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.

It is episode number 616-616.

What?

I love it.

Now, a couple of things I wanted to just touch base with you about because there is something that we talked about in the last two episodes, which was the

throw for dough for scut. Well, that ended up having to put on hold because there were some

technical difficulties, but I just wanted to assure on hold because there were some technical difficulties,

but I just wanted to assure you it's still going to happen.

It's just not going to happen the way that we had originally talked about it.

So it's going to be put on hold, and very soon we'll be having that actually take place,

but not in the same form that we were talking about last time.

So we do apologize for that.

Okay, today we've got Hannah Shipway coming on the show, and she really has a very interesting idea about sales.

This is kind of the idea that came up through our conversation.

The handmade should be hand bought. Now, what do you think about that? That's a very interesting

concept. It's not that she is opposed to selling, like for everybody to sell online,

but there is a certain amount of, we've put all the suffering into doing it the handmade way.

Maybe it should also be the hand purchased way that you got to buy face to face or at least

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