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In which Robin Antar sits down with Bethany, Joel, and Matt to talk realism, pop‑culture and storytelling in stone carving.

Find out more about Robin's work at her website, www.robinantar.com.

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In this episode, Matt and Bethany interview Ron Clamp, a third generation carver from originally from stone industry hotspot Elberton, GA and now residing in South Carolina. Ron has passed through many phases in his carving career, from monument making to sandblasting, digital designing, gilding, and running a traveling workshop. He heads Cornerstone Dimensional where he and his team create large monuments, restore historic buildings, host workshops, and much more. He is passionate about assimilating new techniques and tools in order to get the job done in a way that optimizes quality and economy.

This episode is a great one to listen to if you’re curious about the nitty-gritty of sandblasting and how to work in granite!

More about Ron's work at his website.

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The conversation continues! In this part two episode, carvers from the two major training grounds of stone carvers in the US in the last 50 years - the stone yards of St. John the Divine in New York City and the National Cathedral in Washington D.C. - sit down with Matt, Bethany, and Joel and discuss their teaching methods and more.

Nick Fairplay and Joseph Kincannon join us on behalf of St. John the Divine, and Walter Arnold and Patrick Plunkett join us on behalf of the National Cathedral.

The Stone Carvers Guild Podcast is a production of the Stone Carvers Guild. Learn more about membership at www.stonecarversguild.org/get-involved/.

Learn more about the Stone Carvers Guild at www.stonecarversguild.org.