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.

Hello and welcome to episode number 1,220 of the Pot's cast. Welcome to the show. I hope you're having an amazing week.

And I wanted to mention just a couple of things that are coming up that it's important for you

to know about because it's going to be amazing, is that we're doing a pop-up, a Mother's Day pop-up.

It's actually the day before Mother's Day, where at Clay Works in Vancouver, Washington

here, we're going to be doing a pop-up for our studio.

It'll be, it'll consist of the work of like my work Jennifer's work the teachers that we have

at the studio there there's there's four or five teachers that'll be displaying their work then we're

also going to have the some of the members that are going to be displaying their work so we're

going to have this whole thing going on

there at the studio there. And I would love for you to come and check out if you are local.

Even if you need to fly in from South America, hey, look, it'd be worth it. It would be worth it.

Come on up. It's going to be amazing. Okay. So that's coming up, the day before Mother's Day.

Now, we also have going on in next weekend, yet not in, but next weekend, is the ceramic showcase.

And the ceramic showcase is one of the largest ceramic sales anywhere.

And it's going to be happening here in Portland, Oregon, just across the river from Vancouver.

A lot of people consider Portland a suburb of Vancouver, you know, because Vancouver is so big and significant.

People are always saying stuff like, like when they, if you say you're from Portland, they'll say, oh, you mean the suburb of Vancouver?

And, you know, people are, yeah, yeah, that's the place.

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