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, this is episode number 10012 of The Potter's Cast.

Welcome to the show.

Welcome to the show. Welcome to the show.

At the time of this episode's release, I will be in Enceca.

And I'm really looking forward to that.

So I'm recording this whole episode a couple weeks early in terms of like the intro and outro typically i do it

like you know the week of usually the day before the episode goes out but i'm not going to be around

for for that happening so yeah so i'm getting this done a little bit early and i'm i'm excited about

today's guest i've got jack orgil coming on show, and we are going to be talking about a subject

that fascinates me, and I have never personally pursued, but it really intrigues me.

It's taming wild clay.

This guy goes out and collects wild clay and then turns it into ceramics and really does an amazing job with this.

And he kind of gets into this story tells you, tells us in this conversation kind of what the ins and the outs are of it.

I even ask him a question like, do you need a permit to dig up clay?

You know, taking resources from the wild, is that legal just to go out and do?

So, anyhow, we talk about all sorts of interesting things about this subject, along with his story.

So let's jump into this

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