Nathan Murray creates groupings of figure sculptures that explore the intersection of race, class, and culture in America. In our Tales of a Red Clay Rambler interview we talk about his Color Theory series, and using non ceramic materials to create realistic skin tones.

Thanks to Jennifer Vogel for the write up about the Brickyard Network in American Craft. You can find our shows on podcast apps and follow along at www.brickyardnetwork.org

Lebrillo Basin. Attributed to Damián Hernández 1660–80. Puebla, Mexico. Check out @historyofceramics.bsky.social #historyofceramics

Brad Klem’s porcelain forms are decorated with wild life, disposable plastic products, and corporate logos drawing attention to the human impact on climate change. In our interview we talk about his ice bag series and the challenge of casting the piece. #talesofaredclayrambler bit.ly/BradKlem

Electric Kiln 101 with Theo Uliano. We talk about the questions you need to ask when buying a new kiln and how to troubleshoot poor kiln performance. bit.ly/TheoUliano #talesofaredclayrambler