This is the Potter's Cast, a podcast home for potters everywhere. It's a community of

potters dedicated to grow their business. We're picking up where the art degree ends. I'm your

host, Paul Blaze. Hello, and this is episode number 1,186 of the Potter's cast.

Welcome to the show.

Today we've got Rebecca Jaron Daisy coming on the show, and good night.

Is she ever incredible with the ceramics that she makes?

Just fell in love with her work, not to mention that she is super smart.

I've titled today's episode, A Maker with Wisdom,

and when you listen to this conversation, you're going to understand exactly why I titled it

that way. And so let's jump in this conversation that I had with Rebecca Jaron Daisy right after this work from our sponsor.

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Rebecca Jarendazie, welcome to the Potterscast.

Well, thanks for having me.

I'm really stoked to have you on this show.

And your name, I got to say Jaron Daisy, it's one of those names that feels so poetic.

It rolls off of my mouth and it just feels like this is like an elegant

name. What's the origins of that name? The origins is from Hungary. Okay. And my husband

likes to tell me that it means Smith in Hungary. Oh, you mean, so there's lots, lots of jaron daisies in Hungary? I don't know. It's his

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