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 welcome to episode number 1,212 of The Potterscast. Super stoked that we are hanging together today. We are having a return

guest this episode, and Chula Tayal, and she is an amazing potter. I met her last year at the ceramic showcase here in the Vancouver, Portland

area. Well, typically most people say Portland, Vancouver, because Portland's the bigger city,

but Vancouver's the more significant. What? Because I live here. Significant to me. Anyhow,

and Chula was on the show, and so we decided that in that episode, because it was a short little interview by her booth that was like about five minutes long, I wanted to get her on here and just do a full episode. And she's an amazing artist. Just incredible. So I'm super stoked to be able to have her on the show. Before we

get there, don't forget next week starting on Wednesday, the 25th through the 28th, I think

it is. Anyhow, starting Wednesday through Saturday, there is the

National Enceica. It's the 60th anniversary, and it's not too late. Somebody just wrote me saying,

hey, this is last minute, but I'm going to Enceca. And I was pretty pumped because she's awesome,

too. So I'm looking forward to seeing people there.

And if it's in your means, I would love to be able to see you at it in Sika.

Okay.

Now, back to today's episode.

So this was a great conversation.

We talked about building pottery while building stories, and that's basically

the experience that we get as we talk with Enshula. So let's jump into this conversation that I had

with Anshula Tayol right after this work from our sponsor. Let me tell you about bushcraft pottery tools.

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