Connected in Glass Podcast

Today we are interviewing Tegan Hamilton who has been working in glass since 2004. She shares with us her experiences in Blown Away and traveling during COVID-19, how important making space for art is for mental health, how hard it can be to promote yourself, and her process of creating anatomical work from glass.

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

Find Tegan's pun drawings on Instagram @pun.and.ink

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Today we are interviewing our host, Dominique Caissie who has been working in glass for 12 years. She shares with us her experiences as a glass artist, teacher, and small business owner while working through depression.

Find Dominique's work on Facebook and Instagram @dominiquecaissieglass, as well as her business Terrapin Glassblowing Studio at @terrapinglass, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Jo Andersson who has been working in glass for 13 years. She shares with us her experiences as a survivor of trauma, her perspective on light and how it influences her work, and what it's like to be a glassblower in Sweden.

Find Jo’s work on Instagram @joanderssondesigns and at www.joanderssondesigns.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

Also find the meditation mentioned in this episode at www.holosync.com

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Today we are interviewing Julie Johnson who has been working in glass since 1990. She shares with us her experiences as a woman glassblower/studio owner in France, the challenges of running a studio, and her process of creating her work.

Find Julie’s work on Instagram @juliejohnsonverglass and at www.juliejohnson-glass.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 

Today we are interviewing Lindsy Marshall who has been working in glass since 2013. She shares with us her experiences with growing up with a dad who was a painter, her creative process, battles with imposter syndrome, and working in the service industry.

Find Lindsy Marshall's work at www.lindsymarshallart.com and on Instagram @lindsymarshallglass, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Marta Bernbaum who has been working in glass for about 24 years and teaching for 18. She shares with us her experiences working through "mom guilt," the different ways she approaches teaching vs creating, and her new body of work inspired by current events.

Find Marta Berbaum's work at jmbglass.com and on Instagram @martabern_glass, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Chris Sherwin who has been working in glass for 27 years. He shares with us his perspective on running his own business, the challenges of working alone, and his process of learning social media.

Find Chris Sherwin's work on Facebook and Instagram @sherwinartglass  and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Annukka Ritalahti who has been working in glass since the 1980's. She shares with us insights on owning and operating a glass business as well as her experiences teaching glass art all over the world.

Find Annukka Ritalahti's work on Instagram @annukkainen and on Facebook: Silver Street Glass, as well as her studio's website silverstreetglass-studio.com, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Kayleigh Young who has been working in glass for about 15 years. She shares with us insights on coping with depression, battling imposter syndrome, and her experiences as a woman glassblower owning and operating her own studio.

Find Kayleigh Young's work on Instagram @kayleighyoungglass, on Facebook: Kayleigh Young at Station Glass, and follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @connectedinglass

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Today we are interviewing Ann Conlin who has been working in glass for over 50  years. She shares with us fun stories about her life, insights on working full time while being an artist, where she draws inspiration from, and how she shifts her mindsets from one medium to another.

Find Ann Conlin's work on Instagram @annconlinglass 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