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.

Haiti, Haiti, hey, it's episode number 781 of the Potterscast.

So stoked we are talking together today and we are going to be hanging out with the very cool potter because he is not only a potter he's a musician his name is ken freudgman

if you are a musician or like into symphonies, you might know Ken because he is a cellist

and plays for the, I believe the San Antonio Symphony and is just an amazing, his amazing cellist,

but also he's an amazing potter and he's got such a great story that he gets to share.

And what's really fascinating is how there are so many parallels of music and clay that he

brings to light that I think are just fascinating. So really a fun conversation. So let's jump in this conversation I had with Ken Freudigman.

Oh, see, there.

See, I'm having a hard time there.

And you'll hear me say it a little bit hard even during our conversation.

And Ken is so gracious about it.

But it's Ken Friedkman.

There we go.

Right after this word from our sponsor.

So as you're building your skills as a handmaker and as a potter, you're kind of getting

at that point where you want to go to the next level and you want to create a dinnerware set.

Well, over at GR pottery forums, they've got a tutorial on how to make a

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