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What does it really mean to live a creative life that’s true — not tidy, not performative, but real? In this conversation, jewelry artist Susan Wachler shares her journey from a multi-generational family of jewelers to her own late-in-life return to the bench after decades as a psychotherapist. Her…
Norah Payne first found her way to metalsmithing years ago before stepping away from it for over a decade. When she returned, it wasn’t with a clear plan, but as something to hold onto during a deeply isolated time—something that slowly became the work she couldn’t imagine letting go of. In this ep…
If you’ve ever felt that tug-of-war between creativity and business, or struggled with the balance of freedom and financial pressure, you’re going to feel so seen in this episode. Julianne is a maker in the truest sense—her work is soulful, organic, and deeply connected to the natural world. We tal…
On this episode of the Slowmade Podcast, I’m joined by artist and jeweler Francesca Kennedy for a deeply thoughtful conversation about creativity, instinct, imagination, and making without rigid rules. Francesca has spent decades creating, first in clothing design in the Bay Area and later in jewel…
In this episode of the Slowmade Podcast, I’m talking with jewelry and lapidary artist Leora Coronel. Leora lives in Northern California, where her work is deeply connected to the Yuba River. She collects stones from the river, cuts them herself, and transforms them into jewelry that carries a stron…
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