Pottymouth - A Pottery Podcast

Episode 15 / RICHENDA MACGREGOR - Sustainability, Spirit and Plants.

Richenda MacGregor has set up and run numerous pottery studios and been a production thrower. She has since stopped working in the field of pottery as plants took over. I

Episode 14 / LINDA BLOOMFIELD - Porcelain & sharing wisdom.

Linda designs and makes ceramic art and porcelain tableware. She uses a tactile satin matt glaze outside and colour on the inside. Linda makes her own range of glazes and

Episode 13 / TOBY BRUNDIN - Past, present & future at the Craft Potters Association.

Toby is the Business Manager for the Craft Potters Association who run the Contemporary Ceramics Centre, Crafts Review Magazine and Ceramic Art London (CAL). We meet duri

Episode 12 / VERRAN TOWNSEND - A Certain Stillness

Verran is a potter living and working in Totnes, Devon. He's takes his pots into the landscape and films them and he has a passion for teaching.

Episode 11 / DYLAN BOWEN - Finding The Way.

Dylan Bowen comes from a long line of potters and found a way to go from a very British tradition in slipware to a radically modern approach. In this episode we discuss t

Episode 10 / RAPHAELA SECK - From Studio Manager to Developing your creative practice.

Raphaela aka Raphy is a full time potter living in Bristol. She started as a  apprentice and went on to run a busy pottery studio in Devon. Now based in Bristol her pract

Episode 9 / FRAN SANDOVER - From Degree to Studio Manager.

Fran Sandover is a potter running a studio at Outside- a multi-use space, home to a cafe, pottery studio, surfboard shaping bay, on-site growing space and concrete skate

Episode 8 / SABINE NEMET - Wood Firing & Earning a Living.

Sabine is a wood firer that completed an apprenticeship as a thrower in East Germany in 1998 with Hans Joachim Grünert in Waldenburg(Sachsen) where she underwent a three

Episode 7 / ANNA LAMBERT - Change & Adaptation.

Anna Lambert is a nationally recognised full time maker. She makes hand-built earthenware ceramics using various techniques including slab-building, modelling and painted

Episode 6 / GAY WATSON - Collecting Ceramics & Embodied Attention.

Gay Watson is a writer concerned with the dialogue between Buddhist thought, psychotherapy and the Mind Sciences. She also lives with a huge amount of craft in her home i

Episode 5 / KEVIN ROUFF Studio ThusThat - Industry & Sustainability.

A conversation with Kevin Rouff of Studio ThusThat, talking about Red Mud, a project that questions our notion of ‘waste’, and shows the unexpected value of these stigmat

Episode 4 / JODIE CROOK-GILES Career choices & energy use.

A conversation with Jodie Crook Giles, owner of the smallest pottery shop in the world (maybe) during the Mud & Water course at Coombe Farm Studios. In this episode Jodie

Episode 3 / TIM ANDREWS Apprenticeships & Exhibitions.

Tim Andrews is a raku master potter. This conversation takes place whilst he's teaching at Coombe Farm Studios and just after his solo show at The Contemporary Ceramics C

Episode 2 / LAUREL KEELEY Creativity & hope.

In this episode I talk with Laurel Keeley at her home and studio in Devon and we talk about creative block and her long career as a potter.