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 welcome to episode number 977 of the Potterterscast. I'm so happy we are doing this together today.

I have, I know that last week I gave you an update for my eye, so I'm not going to do that right now,

you know, giving you know another update because, you know, this is a pottery show,

not an ocular show. Look at that. Throwing around fancy words and all. Yeah, we have, we have an

appointment tomorrow morning to kind of decide what the next steps are for my eye. It's been, the vision's been degrading since last week and it's

been improving and now it's a bit of a degrading, but I'm going to wait until tomorrow to

worry about whether or not or worry about what's to worry about. I'm not going to worry until

it's time to worry.

So, there you go. There you go. But I've got a great potter coming on in the show today.

Really excited to be able to bring this guest to you today. Her name is Allison Warner, and she makes some beautiful pots, really beautiful pots. And what we end up talking about

in this conversation is about putting on pop-ups. Now, she's not a full-time potter. She does it

kind of as a side passion, which is really great. But in her side passions, she does a number

of pop-ups and has done really well with the pop-ups. And so I thought that it'd be great to kind of get

her insights on how to do this. And so she gives us some, you know, some insights on putting on pop-ups.

So let's jump into this conversation I had with Allison Warner right after this word from our sponsor.

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