The Capital of Craft
Oct 15, 2020
The Capital of Craft Podcast | Tom Frost
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In this episode of The Capital of Craft, Sarah James from Craft Festival talks to printmaker, designer and illustrator Tom Frost from his home in rural Carmarthenshire.
They discuss Tom's varied career, the different ways that he works and what's he's been doing over the last 6 months and the positive outcomes of lockdown
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Jul 20, 2023
The Capital of Craft Podcast | Dr Kate Strasdin
The Capital of Craft LIVE from Cheltenham Town Hall: Bonus Podcast
As a bonus podcast, listen to Sarah James MBE talk to Dr Kate Strasdin about her critically and commercially successful latest non-fiction book, The Dress Diary of Mrs Anne Sykes.
The book is investagative journalism meets fashion and social history and is a brilliant read. Sarah and Kate talks about the fascinating story of how she found the diary and the lengths she went to to piece together the life and times of Mrs Anne Sykes.
Dr Kate Strasdin is a senior lecturer at Falmouth University, where she teaches contextual studies for Fashion Design, Fashion Photography, Fashion Marketing and Performance Sportswear Design.
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Jul 6, 2023
The Capital of Craft Podcast | Keith Brymer-Jones
The Capital of Craft with Keith Brymer-Jones and Marj Hogarth.
To celebrate the end of our good friend, Keith Brymer-Jones', storming national tour, we are releasing a podcast to end Season 3 of The Capital of Craft.
Recorded live earlier this year at Craft Festival Cheltenham at the Town Hall, Keith is in conversation with his partner Marj Hogarth, talking in great depth, with humour and poignancy about his life, growing up in London to Welsh parents. Becoming (as well as a dancer and singer) an accomplished and prolific potter, before being "discovered" by Love Productions and asked to be a judge on The Great Potter Throwdown. The series has gained a hugely loyal following, almost entirely due to the warm and emotional interactions between Brymer-Jones and the contestants. The show is now the 2nd most popular show on Channel 4 after Bake Off!
Marj and Keith have just completed a successful, 22 date national theatre tour, where they brought Keith's book, Boy in a China Shop, to life.
Huge Congrats Keith and Marj.
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Apr 21, 2023
The Capital of Craft Podcast | Sue Pryke
Recorded Live at Craft Festival Cheltenham March 2023
The Capital of Craft Podcast with Sue Pryke
Sue Pryke is an award winning homeware designer and ceramicist with over three decades of experience.
Sue talks with me, Sarah James from Craft Festival and Find a Maker infront of a live audience at Craft Festival Cheltenham at the Town Hall in March 2023. Sound qaulity reflects a live setting.
We talk about Sue’s work and her new book, Design and Create Contemporary Tableware, which is co-authored by Linda Bloomfield.
She has a wealth of experience lecturing, delivering design in both consultancy, production and in-house roles, to international and High Street retailers and restaurants including IKEA and Marks & Spencer and The Newt. She was awarded the Homes & Gardens Ceramic & Glass Designer Award in 2014 and was a judge on Season 3 of The Great Pottery Throwdown. In recent years, Sue has concentrated on studio production of her own ranges, selling these directly at trade and public specialist craft events.
You can meet Sue Pryke at Craft Festival Bovey Tracey from June 9-11, 2023.
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