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In this episode of Studio Sessions: A Pottery Podcast, hosts Julie and Will discuss the challenges potters face with material shortages, particularly in clay and glazes. They explore the importance of adaptability and resourcefulness in finding alternatives, testing new materials, and embracing change in their creative processes. The conversation highlights the significance of community support and available resources for potters navigating these challenges.
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