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.

Welcome to episode number 943 of The Potterscast.

So stoked, we are hanging together today. We've got coming on the show today,

Carly Slade, who is a Canadian in California, and she is rocking, she is rocking the work.

I mean, it makes such cool work because she speaks to my heart and to all of us because she is basically a voice

for the blue collar worker and she just makes some work that really stands out now you'll hear

the whole story of that about why we call her the voice of the the blue collar, but good night. She makes some really,

really cool work. Yeah, some really amazing work. Now, I would love for you to come and see

Carly's work before we start the show. And you would do that by going to the potterscast.com

forward slash 943. And that will get you to you to or shown page just so you can see the work before we start talking about it. So come and check that out. Now, if you don't have time to do that right now, because your hands are all muddy and I get it, or you're driving and you think, okay, I'll do it later, or you're running, whatever, I'll give you the URL at the end of the show also.

Okay, let's jump at this conversation I had with Carly Slade right after this word from our sponsor.

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to the potters cast hi thanks for having me i'm so excited to be here and can i just say i've

always wanted to say this uh what is it? Long time listener, first time call. I've made it years to say that. I'll say that the people I call, you know, that I've called for the first time. I'll say it just as a joke to them. We'll say, hey, long time call, long time listener. I should do that. I'm bad at calling back friends. That's actually a good line. They'd be using it more often. Yeah, there you go. There you go. Yeah, and this is, and you're not necessarily a potter. You're more of a, I'm not even sure, when you make, when you're making dumpsters and you're making trucks and you're making things that are like that, would you call yourself, and like, like, appliances, which are all so cool.

Love your work.

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