...
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Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast
Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast features interviews with culture makers from around the world. For more information please visit our website
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20 of 366 episodes576: Ceramics at Historic Yellow Springs
Tim Compton, Athena Procsal, Matt Wren, and Rich Holck join me to talk about the ceramic program at Historic Yellow Springs in Chester Sprin...
575: Adam Chau on The Joy and Sorrow of Imagining
Adam Chau returns to the show to talk about his upcoming exhibition The Joy and Sorrow of Imagining at Northern Clay Center. The exhibition...
574: Farm-to-Table Live with Rogers, Matisse, and Copus
Today we dive into the archive for a 2013 panel with Josh Copus, Alex Matisse, and Lindsay Rogers. Our discussion centers around the crossov...
573: Ashton Keen on making thoughtful pottery
Ashton Keen creates sets of pouring pots and dinnerware that have subtle flashes of orange, yellow, and white. In our interview we talk abou...
572: Chelsea McMaster on the ceramic traditions of Antigua
Chelsea McMaster returns to the show to talk about her research into Antiguan ceramic traditions. In 2024 she received a Fulbright-National...
571: Paul Greenhalgh and Stephanie Rozene on the History of Ceramics
Paul Greenhalgh and Stephanie Rozene join me today to talk about their new podcast The History of Ceramics . We discuss Adelaide Alsop Robin...
570: Live from Workhouse Arts with Berry, Milgrom, Ulberg, and Alexander
This week's episode features a live show taped at the Workhouse Arts Center with Sarah Berry, Lilianne Milgrom , Kessler Ulberg , and Jason...
569: Guillermo Guardia on his American Huaco series
This week we return to a series featuring artists from the 16 th Annual Workhouse Clay International. Guillermo Guardia joins me to talk abo...
568: Eric Rempe on developing infrastructure and curriculum for high schools
Eric Rempe has been teaching high school ceramics for over 20 years. In our interview we talk about building the infrastructure and curricul...
567: Jillian Mae Seversky and Josh Goering
This week we are continuing a series featuring artists I chose for the 16 th Annual Workhouse Clay International. I was honored to jury the...
566: Chelsea McMaster and Stephen Earp
This week we start a series featuring artists chosen for the 16 th Annual Workhouse Clay International. I was honored to jury the show this...
565: Sam Briegel on the connection between the vessel and the body
Sam Briegel layers slip cast, printed, and painted fabric patterns on elegant porcelain forms. In our interview we talk about the vessel as...
564: More than a Maker: Mike Griffin
This week on the podcast we return to our series More than a Maker, which focuses on the intersection of mental health and creativity. Today...
563: Erin Lambers on setting up a business for the long haul
After starting her career as a wholesale potter Erin Lambers moved back to her home town and bought a ceramic supply store. In our interview...
562: Lisa Naples on embracing change in Grounded in Gold
After many years as a functional potter Lisa Naples has embraced figurative and nonobjective sculpture. In our interview we discuss how she...
561: Beth Lo and Julia Galloway on their approach to narrative
Beth Lo and Julia Galloway are artists and educators that have helped shape ceramic education at the University of Montana. In our interview...
560: David Eichelberger on working with intention
David Eichelberger's career has included time as a studio potter, professor, designer, and community educator. Today we focus on his persona...
559: Wayne Higby and Benjamin Evans on Alfred ceramic history
Wayne Higby and Benjamin Evans co-curated the retrospective History: A Legacy in Motion, Alfred Ceramic Art 1900 – 2025 , which showcases tw...
558: Aysha Peltz on stretching the boundaries of porcelain
Aysha Peltz stretches and darts porcelain into volumetric forms, which she then enhances with glazes that pool and break off high points. In...