Inspired by this week's interview with Vin Arora, the sitters gathered around the flat-top wood kiln to chat about their clay journeys. Brendan met Vin in the early 00’s and continues to be taken back by all the things he has going on; running his own production studio, making work for high end restaurants, being a great Dad, and most recently opening a ceramic teaching studio in East Vancouver, BC. Tune in to hear Brendan and Vin talk about the creative ways they make ends meet.

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