Booking Overview
Metrics
Episodes: 8
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: < 100
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 5.2k followers
Page updated: Nov 4, 2026 · How we check this data
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Publicly listed emails
elizabeth.kantner@gmail.com
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Recent Guest Discussions
David Klingler - Building A Business Around Chair Caning; Shifting From Restoration To Teaching; Overuse Injuries And Learning Curve; Operations And Boundaries; Community Partnerships And Referrals; Museum/collection Growth; Books And Craft Preservation
Brandy Clements - Building A Business Around Chair Caning; Shifting From Restoration To Teaching; Pricing/time Management; Hiring And Fair Pay Considerations; Community/referrals; Educational Programming; Expanding From A Chair-identification Book Project Into Books; Sustaining A Craft-centered Museum/collection
Anna Bryant - Rebuilding A Creative Life After COVID And After Hurricane Helene; Mentorship And Community In Printmaking; Green Printing Practices; Studio Systems/time Management; Imposter Syndrome; Building Audience/marketing; Sustainability And Production Strategy
Laura Wood - Building A Creative Life Through Craft; Mentorship Across Career Stages; Transitioning From Academia To Entrepreneurship; Organizing Exhibitions; Integrating Personal Background Into Creative Practice; E-commerce/email/gallery Strategy; Balancing Sales And Boundaries
Recent Topics
Episodes
Basketry, Asking for Help, and Building a Creative Career with Sarita Westrup
October 07, 2026
In this episode, Jamie sits down with Sarita Westrup, a sculptural basket weaver based in Burnsville, North Carolina, to talk about building a creative business intentionally, finding support along the way, and making room for new possibilities in her practice. Sarita shares: How a high school sewing class sparked her interest in fiber arts—and led her to study fibers at the University of North Texas How Penland shaped her craft education, and what she learned while serving as its textile...
Blacksmithing, Community, and Betting on Yourself with Jordan & Rachel Jackson
August 26, 2026
In this episode, Jamie visits Night Owl Iron Works, a blacksmithing and leatherworking studio, gallery, and gathering space in Rutherfordton, NC, to talk with co-owners and partners Jordan and Rachel about what it takes to grow a craft business from a backyard shed to a building they now own in downtown. Jordan and Rachel share: How Night Owl Iron Works began as Jordan's late-night side hustle in a shed in the woods while he was a single dad and hairstylist, and how Rachel slowly crashed th...
Jewelry, Community, and Building a Studio from Scratch with Meredith Tibjash & Nora McMullen
July 01, 2026
In this episode, Jamie visits Torched, a community jewelry studio, gallery, and hub in West Asheville, to talk with co-owners and partners Meredith Tibjash and Nora McMullen about what it takes to build a brick-and-mortar metals studio around access, education, and community. Meredith and Nora share: How a chance meeting at a SNAG conference, months of long-distance calls, and a visit to Asheville that Meredith never quite left turned into Torched Why they went big from the start instead of ...
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Who is an ideal guest for Craft Your Commerce Podcast?
Craft Your Commerce Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Creative entrepreneurs and professional makers (artists, artisans, studio owners) in Western North Carolina, often with roles as educators/mentors or leaders in craft institutions/education programs; experience running a craft business (including teaching/restoration/studio operations) and sharing practical lessons on growth and sustainability. Common among recent guests: Own or co-own a craft studio/business; Teach or mentor emerging makers; Build community-centered craft programming (schools, residencies, collections, or educational spaces). Recent guests include David Klingler, Brandy Clements, and Anna Bryant.
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