Join us to listen and learn from these groundbreaking art podcasts. You will hear what the hosts are up to in their studios, and also learn from the wickedly talented folks they interview. Our podcasts can be found on your favorite podcast apps.
FOR FLUX SAKE
Kathy King, Matt Katz and Rose Katz answer your burning questions about clay and glaze. You’ll be laughing and learning about glaze chemistry in no time.
TALES OF A RED CLAY RAMBLER
Ben Carter talks with potters, sculptors, and creatives about their lives and studio practice.
THE KILN SITTERS
Marianne Chénard, Brendan Tang, and Carole Epp bring you enlightening interviews from makers across Canada.
BEYOND THE BRICKYARD
Take a deeper look at the history of the Archie Bray Foundation and its influence on the ceramic world. We are taking listener submitted questions for this podcast. If you have a story to tell shoot us a line and be on the show!
CLAY IN COLOR
Angelik Vizcarrondo-Laboy and Alex Anderson talk with professionals of color about their work.
THE MAKER’S PLAYBOOK
Rebecca Ickes Carra talks with artists about what it’s really like to make a living from the things we make.
TRADE SECRET
Adam Chau hosts conversations about contemporary issues in art, craft and design.
THE SHOT CALLERS
Virgil Ortiz & Justin Reese make a signature cocktail with their guests as they talk about their journey through the world of art.
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Our Commitment
The Brickyard Podcast Network immerses listeners in the ceramic arts world through artist conversations with clay buffs globally. Whether speaking about the artist's studio process or delving into larger institutional spaces, the content highlights those who are pushing ceramics forward and aims to broaden the representation of ceramic history shedding light on previously overlooked artists. The wide selection of podcasts includes interview format dialogue, conversations on diversity and equity in the ceramic art world, and investigative approaches to technology and aesthetics. With a strong focus on the contemporary landscape of clay arts, we hope to create a more representative future canon of ceramics. Our commitment is to expand and diversify our collective dialogue by highlighting the lives and work of artists who have been historically underrepresented in ceramics.