Recent Episodes
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Joshua Hershman: Combining Casting, Coldworking and Photography in Groundbreaking Sculpture
Jun 12, 2025 – 01:25:21 -
Kari Russell-Pool: Flameworking Glass Heirlooms
Jun 6, 2025 – 01:21:18 -
Dylan Martinez: Glass Sculpture Confronting the Limits of Perception
May 23, 2025 – 01:12:23 -
Melissa Janda: Sharing Willet Studios’ Gems at AGG Conference
May 14, 2025 – 48:43 -
Meggy Wilm: Artist and Owner of Colorado Glass Works, D&L Art Glass Supply
May 9, 2025 – 57:11 -
Murano’s Ferro Brothers: Carved in Glass
Apr 25, 2025 – 56:38 -
Stephanie Trenchard: Casting Womens’ Narratives in Glass
Apr 18, 2025 – 01:13:26 -
Joyce J. Scott: Repositioning Craft as a Forceful Stage for Social Commentary and Activism
Mar 26, 2025 – 01:12:19 -
Studio Glass Pioneer Joel Philip Myers
Mar 14, 2025 – 01:44:30 -
Jen Blazina: Casting Lost Memories and Forgotten Voices in Glass
Feb 27, 2025 – 01:04:03 -
A Confluence of Passion: Martin Gerdin’s Glass Gamefish
Feb 13, 2025 – 01:30:26 -
Rita Shimelfarb: Combining Traditional Stained Glass with Contemporary Painting and Forming Techniques
Jan 24, 2025 – 01:19:11 -
Flameworking Pioneer Sally Prasch
Jan 14, 2025 – 52:08 -
Oceans of Emotion: Kait Rhoads’ Glass Sculpture
Dec 12, 2024 – 01:22:42 -
Contrasting Forces: Weston Lambert’s Stone and Glass Sculpture
Dec 5, 2024 – 54:36 -
Jeremy Sinkus’ Geologicalized Glass
Nov 15, 2024 – 58:16 -
The Artistry and Craftsmanship of Dan Alexander
Nov 1, 2024 – 01:21:27 -
Maria Sheets: Stained Glass, Conservation and Vitreonics
Oct 18, 2024 – 01:25:48 -
Glassworks Ajeto and Ricardo Hoineff: IGS 2024
Sep 26, 2024 – 01:28:00 -
Gene Koss: From Farm to Flame
Sep 18, 2024 – 40:40 -
Ryan Thompson: From Blown Away 4 to Huron Street Studio
Sep 6, 2024 – 01:05:03 -
Peter Layton and the Legacy of London Glassblowing
Aug 22, 2024 – 01:08:21 -
Glass Bead Artist, Kristina Logan: The Dot Queen
Jul 30, 2024 – 01:17:28 -
Henry Halem: Inspiring and Educating a Generation of Glass Artists
Jul 16, 2024 – 01:26:10 -
Pinkie Maclure: Telling Stories of Our Time Through Traditional Stained Glass
Jul 4, 2024 – 01:21:45 -
Rocko Belloso: Creating Narratives in Boro
Jun 18, 2024 – 01:12:26 -
Audrey Handler: A Conversation with “The First Lady” of Glass
Jun 7, 2024 – 01:03:22 -
Jonathan Capps’ Global Practice of Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Social Engagement, and Cultural Exchange
May 8, 2024 – 01:27:10 -
David Graeber: Preserving Nature for Eternity in a Paperweight
Apr 24, 2024 – 01:31:06 -
Morgan Peterson: Winner of Blown Away 4
Apr 11, 2024 – 01:12:35 -
Clifford Rainey: A Life's Travelogue in Cast Glass
Mar 29, 2024 – 01:14:00 -
The State of Stained Glass
Mar 21, 2024 – 01:39:10 -
Kazuki Takizawa Uses Glass Art to Address Mental Health Issues
Mar 7, 2024 – 01:04:53 -
Jessica Loughlin’s Kiln Formed Glass: An Homage to the Observation of Light
Mar 1, 2024 – 01:14:37 -
The Glass Galaxies of Josh Simpson
Feb 16, 2024 – 01:44:33 -
Wesley Fleming: Flameworking the Realism of the Microcosmos
Feb 2, 2024 – 47:31 -
Robin and Julia Rogers: A Collaboration Resulting in Provocative Glass Sculpture
Jan 19, 2024 – 01:11:12 -
Flameworking 2024: Perspectives
Jan 11, 2024 – 01:32:23 -
Indre Bileris: Mastering Design and Painting for Liturgical, Educational, and Residential Glass Projects
Dec 16, 2023 – 01:10:14 -
Deanna Clayton’s Figurative and Decorative Pate de Verre Vessels
Dec 1, 2023 – 48:51 -
Daniel Clayman: Capturing Light in Cast Glass Sculpture and Large-Scale Installations
Nov 24, 2023 – 01:35:05 -
A Pursuit of Perfection: Jack Storms’ Cold-Fusion Glass Sculptures
Nov 10, 2023 – 01:08:20 -
Pioneering Cold Worked Glass: David Huchthausen’s Mysterious Fourth Dimension
Nov 3, 2023 – 01:22:33 -
Hunting Studio Glass: Creating Beautiful Blown and Cast Glass as a Canvas for Signature Murrini
Oct 12, 2023 – 01:20:04 -
Glass Knitting by Carol Milne
Oct 6, 2023 – 01:02:43 -
Kenneth von Roenn: The Architectural Application of Expressive Glass
Sep 28, 2023 – 01:23:49 -
Forging New Paths: The Stained Glass Association of America’s 2023 Conference
Sep 22, 2023 – 47:41 -
Rob Stern: The Complexity of Simplicity - A Glassblower’s Journey
Sep 1, 2023 – 01:15:57 -
Anja Isphording: Referencing the Mysteries of the Natural World through Exquisite Glass Castings
Aug 17, 2023 – 38:15 -
Rik Allen: Reflecting on Futuristic Antiquity via Glass Spacecraft and Apparatus
Aug 4, 2023 – 01:36:31
Recent Reviews
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BenhoniSeason 9 — Episode 1 👍👍👍👍A great discussion about the cross section in Flameworking. A fantastic panel discussion among the artists and Shawn Waggoner the host.
