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 how do you be here in episode number 1,173 of The Potter's cast, welcome to today's episode.

We've got a very cool thing going on this weekend here in the Pacific Northwest, specifically around Vancouver, Washington, here in Clark County.

And what we are doing is we've got a show going on called Clark County Open Studios,

which is hosted by Artsra.

And various artists from around the county are opening up their studios to the public to come in and check out their making process and the work they've been working on.

And so that's what is going on here in Clark County.

I myself am involved in this.

I have signed up for this back in, oh, good night. I can't

remember when. Anyhow, just saying that I applied, not signed up, I applied for this and was

accepted. And so now I've got this show coming up, this coming weekend.

And we've got work in the kiln right now, bisking.

I'm recording this on Monday.

And I am working on getting some bisqueware done so that I could pull it out on Wednesday, which

will be your tomorrow, my two days from now.

And then I will do my glazing, all the stuff that you do, throw it back in the kiln, fire

it Thursday, pull it out Friday, and have it available for the weekend.

So you know how it is.

I'm sure those of you that are doing shows all the time, it's like, yeah, Paul, tell us the

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