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Let's Talk Clay

Blossomed from Tinni's passion for pottery and community engagement. The series, born during the pandemic's isolation, became a celebration of connection and creativity. Each session, guided by esteemed potters and moderators, delved into the intricacies of the craft, weaving personal anecdotes with technical insights of pottery. The series evolved into a cherished platform for learning and laughter.

The idea of sharing knowledge and fostering camaraderie was evident in every meticulously curated session. From the heartwarming ideology of Mike Dodd's talk to the visual feast of Joe Finch's journey, each episode left an indelible mark on participants. Dr. Mathew Tyas's deep dive into Leach ceramics history illuminated the interconnectedness of cultures through clay. The grand finale featured Simon Leach's captivating storytelling, a mesmerizing glimpse into a potter's legacy and a spectacular studio tour.

The moderators, carefully selected for each session, enriched the series with their expertise and insights. Where Rachna Parasher matched the ideology of a potter with Mike Dodd and his thinking, Anjali Aney elevated Joe Finch's talk by making it a visual delight. Kristine Michael provided direction in Dr. Mathew Tyas's session, delving into Leach ceramics history alongside unfolding the Indian studio potter’s journey and on the other hand Mini "Sardar Mansimran Singh" brought out the stories of the legacy of Gurcharan Singhi, Bernard and John Leach in an engaging conversation with Simon Leach.

As the series drew to a close, reflections on Phil Rogers's absence underscored the fragility of life and the enduring spirit of community. His presence, though missed, served as a poignant reminder of the bonds forged through clay.

In essence, "Let's Talk Clay" transcended the confines of virtual space, uniting pottery enthusiasts worldwide in a celebration of art, learning, and humanity. As the First series concluded, the legacy of connection and collaboration continued to thrive, paving the way for future endeavors in the vibrant world of pottery.