345: Audra Doughty on adapting community-based education to the COVID era

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an
interview with Audra Doughty. She has used her business Mud Queen
Pottery to create a thriving community of ceramic enthusiasts in
the Harrisburg, PA area. After Pennsylvania reopened in-person
businesses she adapted her classroom to make it safe for students
to learn in-person while social distancing. In our interview we
talk about renovating a farmhouse barn into an art center, taking
risks to expand her business, and tips for creating a safe
working environment. For more information on Audra visit
www.mudqueenpottery.com.


 


On this week’s show I also talk about using www.iwillvote.com to
locate your polling place and find out how to vote by mail in the
upcoming American elections. Many states are already in the
voting process with record turnout for early voting. Visit the
website to find out more on how to safely vote in your state.