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LoveArtForeverGreat art podcast!Love this show! Great conversations for anyone who loves art, glass or artists! Amazing questions that bring forth unexpected answers from the artists.
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4everglassA valuable catalog of conversationsGoing forward, these great conversations with glass artists will serve as a record of their work- and glass’ role in the art world at large.
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babybelleunderfireEasy listenIf you enjoy glass art this is a nice and easy listen. The interviews are always informative and the speaker is really responsive.
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jaymie allisonWe love Shawn!So refreshing to have such an intelligent woman shed light on the glass community. This podcast gives underground artists a bigger platform with insightful interviews. 10/10 recommend!!
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Swagthecreator16AmazingShawn in the best podcast host ever!
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Asdfasdfasdf5656Thanks for featuring these great artists!Lots of fun
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henaoglassThankfulSooooo happy that the Glass community finally has a place where to meet and understand more about our medium and other things. I’m enjoying the first episode and admiring how humble Daisy Fuin is. Such a pleasure... will continue with the second one. Thanks again and excited for more episodes!!!!
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ShaniebelleSo much info & inspirational!I’ve really been enjoying this podcast... I started at the beginning and am only part way through Season 2, but I’m loving it. I am a novice fused glass artist and thought that some of the interviews with artists from other disciplines might not be as interesting or useful for me. But that’s not the case! I typically view the artist’s work online as I listen to the podcast, and that makes the meaning and technique really come to life. I’ve also learned about a fused glass artist I didn’t know about - and I’ll be taking a class from her soon. Thanks, Shawn & Glass Art Magazine!!!
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Paul MessinkExcellent interview seriesShawn has amassed a very impressive lineup of interviews with so many noted glass artists. She has great questions, and an easy interview style that makes these great to listen to. Artistry is more than just technique - and Shawn helps uncover the history, personality, and thoughts behind the artwork itself. Keep rocking, Shawn!
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sorta_howellSo happy to have found this!It is wonderful to have all these informative, entertaining and indepth conversations with great artists who share their experiences, concerns and directions. I especially enjoy when an artist shares how they evolved into what they do right now. Bringing art to the community is also a favorite topic. Keep up the great work!
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podcastlover2790Informative, interesting podcast!Love this show! Great conversations!
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BinabeanyLook out Terry Gross!Shawn Waggoner is such an informed and intuitive interviewer! Although I am a glass enthusiast and not an artist, I enjoy these conversations so much. Waggoner knows how to get the best technical and inspirational information from each of her subjects. I have shared ths podcast with many of my artist friends. They all love it as do I!
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Mix mannersKnowledgeable interviewer!It's amazing how good an interview can be when the interviewer knows their stuff! Shawn Waggoner asks quetions that no one else woud ask because she knows glass thoroughly. Much like Terry Grosss on NPR, Waggoner's rapport with the artists she interviews is evident in the kinds of insighful and informative questions she poses. Love it! Not just for glass artists.
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oldguyrocksGreat Interview!Shawn’s interview with Peter Muller was great! Well-done, thoughtful- I always wondered how pipes went from being “paraphernalia” to accepted and collected art.
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GardenCayceeShowcase of how today's glass artists achievementsExcellent interviews! It is great Glass Art is documenting many of the great glass artist and their techniques! It is one of the most difficult of art forms and materials. It is refreshing to hear from the people who are so accomplished in describing the processes used to in their creations. With the information I've heard on this podcast, I have been able to view some works I wouldn't have heard about.
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VivianMKGreat podcast about ARTISTS, good for even casual glass art fans!As a casual glass art fan, I stumbled across this podcast as I was searching for more interview shows about ART and ARTISTS! I'm so glad I did. The host is extremely knowledgable and the guests are all amazing. It's always wonderful to get a sneak peek behind the scenes of an artist's process, and I feel like I already have a new appreciation for this medium. Try it out! You won't be disappointed!
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MzJoanImpressiveThe artists that are interviewed are the pinnacle of the hot glass world. I dabble in hot glass and I am enjoying their stories very much.
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W. WilsonNeed More Programs Like This!In a world of quick fix media, it is great to see a program delve into content.
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Free Range SageCommunity BuilderA fantastic glimpse into a storied career. Inspiring and helpful on many levels. Thank you for bringing this voice and perspective to our attention.
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PBGlassArtBrilliantI consider this podcast a real treat. We get to hear Narcissus Quagliata, in his own voice, explain why he made some of the choices he did when designing some of the most breathtaking glass art in the world. The interview questions are on point and Quagliata's knowledge of Greek culture and art history are very interesting and provide context. I could see this podcast appealing to many people with a broad range of interests.
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DctachyonWell Done InterviewVery informative, especially to new listeners like me.
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Glass GeezerNot just for glass peopleLooks like this will be a good resource for anyone interested in knowing more about the artist’s process.
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