HeyJaredBASECAMP 2 SUMMIT - Podcast Channel
Audio and video interviews with local creative artists, highlighting WHY they create, with special emphasis on their personal journey to climb their own creative mountain top.
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BASECAMP TO SUMMIT - Linda Vonderschmidt-LaStella - a full-time ceramic artist and founder of Earthsongs Ceramic Studio in Metuchen, NJ (opens the original)
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Linda Vonderschmidt-LaStella is a full-time ceramic artist and founder of Earthsongs Ceramic Studio in Metuchen, NJ, working in clay since 1993. Her sculptural tiles and murals — rooted in nature and spirituality — are installed in galleries, hospitals, and museums throughout the region, and in 2025 she was named a Fellow by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. She's also a driving force in Metuchen's community art scene, sparking the idea for Junebug, leading the 300-resident "The Seasons"
BASCAMP to SUMMIT - Mark Harris - a fine art photographer of the human form, dance movement, and portraituree (opens the original)
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In this episode, Robert sits down with Metuchen photographer Mark Harris — a familiar face in the local arts community and a collaborator through the Metuchen Arts Council, Junebug Art Festival, and Friends of Metuchen Arts. Mark specializes in fine art photography of the human form, dance movement, and portraiture, and has spent years documenting the life of the Edison-Metuchen area. They talk about the unlikely road from engineering student to fine art photographer, the trust required to work
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