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 728 of the Potter's cast. And yeah, I'm so stoked. We've got a really cool show for you today,

but I wanted to just take a moment and talk about why today is special to me. It's because,

it's because, well, this is one of the reasons. There's actually one of the things,

even more special than this, but

this is pretty special. This day, on this day, seven years ago was the first airing of the

Potter's cast. First time the show came into existence. And yeah, pretty stoked about that. So I wanted to read a review for you

over on the iTunes. And on iTunes, the review says, it's titled, Grab a Cup of Coffee and Sit a

Spell. Then it's five-star review. And it's by Mac Pottery.

Anyhow, this Mac Pottery said, this is still, without a doubt, my favorite time. When I actually

have the free time in my car and my mind is not swamped with errands. I can sit and listen to a great conversation.

Most of the time, it makes me laugh and all the time it makes me think. As always, thanks

Ben. What? Wait a minute. Thanks Ben. Hold up. What's that about? Oh, good night. I just read a review from

Tales of a Red Clay Rambler. Oh, I get it now. I'm reading the wrong reviews. Okay, I did that

intentionally because when I started the Potter's cast, there were two podcasts that were going at the time.

There was the Brian R. Jones cast, which was on Instagram, or not Instagram, but it was on iTunes.

There you go. It took a second to get it out there. But yeah, that was on iTunes.

And there was also Tales of the Ray Clay Rambler. And so there were these two podcasts that were

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