Tales of a Red Clay Rambler: A pottery and ceramic art podcast 

Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast features weekly interviews with ceramic artists from around the world. Host Ben Carter talks with potters, sculptors, and designers about their creative practice. www.talesofaredclayrambler.com

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Title	Date published
289: Joanna Powell on her recent show “Lay me in a hot bed and try not to drown”	2019-06-12
288: Nick Danielson on using CAD to design templates for hand-built pots	2019-06-06
287: Chip Clawson on casting architectural-scale concrete sculptures	2019-05-30
286: Diane Charnov on shifting from political speech writing to art criticism	2019-05-24
285: Chip Clawson on the history of the Archie Bray Foundation	2019-05-15
284: Perry Haas on embracing the challenge of a new body of work	2019-05-10
283: David Peters on working with Montana’s raw ceramic materials	2019-05-08
282: Steven Young Lee on his recent exhibition at the Portland Art Museum	2019-05-03
281: Giselle Hicks on a personal search for beauty	2019-05-01
280: Scott Barnim on his forty-year career in clay and his passion for reduced luster ceramics	2019-04-26
279: Hamilton Potters Guild members talk about trends in ceramics and how the rising cost of housing affects potters	2019-04-23
278: Paul Briggs on the intersection of spirituality, creativity and social justice	2019-04-19
277: Kate Fisher talks with Mikey Walsh about being both an artist and a mother	2019-04-17
276: Kate Fisher on motherhood, making and endurance sports	2019-04-16
275: Live from CWU: Residency Reflections with Amanda Salov, Iva Haas, Seth Charles, and Amanda Bury	2019-04-13
274: Stuart Gair, Kyle Johns, and Kelly Stevenson on pushing yourself to take aesthetic risks in the studio	2019-03-27
273: Richard James, Kelsey Duncan and Iva Haas on how a creative practice can shift the maker’s world view	2019-03-22
272: Jessica Brandl, Yoonjee Kwak and Christina Erives on creating narrative art based on family history	2019-03-21
271: Brenda Quinn on the blending of architecture and floral elements in her work	2019-03-14
270: Matt Wedel on keeping up with the speed of his imagination	2019-03-12

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