Talking Out Your Glass podcast

Shawn Waggoner

Booking Overview

An interview-focused arts podcast centered on glass art, featuring external conversations with established and emerging glass artists, designers, and subject-matter experts. PR agencies could credibly pitch glassmakers, sculptors, craft and collectible designers, educators, curators, and experts in sustainable glass practices; booking difficulty is medium, with strong relevance and demonstrated work or recognition typically needed.

Metrics

Episodes: 303

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

Instagram: 8.2k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

shawntelroyale@yahoo.com

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Host

Shawn Waggoner - Former editor of Glass Art magazine with expertise in contemporary glass art and the international glass-art community.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Glass artists, designers, and experts with a distinctive body of work, recognized exhibitions, awards, residencies, institutional affiliations, notable commissions, or specialized knowledge of glassmaking and contemporary craft.

Required Achievements:

International or gallery exhibitions, Awards, nominations, or critical recognition, Residencies or teaching roles at established glass and craft institutions, Distinctive technical processes or sustained professional practices, Notable commissions, brand collaborations, or museum and cultural affiliations

Recent Guest Discussions

Hannah Gibson - Sustainability, Recycled Glass, Memory, Material Culture, And The Emotional Histories Embedded In Objects.

David Yeshia - Art Entrepreneurship, Fused-glass Techniques, Accessible Art, Online Audiences, Contemporary Jewelry, And Expanding A Glass Business.

Jack Spitzer - Contemporary Vessel Making, Venetian Cane Techniques, Glassblowing Education, Technical Experimentation, And The Next Generation Of Glass Artists.

John Gilbert Luebtow - Large-scale Glass Sculpture, Kiln-formed And Cast Glass, Engineering, Abstraction, Beauty, And Social And Political Commentary.

Cedric Mitchell - Handmaking, Functional And Collectible Design, Modern Glassware, Color Theory, Craft And Contemporary Culture, And Expanding Glass Into Broader Design Markets.

Recent Topics

Art, Glass Art, Glassblowing, Glass Sculpture, Studio Glass

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Talking Out Your Glass podcast

Hannah Gibson: Exploring Sustainability, Memory and Our Relationship with the Material World

September 16, 2026

In 2026, Hannah Gibson created Recycling Narratives, No Matter the Weight, in collaboration with textile artist Naomi Beevers. This collaborative work was shared with the public at Laura Donefer's Glass Fashion Show held at the Glass Art Society conference at the Corning Museum of Glass in June. The work consists of thousands of individual pieces of recycled cast glass, each made from donated glass carrying its own story and hand assembled into a wearable dress. Created from glass contributed...

David Yeshia: Guiding Artglas into 2027 with New Artistic and Online Offerings

August 26, 2026

Using glass as a medium to capture and refract light, David Yeshia seeks to freeze moments of transition, combining myriad elements to manipulate their visual and symbolic effects. Also a metaphor for his life at the time, Yeshia was smashing glass and rebuilding the fragments into something beautiful. A new breed of "artrepreneur," he emerged from the Covid pandemic bringing art out of the gallery and into the public marketplace by developing accessible and affordable works. A self-taught C...

Gen Z Glassblower Jack Spitzer

August 05, 2026

Demonstrating at the 2026 Glass Art Society conference at the Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York, 24-year-old Jack Spitzer impressed the standing-room-only crowd as he created a vessel form from his Stochastic Series. The young glassblowing phenom was met with enthusiastic applause as he carried out a technical move known as "The Laydown." Born in July of 2025, Spitzer's Stochastic Series started as opaque vessels and transformed into the current transparent cane vessels...

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