Share a Story - Change the World
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Added by Clare Muireann Murphy on March 28, 2010 at 1:27pm — 3 Comments
Once upon a many times, there lived a young woman. As the world turned so did her days. Days of sunshine, days of rain, days of loud and
soft, clear and calm, thunder and lightening. She was a strong young woman who
loved the circle of days, of seasons, and never questioned the workings of the
world.
Out walking one day, she went further away from her home than usual. She trod a path, which took…
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Hello all,
Just two quick things to ask:
1. I've posted a new video about the upcoming marketing workshops in Arizona and California. I've already had one artist say that just this video has helped them think more about their own work. Come take a look at http://www.outsideinstorytelling.com It's in the big blue box right there at the start of the page.
2. We are looking at the future of these…
ContinueAdded by Sean Buvala on March 20, 2010 at 5:29pm — 2 Comments
I am not only a storyteller, but also a photographer and I am lucky in that I have recently been asked to photograph some goose eggs, this one illustrated by Barbara Newton. I would like to offer those who enjoy stories and art to take a look at the other eggs at: http://www.openfields.org/Eggs2010/anon1.htm and find the stories in each egg.…
Added by Simon Brooks on March 15, 2010 at 9:13am — No Comments
More bookings?
Hey southern California, I am coming your way.
Thanks to some great legwork/communications from California-based storyteller James Nelson-Lucas, we're able to bring the one-day "Outside In" marketing workshop to California on Saturday May 15, 2010. Wow!
More coming soon. For now, you can get details and registration information at http://www.outsideinstorytelling.com and click on the…
Added by Sean Buvala on March 12, 2010 at 5:34pm — No Comments
'TELL IT AGAIN!' FAMILY STORYTELLING EVENT
"Tell It Again!", family storytelling event, Saturday April 17, 2010, 1p.m. to 3 p.m.- at Southwestern Christian University (Patrick Building), Bethany, Oklahoma will feature three well known Oklahoma author-storytellers. Molly Lemmons, Kathryn Thurman and Jim Etter.
Molly Lemmons, aka"Molly Lou Belle with Tales to Tell!", of Mustang, is well known and loved around the state of Oklahoma and beyond for her charming stories of the way…
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March 10,1876 on this day, Alexander Graham Bell called “Mr. Watson, come
here. I want you.”
Aleck then wrote his father “The day is coming when telegraph wiresyes"">…
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Storytelling events come in all shapes and sizes. This was a bit more home party.
We had a great time Saturday night at a storytelling house-concert held at the home of Dwight and Sandy Oglesby in Paradise Valley, Arizona, a northern suburb of Phoenix. (In the picture- Sandy is on the right standing next to Liz Warren.)
Sandy had announced the…
Added by Sean Buvala on March 8, 2010 at 6:21pm — No Comments
Mini Marketing Camp Presented by Storyteller.net and hosted by South Mountain Community College Storytelling Institute Please watch this video to learn more.… |
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Added by Anthony Burcher on March 3, 2010 at 3:48pm — 1 Comment
Last week I was invited to tell to veterans and their families at a local US Army Reserve Armory. I ran a mini workshop and told a couple stories but the faces of my listeners told stories all their own. Many folks were struggling just to put food on the table while their husbands or wives were on active duty. Others were facing the challenge of readjusting once they returned home.…
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