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.

The episode that is made up of 878, what is now on the go?

Welcome to the Potter's cast and welcome to this cool episode 878. Yes, so stoked. We are hanging out together today. I've got a very cool potter coming on the show. Her name is Constance Stodzer and she makes some really cool work. That's just the first thing we need to start out with is just talking about our work because it's beautiful. And I'm hoping that what happens

at the end of the show is that you end up becoming a follower of hers because her work is gorgeous.

Now that's one thing. She is also a full-time teacher.

So not only is she an awesome artist and ceramicist who's making her own work, she also is a teacher

that is teaching the next gen, so to speak, next gen how to do

the sport of clay. So that's awesome. But she is also a person who is putting on a show, or actually

she's got a show going on right now. And so we have a pretty

good conversation about what it takes to put on a show. And what's beautiful about this is,

is this is from someone who's very busy. I mean, I don't know if being busy is necessarily a beautiful

quality, but I'm just saying it's just a state that she happens to be in.

She's making, she's teaching, and she's showing. Yeah, that's a lot of stuff right there.

So we have a great conversation about that whole thing. So yes. Well, she goes by Connie most of the

time, but here on the Potter's cast, we start out with

Constance, and then after that, we kind of veer away from that and go to Connie. But man, what a,

what a beautiful person, a beautiful maker, and what a great conversation. So let's jump in this

conversation that I had with Constance Stodzer right after this word from our sponsor. Good Medicine

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