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, here we is in episode number 663 of the Potter's cast.

Welcome to this show. We've got a very cool potter's cast. Welcome to this show.

We've got a very cool potter coming on the show. What I like about our guest today, her name is Liz Cohen, but what I like about our guest today is that she's got this really cool approach to making her work. And she's a, she's, she's like a mid-century

inspired person. And she just makes it look really cool. Yeah, and I just love her work. I'd love

for you to see her work. I've got it for you on the show notes page. And if you came to the

show notes page, you know, like I say every once in a while at the beginning of the show, it really gives

you some insights into her as we talked. And I think that might be useful. You would get to her

show notes page by going to the potterscast.com forward slash 663, and that will get you there. But other than that,

how about if we jump into this conversation I had with Liz Cohen right after this word from our sponsor?

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of a graveyard scene with an urn and a willow, and they wrote the simplicity of the willow and the

urn, hashtag pottery, hashtag scrafito, hashtag GR pottery forms. Hey, if you want to make some work

that is absolutely amazing and that helps you to work towards Halloween, go to gR pottery forums.com.

Liz Cohen, welcome to the potters cast.

Thank you so much for having me.

I'm excited to be talking with you.

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