8: Clay Stories 2016 with Steven Branfman and Deborah Chronister
Release Date: 08/18/2016
19: Clay Doctors
NCECA 360 Podcast
Today’s episode of NCECA 360 features The Clay Doctors panel moderated by Paul Blais, and featuring panelists Louise Deroualle, Jessica Gardner, Bobby Scroggins, and Rebecca Hutchinson. This conversation was recorded in person at the 2024 NCECA Coalescence Conference in Richmond, Virginia. Our 2025 Formation Conference is happening later this month March 26th-29th in Salt Lake City, UT. You can register for the conference, and support NCECA programming by donating at . Special thanks to the Brickyard Network for co-producing this episode and supporting podcasting in the ceramics...
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18: Rethinking Technology
NCECA 360 Podcast
Today’s episode of NCECA 360 features a discussion on rethinking technology moderated by David Jones, and featuring panelists Bri Murphy and Del Harrow. This conversation was recorded in person at the 2024 NCECA Coalescence Conference in Richmond, Virginia. Special thanks to the Brickyard Network for co-producing this episode and supporting podcasting in the ceramics community. If you enjoy this podcast, please support NCECA’s programming by donating at .
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17: The Changing Landscape of Ceramic Education
NCECA 360 Podcast
This episode features a discussion on the changing landscape of ceramic education with Brian Kakas, Lisa Giuliani, and Ben Carter. They talk about demographic shifts and closures in higher education, craft school education, and helping an arts community survive after a core institution downsizes its ceramics program. This conversation was recorded in person at the 2024 NCECA Coalescence Conference in Richmond, Virginia. Special thanks to the Brickyard Network for co-producing this episode and supporting podcasting in the ceramics community. If you enjoy this podcast, please...
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16: Resources for your small business
NCECA 360 Podcast
This episode features a conversation about business, with ceramic artists and hosts of the Wheel Talk podcast- Ryan Durbin and Becca Otis. They share resources for starting and maintaining a small business, including the value of creating a community of entrepreneurs to share your experience. This conversation was recorded in person at the 2024 NCECA Coalescence Conference in Richmond, Virginia. Special thanks to the Brickyard Network for co-producing this episode and supporting podcasting in the ceramics community. If you enjoy this podcast, please support NCECA’s programming...
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15: Making it work: The Modern Studio Potter
NCECA 360 Podcast
Today, we are featuring a conversation with Carole Epp, Naomi Clement, Diana Adams, and Sarah Pike about their approach to making a living as a potter in the digital age. Each of these three trailblazing artists has figured out how to make a living as a full-time potter on their own terms. From sold-out online shop updates to setting up a virtual school and membership platform and working on major brand collaborations, they discuss the process of running a creative business. Special thanks to “The Kiln Sitters and the Brickyard Network" for co-producing this episode and...
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14: Glaze Doctors - For Flux Sake Live!
NCECA 360 Podcast
This episode features a conversation about glaze development and troubleshooting with Kathy King, Matt Katz, and Rose Katz. Listen as the panel of experts answer audience questions in this fired-up live recording of the For Flux Sake podcast that happened in person at the 2024 NCECA Coalescence Conference in Richmond, VA. Special thanks to for co-producing this episode and supporting podcasting in the ceramics community. If you enjoy this podcast, please support NCECA’s programming by donating at .
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13: Growing a Thriving Community
NCECA 360 Podcast
Today we are featuring a conversation on growing a thriving community that was moderated by Cammi Clamico, and features Holly Hanessian, Dallas Roquemore and Heather Mae Erickson. The group talks about building communities through nonprofit programming, education curriculum, and project-based social practice. This episode was a live recording of the Ceramics Companion podcast, which was recorded at the 2024 NCECA Coalescence Conference in Richmond, VA. Special thanks to for co-producing this episode and supporting podcasting in the ceramics community. If you enjoy this podcast, please support...
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12: Clay Roots: Exploring Ceramics Across the Black Diaspora
NCECA 360 Podcast
Today we are featuring Clay Roots: Exploring Ceramics Across the Black Diaspora with Malene Djenaba Barnett, Lydia C. Thompson, David MacDonald, and Ashlyn Pope about the rich tapestry of ceramics across the Black Diaspora. From the ancestral lands of Africa to the vibrant Caribbean and the diverse cultures of African Americans, join us as we explore the artistic expressions and design aesthetics that are rooted in clay. This conversation was recorded in person at the 2024 NCECA Coalescence Conference in Richmond, Virginia. Special thanks to for co-producing this episode and supporting...
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11: Brian Jones talks with Stu Kestenbaum about the Make/Time Podcast
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have an interview from our 2016 conference in Kansas City, MO. You will hear host Brian Jones talk with Stu Kestenbaum about his long career in the arts. Kestenbaum was the director of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts for many years and is currently the host of the Make/Time podcast. The podcast is a joint venture among the nation’s top craft schools to shed light on the importance of craft makers in American society. You can find out more information at . Join us in Pittsburgh, PA March 14-17 for our next conference Cross Currents: Clay and...
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10: Sustainable Ceramics with Nancy Selvage, David Binns and Guido Strijbos
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have a panel on Sustainable Ceramics from our 2012 conference in Seattle, WA. Nancy Selvage, David Binns and Guido Strijbos share their experience with evaluating and improving the environmental impact of ceramics practice.
info_outlineFor this episode of NCECA 360 we have a special presentation of Clay Stories from our Two Thousand sixteen conference in Kansas City, MO. Curated by Steven Branfman and Owen Dearing, Clay Stories features ceramic artists telling true stories in front of a live audience at our yearly NCECA conference. If you are a fan of the story telling podcasts the Moth Radio Hour or Risk you are going to love this episode. Today you will hear Paul Lewing, Deborah Chronister, Jim Romberg, Robin Hopper and a handful of other storytellers talk about the mentors and experiences that inspire their lives in clay.
If you would like to participate in a Clay Stories event at the 2017 Portland conference please pitch your five-minute story at www.claystories.org. For more information about NCECA 360, or the programming NCECA has to offer please visit blog.NCECA.net.