Clay in and around Ohio. Sometimes we dip a toe across the state line, if it's an interesting road trip. We are working to connect clay makers with the clay curious throughout Ohio.
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Signup to Generate a PitchClay in and around Ohio. Sometimes we dip a toe across the state line, if it's an interesting road trip. We are working to connect clay makers with the clay curious throughout Ohio.
Ohio Clay is hosted by Laura Davis. The show has published 171 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 2, Erin Lambers and Cornell Studio Supply" (19 April 2026, 53 minutes), "Karan Witham Walsh, The Tipsy Potter" (8 January 2026, 43 minutes), and "Laura learns to hit buttons" (29 December 2025, 1 minute).
Ohio Clay publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 171 episodes.
Booking probability for Ohio Clay is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ohio Clay requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ohio Clay's contact route on record: verified email.
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Laura Davis hosts Ohio Clay, an arts show with 171 episodes published.
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Episode #2
<p>Cornell Studio Supply is turning 50 and Erin Lambers sat down with us to discuss how far it has come.</p><p></p><p>You might think they are Cornell Clay, or Cornell Pottery Supply, but really you can find them at...
Episode #2
<p>Notes from the pod</p><p>Karan's info:</p><p>YouTube: @TheTipsyPotter or @KaransPotsAndGlass</p><p>Etsy: Karan's Pots and Glass</p><p>Instagram: @karanspotsandglass</p><p><br /></p><p>Justin's Makery</p><p>The Strong...
Episode #1
<p>Laura is not necessarily a natural at this. But she’s trying. Bear with her?</p>
Episode #168
<p>The Cult Pastor take the podcast microphone from Anne Saker, who after three years is now going to do lots more clay. Laura Davis is taking the show on the road as Ohio Clay. </p>
Episode #167
<p>Rounding the corner of the winter solstice, "Clay at Our Core" brings Glaze Boss Mason Deane into the Vault at Core Clay to talk about the year in glazes -- some glazes changed their nature, some chose violence...
Episode #166
<p>Back from a week off, Anne talks with Core Clay instructors Rebecca Jogan and Beth Loudenberg about how potters can expand their tool kits wth the studio's "Beyond the Basics" classes in wheel-throwing and...
Episode #165
<p>A fresh all-studio notes edition, with details on December Clay Club events and what's going on in the Mason Gallery. Please support local businesses and artists this holiday season. No one needs any more...
Episode #164
<p>With the year-end holidays fast upon us, Mason Gallery Director Robyn Singerman walks Anne through the schedule of the trunk shows and what's coming up for 2026. Also, Anne reminds: Come and get your lovely pots from...
Episode #163
<p>Anne drops the good results from the Empty Bowls fundraiser by the Clay Alliance; plus a new feature, Clio's Corner, about important moments in the history of pottery. </p>
Episode #162
<p>Laura Davis has been on the DL much of a year, and her recovery has been long, slow, often painful. But she got back to the wheel last month like the boss she is, and she will be featured (with partner Joe Bohache)...
Episode #161
<p>Mostly studio notes but also the reading of a story from the New York Times last week about the first act of artistic restitution for work by enslaved people. Also: Didn't we just talk about what to throw into the...
Episode #160
<p>Welcome (back), Rebecca! The freshly minted BFA from the University of Cincinnati returns to the studio a fully made employee, and she talks about her journey from ballet to clay. Also, best wishes to Hannah and Luke...
Episode #159
<p>Updates on the holiday firing schedule, the parking situation around Core Clay and more. Even poor little "Clay at Our Core" got swallowed in the AWS outage. </p>
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<p>In which Cult Pastor Laura Davis and her fact-finding team visit the Indiana Clay conference to learn what can be done to make an Ohio Clay conference a real good time. Laura interviews the organizers and...
Episode #157
<p>Robyn Singerman's vision of a members' show for October came into focus with "Enchanted Arts," and it is beguiling! Also, Anne gives a TED talk about the scraps buckets.</p>
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<p>Core Clay's newest artist in residence, Libby Brown, shares her background (Defiance, Ohio!) and her first impressions of our happy little playground. Also, Anne gives an update on the studio kitties.</p>
Episode #155
<p>Cincinnati potter Mathew Arnold pulls in nearly 500,000 followers across his social media channels who watch his explorations of tape resist in pottery to build mazes that testify to Mathew Arnold, engineer. Also...
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<p>Laura Davis reports on her road trip to East Liverpool, Ohio, home of Mason Stains, which Core Clay stocks in all the beautiful colors. Also, Anne unveils the deeper purpose to the upcoming Enchanted Arts Market and...
Episode #153
<p>Core Clay's three-week classes really stretch potters such as Zig Main, a studio member who took Vern Lash's pet portraits class and discovered the sculptor within. Also, Anne points out that you need not have taken...
Episode #152
<p>With the epic members' show coming up in October, we can all use a little instruction or refresher on a much-maligned task of pottery: pricing. Here to save the day are Cult Pastor Laura Davis and Mason Gallery...
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