The Ranchlands Podcast #18
"I was so emotionally tied to my photography practice. It felt like this expression of myself and it was so precious and tender to me and any rejection felt really devastating whereas with pottery I had no pressure around it because at first it wasn’t an expression of a personal idea, it was just making a mug. I didn’t start out thinking of it as this expression the way I do now."
Helen Levi is an artist, potter, photographer, and the owner of Helen Levi Ceramics. Based out of her studio in Queens, New York, Helen produces small-batch dinnerware and pottery that is as unique and beautiful as it is functional. Her ceramics have been featured everywhere from New York Magazine to Vogue.
Dan Flores is an environmental writer whose work helps us better understand the complex and fascinating history of people, animals, and wild places in North America and beyond. He’s the...
Tammy VerCauteren is the Executive Director of The Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, a highly effective conservation organization whose mission is to “conserve birds and their habitats through science, education...
Teal Blake is a renowned Western artist whose paintings reflect his deep love and appreciation for the tradition of ranching and cowboying. Teal was born and raised in Montana, and...
