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, my dear friends, welcome to episode number 837. Is it okay that I call you a dear friend?

I hope so.

I mean, I feel like this show would not be possible without you.

And without you coming and hanging out and being a part of this, I don't know, there would be no The Potter's cast.

And so, I don't know, people I hang out with, I just call them dear friends.

So I think that qualifies.

Let's just go ahead and qualify this as saying we got a cool relationship going on.

And it's called The Potter's cast.

And we hang out together today and in other episodes to be able to talk about ceramics and talk to the person

who is actually doing the stuff and so yeah okay we'll all call that cool we'll all call that

cool and a friendship and today's potter that we get to talk to is Harry Levinstein.

And I had a great time talking about.

Have you seen Harry's work before?

If you haven't, I've got it for you on the show notes page because he's got great work.

I'd love for you to be able to see.

But what we're going to be talking about today is developing a maker's philosophy and seeing

the mentor's DNA, she kind of in your work and in your making.

And so those are the things that we talk about with Harry. Really good conversation.

So if you would like to listen to this conversation, then just don't, you know, click away.

Let's just continue on together and talk to Harry Levinstein right after this work from our sponsor.

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