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"All things jewelry and the art of metalsmithing. This is and has been a passion of mine for some time.

I have served as the head jewelery instructor at the University of California, San Diego, Crafts Center for 2 plus decades, and also am the owner/operator of Whaley Studios in the Hillcrest District of San Diego. During our program, my intention is to feature artists in the craft and discuss, educate, problem solve and entertain callers while we consider topics of interest in the metalsmith and jewelry making trades."

Metalsmith Talk with Jay Whaley on BlogTalkRadio is regularly scheduled for Thursday afternoons at 3:00PM PST.

Metalsmith Talk with Jay Whaley is an interactive interview. Here is how you can participate if you listen live:

*Call in to the show and ask your questions: 646-716-5718

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Comment by Brigitte Martin on March 8, 2010 at 11:22am: Host Name: whaleystudios
Show Name: Metalsmith BenchTalk Live From SNAG's 'Going to eXtremes Annual Meeting'

Length: 2 hrs

Live from the Hyatt Regency Houston, Whaley Studios is broadcasting from the Society of North American Goldsmith's (SNAG) annual meeting 'Going to eXtremes'.

For more information on the conference see: http://www.snagmetalsmith.org/.docs/pg/10034.

On day one (Wednesday) Jay will speak with Dana Singer, Executive Director of SNAG, and then the event co-chairs Diane Falkenhagen & Sandie Zilker for an overview of the conference, and key events to consider.

Guests will be added to our schedule once finalized. We also are contemplating adding an 'open mic' segment for select metalsmiths' and jewelers' to chat with Jay about their experience at the conference and give them an opportunity to focus on their work or portfolios.