In this episode, Cammi Climaco and Camille Beckles get into time management, slow time, studio practices and moving lines up and down the pots.

In this episode, Cammi and Kartini talk about Kartini's work, working in France, her new residency program and how one beer changed her life.

This episode covers all kinds of topics about making, abstraction and figuration, and the importance of knowing where all our materials come from.

Cammi, Flo and Michael talk about their shows, making work with mixed media materials and the art hustle.

From childhood play to the scene from Ghost, Cammi and Ben delve into the practice of ceramics. the show of it and its hotness.

In this episode, Cammi and Mary get into being an artist and designer, Mary's other jobs, and how she began starting a business.

In this episode, Cammi and Day Briérre talk about working through trauma, illustrating and the awesome pain of adolescence.

In this episode, Cammi and Chris talk about Chris's circuitous path to ceramics, overarching themes and the plan being no plan.

In this episode, Cammi and Etty have a great conversation about what it's like to be self taught, teaching, and being a bad business person.

This episode is FULL of information and advice on starting and growing a thriving ceramics community. The artists on the panel each have their own form of community engagement and experience community building.

Ellen Robinson is a Brooklyn artist who makes functional vessels which speak about decoration, form and surface and have a quiet sophistication.

In this episode, Cammi talks about dumb internet glaze recipes and her and Christian talk catch up about residency applications and gatekeeping in ceramics.

In this episode, Camila talks about beginnings, moving, hustling, teaching and family.

In this episode, Adam Shiverdecker talks about making work, an insane firing schedule and I think everyone should move to California.

In this episode, Alyssa Block talks about her practice; her commitment to sketching and her lack of commitment to ceramics.

Is Mastery something like use it or lose it?

Welcome to the podcast! Big topics to come but here I'm just thinking about what ceramics is. Spoiler; it's a lot.