Connected in Glass Podcast

Today we are interviewing Tegan Hamilton - we followed up with her about her experiences on Blown Away and working in a new studio.

Find Tegan's work on Instagram @tegan.hamilton and at www.teganhamilton.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Wesley Fleming, who has been working in glass for 20 years - specializing in hot sculpted solid glass on the torch. He shares with us how he's grown his career, how teaching helped him understand his own work, the value of production as a form of practice, and thoughts on 2020.

Find Wesley's work on Instagram @vetropod and at www.vetropod.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing our host, Kristina Gerry who has been working in glass for 4 years. She shares with us how she quit her full-time job to pursue a career in glass, growing up with a mom who vended at craft fairs for a living, coping with depression and imposter syndrome, as well as what this podcast means to her.

Find Kristina's work on Facebook and Instagram @magia_glass and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Ed Branson who has been working in glass since 1976. He shares with us his experimental processes to break boundaries in glass, how he's shifted his business model over the years, finding his creative voice, and battling burnout.

Find Ed's work on Instagram @edbransonglass and at www.edbranson.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Janis Miltenberger who has been working in glass since 1978. She shares with us how she finds inspiration from gardening and EMS work for her glass, how she finds creativity in everyday life, how she creates a "map" for her large-scale projects and her shifts in perspective when she teaches, creates, and demos.

Find Janis' work on Instagram @vitrovixen and at www.janismiltenberger.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 

Today we are interviewing Clinton Smith who has been working in glass since 1999. He shares with us his experiences as a self-taught paperweight artist, the struggle of working multiple glass jobs, the strengths that his autism has lent him in his art, and balancing work with being a dad.

Find Clinton's work on Instagram @clintonsmithglass and at www.clintonfsmith.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Erin Garmezy who has been working in glass since 2000. She shares with us the different ways she makes her income, pricing her work, working collaboratively with her husband, and insights on the different mindsets it takes for different styles of work.

Find Erin's work on Instagram @neffel, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Lacey "LaceFace" Walton who has been working in glass since 2004. She shares with us her experiences growing up in the pipe-making community, combating the "mom guilt" while prioritizing mental health, and insights about pricing large-scale work.

Find Lacey's work on Instagram @lacefaceglass and at www.lacefaceglass.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Jeremy Sinkus who has been working in glass for about 20 years. He shares with us how inspired he is by geological forms, his experience as a full-time glassblower for the past 15 years, and how he finds his customer base.

Find Jeremy's work on Instagram @jeremysinkus and at www.jeremysinkusglass.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Sandy Dukeshire who has been working in glass since 1993. She shares with us her experiences as a woman in a male-dominated field, growing up in a rural area, and advice on manifesting your dreams.

Find Sandy's work on Instagram @sandysglassshack and at www.sandysglassshack.com, and 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