Aleshia Webster shares her inspiring journey to becoming a full-time ceramic artist, opening her first studio in Nuriootpa, and later moving to Heinze Road.

Discover the transformation of her passion into a thriving business, the challenges she faced, and the community she built through her pottery classes. Aleshia delves into the meditative and therapeutic aspects of working with clay, her artistic evolution, and the importance of supporting local businesses.

Explore the Barossa's rich heritage and the growing arts community, and learn about Aleshia’s vision for the future of regional arts. This episode is a celebration of creativity, resilience, and the power of following one's passion.

Have you every wondered how the Barossa Sculpture Park came to be? Where the stone or sculptors came from? Who instigated and led the project? In this episode, Rebecca Reynolds sits down with Gerlinde Trappe in her home in Tanunda to discuss her journey and contributions to the Barossa's arts and sculpture community. Gerlinde shares her fascinating story of moving from Germany to Australia with her sculptor husband in the 1960s, their struggles, triumphs the creative life they built in the Barossa.

Discover the origins of the Barossa Sculpture Park, the challenges of sourcing local stone, and the community's support that made it all possible.

Join us as we delve into the rich tapestry of the Barossa's artistic heritage and Gerlinde's enduring legacy in shaping it.