Connected in Glass Podcast

Today we are interviewing Jocelyn Brown who has been working in glass since 2007. She speaks with us about processing her grief through creation, the positives that come from repetitive work, and how she developed her career in glass.

Find Jocelyn's work on Instagram @jbfineart and at www.jbfineart.com - follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Brian Robertshaw, who has been running a small business specializing in beads for the last 30 years. He shares with us how he's grown his business and how it's changed over the years, how he got into collecting ancient and antique beads, and loads of information about the importance of beads in human history.

Find Brian's business and his bead a day project on Instagram @beadniks and at https://beadniksvt.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Fiona Anuweh who has been working in glass since 2011. She speaks with us about the art of creating ceremonial glass, healing from physical, mental, and ancestral trauma through plant medicine, her experiences as a woman and mother as a full-time glass artist, and creating a ceremony out of everyday rituals.

Find Fiona's work on Instagram @fionaphoenixfire and at www.glasspipesbyfiona.etsy.com - follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Sally Prasch - Dominique interviewed Sally before this podcast was made and we wanted to share this amazing woman's story with you all.

Find Sally's work on Instagram @praschsally and at www.praschglass.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Edgar Valentine, who has been working in glass since he was in the seventh grade. He shares with us how he got into clothing design during the pandemic, how he learned glass at such a young age, his experience in working in a production studio as a young adult, his struggles with reaching the various audiences of his diverse body of work, and what it was like during Blown Away season one.

Find Edgar's work on Instagram @valentine.glass and at www.yourvalentineglass.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Kim Thomas who has been working in glass since 2009. She speaks with us about how she transitioned from working odd jobs to working full time in glass, finding inspiration in the city, listening to glass, and her experiences as a teacher.

Find Kim's work on Instagram @iroczii and at www.kimberlythomas.art - follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Tara "Street Kitty" Palmerton-Jacola who has been working in glass since 2011. She speaks with us about how she maintains a constant production flow, her perspective on managing the feelings of being a woman in a male-dominated industry and studio, and being a mom while also being a cannabis activist.

Find Tara's work on Instagram @streetkittyglass and at www.streetkittyglass.com - follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Amanda Gundy who has been working in glass since 2004. She speaks with us about her experiences as a new mom running a small business, how COVID-19 has impacted her business and lifestyle, mom guilt, and her passion for teaching glass.

Find Amanda's work on Instagram @nocaglassschool and at www.nocaglassschool.com - follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Jason Mcdonald, who has been working in glass since he was 14 years old. He shares with us thoughts on privilege in the glass world, the power of practice, and his experience on Blown Away season two.

Find Jason's work on Instagram @jasonmcdonald42 and at www.jasonmcdonaldglass.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Rinoi Imada who has been working in glass since she was 14 years old. She speaks with us about her "I Am" series, her experiences as an Asian woman teaching, lessons that she's learned from mentors, and how she works through experimental creativity.

Find Rinoi's work on Instagram @rin_rinoi and at www.rinoiimada.com - follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

If you love this podcast, please consider supporting us by becoming a patron at patreon.com/connectedinglass