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Unearthing

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  • Unearthing: Clay with Jonathan Cross

    September 24, 2026 · 25 min

    A dialogue with Jonathan Cross, an American ceramicist that works out of his studio in the High Desert in California. We talk to Jonathan about his use of ancient wood-firing techniques, his innate trust in the alchemy of clay and embers…

  • Unearthing Metal & Stone with Estudio Material

    July 13, 2026 · 18 min

    A dialogue with Damaso Mayer, a Mexico City-born artist and the designer behind Estudio Material based in the bay area. We talk to Damaso about his upbringing, how he finds the right stone, and his lifelong quest to highlight raw materials.

  • Unearthing Wood with Cambium

    June 19, 2026 · 29 min

    A dialogue with Ben Christensen, the founder of Cambium, the modern market for wood — where you can source materials made from salvaged and under-utilized trees. On the episode, Ben shares the value of building a localized supply chain…

  • Unearthing Textiles with Zak Profera

    May 8, 2026 · 31 min

    A dialogue with Zak Profera, the founder of Zak + Fox, a textile company known for their imaginative fabrics, wall coverings, and rugs deeply rooted in origin and story. We talk to Zak about how nature inspires him, the pillars of his…

  • Unearthing Stone with Ian Collings

    March 19, 2026 · 29 min

    A dialogue with Ian Collings, a sculptor and designer based in Ojai. We talk about the reciprocity of stone, what he's learned from working with natural materials, and how he pays tribute to the land.

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  • Unearthing: Willow with Alex Rooted

    January 28, 2026 · 28 min

    A dialogue with Alex Rooted, a weaver devoted to the craft of basketmaking. We talk about the process of working with willow, how it helps her embrace slowness, and how it's the only material untouched by machines.

  • Unearthing: Wildlife in the garden with Adam Baz

    January 7, 2026 · 27 min

    In this episode of Unearthing, we talk to Adam Baz, a falconer and wildlife biologist based in Los Angeles. We talk to Adam about how he got into falconry, the benefits of an overgrown garden, and how even a small footprint can create a…

  • Unearthing: Lo—TEK Design with Julia Watson

    August 19, 2025 · 28 min

    In this episode of Unearthing, we talk to Julia Watson, the author of Lo—TEK, Design by Radical Indigenism. Julia speaks to the importance of nature-based technologies, the benefits of controlled burning, and what we can learn from…

  • Unearthing Water with Bonnie Wright

    July 7, 2025 · 29 min

    A dialogue with Bonnie Wright, actress, filmmaker, and environmental activist. Bonnie sheds light on the relationship of water to land, how we can have impact on a local level, and the importance of nature-based play. Here's our…

  • Unearthing Flax with Natalie Yon-Eriksson

    June 17, 2025 · 29 min

    A dialogue with Natalie Yon-Eriksson, the founder of Earth + Flax. What started as a return to Natalie's Swedish heritage, turned into her passion for educating people about the health and environmental benefits of traditional finishes for…

  • Unearthing Buckwheat with Sonoko Sakai

    May 14, 2025 · 27 min

    A dialogue with Sonoko Sakai, a cook, teacher, and writer based in California. Sonoko was born in New York to Japanese parents, and she grew up in San Francisco, Kamakura, Mexico City, and Tokyo, which contributed to her rich cultural…

  • Unearthing Clay with Mitch Iburg

    April 28, 2025 · 30 min

    In our first episode of Unearthing, we speak with Mitch Iburg (b. 1989), an American ceramic artist about his work with local clay and mineral resources foraged throughout his home state of Minnesota.

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About the show

Unearthing is a study of the materials that make up our natural world . Hosted by ORCA's founder, Molly Sedlacek. Each episode is a dialogue between design and the natural world, digging into different methodologies of construction and materiality. We’ll share our best practices and philosophies while learning from experts who approach their craft as a collaboration with nature itself. Join us as we uncover how these raw elements can become both teachers and tools, creating environments that heal, inspire, and reconnect us to our natural rhythms.