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.

Welcome to episode number 817 of the Potterscast.

I am so happy to be doing this episode with you because we've got a

great Potter coming on to the show that we get to talk with. But before we do, I wanted to

mention that this past weekend we had that great class. It was part two with Rhonda Willers and we did the part two of

Terrace Cigilada. So that was this past weekend. Now coming up soon, we're going to be having a new

class coming out with Susan Halls who wrote a book on animals and figures and its sculpture. And so we're going to be

doing a class on sculpture. And I'm so excited to be doing this. And what's beautiful about this,

it's kind of like what she's going to teach us is like, you know, like, you know when you got

scrap clay leftover, she's got a way of making

miracles out of leftovers. So I'm really looking forward to this class. So keep your eyes open,

your ears open. I will be putting a thing up on the potter's class here soon, but also I'll be letting

you know about it next week to fully let you know what's going on. So yes, so I'm so excited

about this class. So that is coming up just around the corner. Now, back to today's episode.

We've got Eila Mullen coming on the show, and she's going to talk about the ethics of work

and play, because there is a ethics about that, like working in what your ethics like for working working and then also what are your ethics like for

playing and how those two mixed together is kind of a very interesting story she also talks about

how she walked yes i said walked from from Mexico to Canada.

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