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- About Me:
- Andrea's mother said she was born "tellin tales" but professionally since 1992. Tellin' in schools,festivals,libraries, on the radio, private spaces and public spaces.
right now;
Working on a yearlong residency in Boston Public Schools bringing "The ARTs" back to the classroom.
I have a few Cd's, a radio show with other writes/ tellers and I am proud of our award winning (teller Wiesy MacMillan , and I that is) oral history program "Dog Tags"an intergenerational program connecting teens and vets through their stories.
We are lucky to have ,new to the program, storyteller/actor/Korean War vet Kirk Avery.
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Thanks so much for your reply and your support!
Many thoughts and greetings
Nathalie
This place is awesome. I am always looking for new places to network.
As for Willey he has a video player now with new sutff so as soon as I get settled in here I will add viedo and photos.
I like your sites the blogging is new to me but I am sure I will learn.
Vernon and Willey
xo, Leeny
Harlynne
That is great about the radio show. Is there any way to listen to it online?
A "long" time ago (2004), the Voices of the Valley Storytelling Guild--Central California area, created a CD called "Our Valley Veterans--Personal Stories of World War II".
Since I was too young to have a "personal" story, I interviewed Marcus Mortensen and pieced his tale. He has since passed on and his family has a recorded version of the interview and the story to keep.
I admit that this story was my first recording so I went way too fast in sharing the story. Yet, everyone else did a high-class job and know you would enjoy it.
Perhaps we'll see each other at a storytelling conference.
Until we tell again,
Rachel Hedman
Looks like I found a place with lost of nice people :) I'm looking forward to Sharing the Fire too, it's gonna be great!
You can see some of my work on my online portfolio at http://www.ailea-studio.com
Cute pictures the kids are always great and I love the stage one.
What a great picture,
more later,
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