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.

Well, hello, my dear good friends.

Welcome to episode number 631 of the Potter's cast.

Man, yeah, good weekend.

Good weekend in the studio, working on some of my own pots and then doing something a little bit special.

Can't talk about it yet.

I'll talk about it in the future episode, hopefully.

But nonetheless, had a good time out in the studio this weekend.

I hope you did too.

Hope you're having a good time in the studio all the time.

And I can't tell you how fun it is to try a new clay body or a clay body, go back to a clay body

and not know how to work it again.

I went from, you know, like working with my typical clay that I always use to adding another

flavor of clay bodies and it was a trial. I mean, the first two pots I tried to throw did not work. I mean, I would,

you know, you just know how hard you have to pull to bring, to bring a piece up nice and tall.

No, I'd pull them too thin. Didn't even know that I was doing it until it was too late, you know, where you start seeing that that body just not hold its form. It just starts to give way under the weight of the clay up above. Yeah. Did that on two pots. It took, it took three tries to get it right. So, anyhow, that's always fun. So anyhow, it's fun working with the new clay body.

That's kind of cool. I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out. So, yeah, in the studio.

So we've got a very cool potter coming on the show today.

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