Some very exciting news ... I was interviewed for an episode of The Potter's Cast. If you are a potter and not familiar with this podcast, go to iTunes and subscribe right now. It's one of my favorites, and I listen to a lot of podcasts in my studio while working. It publishes once or twice a week, featuring a different potter each time. It's really fascinating to hear all of the various stories of how potters became potters. The host, Paul Blais, does an amazing job of interviewing and producing. It was really fun to work with him!
My episode focuses mainly on the business aspects of my pottery studio. In particular, I discuss the outline of my "art festival success formula" which I will be blogging about in depth in the coming months. I also talk a lot about The Hourly Earnings Project (which I blogged about in depth in the past) and how it has directed my decisions since. Actually, most of Paul's interviews focus heavily on business development issues. This podcast is a great learning tool for anyone at any stage of business development.
Again, go straight to iTunes to subscribe, or you can listen via The Potter's Cast website, where you can also see photos and notes about all of the episodes.
My episode focuses mainly on the business aspects of my pottery studio. In particular, I discuss the outline of my "art festival success formula" which I will be blogging about in depth in the coming months. I also talk a lot about The Hourly Earnings Project (which I blogged about in depth in the past) and how it has directed my decisions since. Actually, most of Paul's interviews focus heavily on business development issues. This podcast is a great learning tool for anyone at any stage of business development.
Again, go straight to iTunes to subscribe, or you can listen via The Potter's Cast website, where you can also see photos and notes about all of the episodes.
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