Tales of a Red Clay Rambler: A pottery and ceramic art podcast

Ben Carter

Booking Overview

A weekly interview podcast focused on ceramic art, featuring potters, sculptors, designers, educators, researchers, and leaders of ceramic programs in both individual and occasional panel conversations. PR agencies could credibly pitch ceramic artists with exhibitions or residencies, craft researchers, studio educators, curators, and leaders of distinctive pottery programs; booking difficulty is low to medium because the show regularly features established and emerging specialists in this niche.

Metrics

Episodes: 365

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

Instagram: 41.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

carterpottery@gmail.com

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Host

Ben Carter - Ceramic artist, educator, and podcast host focused on contemporary pottery and ceramic art.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low

Typical Credentials:

Ceramic artists, potters, sculptors, designers, educators, researchers, and leaders of ceramic programs with a distinctive studio practice, exhibition history, residency, award, research project, or institutional role.

Required Achievements:

Solo or group exhibitions, Artist residencies, Awards and fellowships, Ceramic research projects, Leadership or participation in studio and firing programs, Collaborations involving pottery, design, or functional ceramics

Recent Guest Discussions

Rich Holck - The History Of Historic Yellow Springs And Its Ceramic Community, Including The Wood-fire Program.

Matt Wren - The History Of Historic Yellow Springs And Its Ceramic Community, Including The Wood-fire Program.

Athena Procsal - The History Of Historic Yellow Springs And Its Ceramic Community, Including The Wood-fire Program.

Tim Compton - The History Of Historic Yellow Springs And Its Ceramic Community, Including The Wood-fire Program.

Adam Chau - An Exhibition Exploring Artificial Intelligence, Emotional Reality, Queer Representation, And Presidential Dinnerware Design.

Recent Topics

Art, Ceramics, Pottery, Kiln Firing, Craft Traditions

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Tales of a Red Clay Rambler: A pottery and ceramic art podcast

576: Ceramics at Historic Yellow Springs

September 22, 2026

Tim Compton, Athena Procsal, Matt Wren, and Rich Holck join me to talk about the ceramic program at Historic Yellow Springs in Chester Springs, PA. The village has been home to a resort, revolutionary war hospital, and since the 70's a ceramic community. In our interview we talk about the history of the village and the thriving wood fire program, which hosts artists from around the region for 35 firings a year. yellowsprings.org Have you checked out the Tales from the Vault podcast feed? Be...

575: Adam Chau on The Joy and Sorrow of Imagining

September 10, 2026

Adam Chau returns to the show to talk about his upcoming exhibition The Joy and Sorrow of Imagining at Northern Clay Center. The exhibition depicts the life of Billie, an A.I. generated son, that was created by blending images of Chau and his husband. In our interview we talk about the evolution of Billie and how new technologies can shift our emotional reality. We also talk about Chau's recent collaboration with Lennox China, where he created presidential dinner ware for a Queer American Pre...

574: Farm-to-Table Live with Rogers, Matisse, and Copus

August 14, 2026

Today we dive into the archive for a 2013 panel with Josh Copus, Alex Matisse, and Lindsay Rogers. Our discussion centers around the crossover between farm-to-table dining and the ceramic world. In the interview we talk about the basics of farm-to-table, the search for authenticity, and designing site specific ware for a restaurant setting. Thanks to Gabriel Kline who hosted us for this live taping at Odyssey Clay Works in Asheville, NC. www.odysseyclayworks.com. www.joshcopus.com www.eastfor...

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carterpottery@gmail.com

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