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Hosted by Dominique Caissie · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 20 episodes
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Collecting the personal stories and perspectives of glass artists worldwide.Releases *most* TuesdaysHosted by Dominique Caissie of Terrapin Glass, co-creator of the former Connected in Glass podcast.
Dominique Caissie hosts Shaping Stories: A Glass Artists Podcast, a arts show with 20 episodes published.
In this episode, I sit down with Amy Lemaire, a multidisciplinary artist and educator based in Brooklyn, NY, who currently teaches at Salem Community College in New Jersey. Amy shares how she grew up immersed in creativi
In Episode 19, I talk with multimedia artist Amanda Nardone about her creative journey from being an imaginative kid encouraged by her godmother, to discovering glass at summer art camp, to building a career that blends
Rebecca Silverman of Dreaming Tree Glass always knew she needed to create, she just hadn’t found the right medium yet. While studying elementary education in college, she discovered glass by accident through getting a jo
Shayne and I met in the most modern glass-artist way possible — on Instagram. At the time, we were both working in New England and both running “blow-your-own” style classes out of hot shops. He happened to visit my stud
Lindsay and I have been friends for years, and she’s been making glass for going on 17. We first met in New England, USA before she went off to Mass Art in Boston. A hard-earned semester abroad in Ireland ended up shapin
Adrienne Ladd has been working with glass since 2009, starting out of necessity as a mom searching for a path that let her raise her child the way she envisioned. While she doesn’t necessarily recommend this unconvention
Meet Doni Hatz, a newly retired scientific glassblower whose life in glass has been nothing short of inspiring. Doni grew up in Portland, Oregon, and first discovered glass when she took a furnace glass class at Clark Co
In this episode, I sit down with Southern NH-based glass artist Colton Machell, aka @canthave2much. When he’s not blowing glass, you’ll likely find him snowboarding or diving into his latest passion—mountain biking. Colt
This week, I chat with Destiny Miller, a glassblower and flameworker based in Ontario, Canada. ✨🔥Destiny first got into glass in 2020, just before the pandemic put everything on pause. In this episode, she shares her wi
Katie grew up in rural Ohio and now calls western North Carolina home. She first discovered glass while studying art and illustration in Columbus, Ohio — but it wasn’t originally part of her program. Determined to follow
Raven has been blowing glass since the year 2000, and for the past 25 years, he’s been deep in the flame, exploring borosilicate glass. Now based in Pittsburg, Kansas, he’s best known for his large-scale marbles. In this
In this episode, I talk with Detroit-based glass artist Marc VandenBerg, whose journey with glass began humbly—with a couple of library books and a torch. Starting out with borosilicate and focusing on pipe-making, Marc’
This week, I chat with Jasmine Steinacker, a talented glass artist based in Asheville, North Carolina. ✨🔥 Jasmine originally pursued a degree in photography, but a chance encounter with a glass class led her to double m
This week, I chat with Emily Henry, the creative force behind Funky Glassworks. Originally from Kansas City, Emily now lives in Mountain Home, Arkansas. ✨🔥 With a background in psychology, Emily first discovered glass i
This week, I chat with Kristina Logan, an internationally renowned glass artist based in Portsmouth, NH, best known for her stunning flameworked beads, jewelry, and intricate objects. ✨ 🔥Beyond the torch, Kristina has r
In this episode I chat with Erin Morris of Imperial Moth Glass — a New Hampshire-based glass artist with a doctorate in entomology and a deep appreciation for both bugs and hot glass. 🐞🔥 Originally from Ohio, Erin now
Fishing, Getting Sued & Making Glass Welcome to the third interview episode of Shaping Stories: A Glass Artists Podcast! In this episode, I chat with my new friend Alan Jess, a glass artist based in Wheaton, Illinois. Al
Welcome to the second interview episode of Shaping Stories: A Glass Artists Podcast!In this episode, I sit down with Ryan Ferris—a talented borosilicate lathe glass artist based in Michigan, USA. Ryan, a devoted cat dad,
Welcome to the first interview episode of Shaping Stories: A Glass Artists Podcast! In this episode, I sit down with my friend David Zimmerman, a talented furnace glass artist based in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.Dave began
Welcome (back) to the podcast! In this brief intro, your host Dominique Caissie—formerly of the Connected in Glass Podcast—shares a quick update and an invitation to join this new chapter. While the name has changed and
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