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.

955 is the episode.

We are now starting.

This is The Potter's Cast. Welcome to the show. Well, we've got a

return guest on the show. She's been on the show before, but never as like the star of the show,

so to speak, Denise Joyle. And we talk wood fire. She was on a while ago, a long while ago when we talked,

we kind of like this wood fire panel kind of a group that we did.

I think we were at Enseca one year and that's where we had that.

Then we've had her on the show before for like, well, for another Enseca conversation.

But now she's back and we end up having another conversation

about wood fire that she does and kind of her passion how she got into it and it's it's really

interesting stuff because she talks so intelligently about the woodfire sport that i've never done

but i look forward to doing it one day,

and she knows all about it. So I'm pretty stoked to be able to talk with her.

So let's jump into this conversation I had with Denise Joyle right after this word from our sponsor.

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