Potters of Color 2.0 Rhasheeda

Somebody say UPDATES! Everybody hear the voices of our African ( Akebulan) essence rerouted back to the cultural peace and preservation from the work of our cousins across the water…

Adebunmi is one of the most prolific and prominent ceramic artists of our time. Listening to how she retraced her family’s blood line to create work from the natural resources on her family’s land

So glad to be broadcasting again! In this episode, I get to talk shop with our brotha from Mississippi. He is such a perfectionist and a really good cook with a kind spirit. A note about Fair Use: Peace to all listers! All music, commentary, educational information and creative criticism is protected under THE FAIR USE STATUTE section 107 We thank you for listening and supporting our goals to commingle music pottery commentary education humor and conversation to document the existence of extraordinary Black and Indigenous Potters who would not get the attention or opportunity to publicly talk about their work. As always, we bid you Love Peace and Hair Grease

This is a prelude to the first episode which will publish later tonight This is an updated edition to keep you in the loop. Although it has some omissions it will still bring you , my cherished listener,closer to present day events. There’s A LOT to catch up on. So from here on out, I will be editing and downloading all of my interviews 🥰. Stay tuned

Found It!!! The interview I did with The Late Master Artist Mr. Leroy Johnson. Recorded March 2020 at the start of the lock down. Check out our conversation on that day .

This interview is divinely commissioned to reach the masses through connecting creative clay dots. We are blessed to have had the opportunity to interview Miss Diana Adams