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Here we go with Ashwini Bhat! Cammi and Gus have an extra long conversation about shoes, shows and kiln fires. And, the exceptional artist, Ashwini Bhat is talking about California, process, immigration, nomadic living and cats.

Cammi and Gus catch up about studio work, glazes. kilns and shows.

In this episode, Cammi and Tom talk about the Venice Biennale and viewing work in person or online. Then, Tom introduces Cammi to Nicki Green about her process.

Cammi welcomes guest co-host Thomas Mueller; they catch up about their summers and they talk to another Cranbrook alum and Director of Greenwich House Pottery, Fabio Fernandez about how it started and how it's going.

In this episode, Cammi answers listener question from Rob Lorenz about juried exhibitions and deep dives the answer with Rob Lorenz, himself. AND Gus is back and interviewing ceramics mogul, Bari Ziperstein. they learn about how she started and how it's going.

Brooklyn's own, Christian Moses, a sculptor and potter who recently completed the BKLYN CLAY Artist In Residence program is on the podcast talking about art, fashion, life, ceramics, whatever.

Gus is way behind in the studio and but has relaxed his views on candy eating. Cammi is making messes. They catch up with Erin Lynn Smith, who is working it all out post grad school.

Ceramics is hard. Duh. In this episode, there are some awesome listener questions. And, meet Katherine Wells, owner of the new ceramics based shop in Brooklyn, Amano.

The Ceramics Podcast has a new segment called "Ask the Expert" and their first expert is Ryan Rennie. He explains how he got through a slip disaster. They have an amazing conversation with Astoria potter, Camille Beckles. Camille talks about sales, IG and community. And, Gus talk about pizza eating.

Cammi and Gus talk about the insane way Gus invents glazes and are you curious about what crafts will be like in the future? Inventor, Artist and Researcher, Harris Rosenblum gives us his hot take and Cammi and Gus sign on to some real idealism.

In person studio sales are fun, when they aren't super spreader events, and open studios aren't fun, ever. Curating shows is a tremendous amount of work and Funk ceramics is funny? Remains to be seen.

On the first episode of the new year, and year two of the podcast, Cammi and Gus talk about resolutions and whatever else they get up to and fan out with Matt Merkel Hess. Matt is an artist and educator living in NYC. Spoiler: Cammi and Gus both love his work.