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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 959 of The Potter's cast. I'm so stoked. We got a great show today. In fact,

we're going to do something that we've never done before in this episode, which I'm kind of

looking forward to doing, a little bit of shaking up going on here, a little bit of shaken up.

So I'm excited to be able to bring this

episode to you. This is Melissa Hyatt Foss. You'll hear me mess that up when I, you know,

I introduce her, but, you know, nonetheless, that's who we're talking to. And she lived for 12 years in Argentina, which is a huge chunk of her life,

huge chunk of a person's life.

You know, that's, you know, if you live to be 100, that's, that's 12% of your life.

So she was, she's been down there for a long time.

So she lived for 12 years down there in Argentina.

But she makes ceramic instruments, flutes, specifically kind of being patterned after ancient indigenous tribes to, you know, indigenous,

yeah, indigenous tribes. And she replicates them and has got a great story. So she's preserving

something that is quite amazing.

So this is what we've never done before.

When we get to the mud meets the bat round,

well, we do it a little bit before,

but really when we get to the mud meets the bat round,

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