Imogen Charleston produces a range of work inspired by nature and there is strong environmental theme that runs through all her designs. &nbsp; 
 
In this episode (which is not un-troubled by a dog and a telephone) we speak about how she uses the clays that she finds along Dorset's <a href="https://jurassiccoast.org/">Jurassic Coast</a> to create functional pieces as well as more artistic statements on the way people interact with their environment. 
 
Find Imogen at: 
<a href="//www.imogencharleston.co.uk">www.imogencharleston.co.uk</a> 
<a href="//www.moonstudioceramics.co.uk">www.moonstudioceramics.co.uk</a> 
 
My websites: 
<a href="https://www.thewildsilversmith.co.uk/">www.thewildsilversmith.co.uk</a> 
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Incidental Music by: Lu Davis: 
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Presented by Richard Stannard

Episode 7: Wirework and metal sculptures with Mitch Pendagast

The Handcrafted Podcast is intended to inspire. It interviews people who work in the Arts &amp; Crafts about what they do, how and why they do it and where their ambitions lead them. These are the stories of the Crafts-Folk who work everyday to fulfil their passion for what they do. 

The Podcast is hosted by Richard Stannard, The Wild Silversmith, who is a Craftsman and musician in his own right. He lives in Bournemouth in the South of England where he makes Silver Jewellery from his home studio or, when weather permits, from his mobile bench.