Voice--A Storyteller's Lifestyle

Reaching 100--whether as an age or the action of doing something that many times--is an accomplishment. You are reading my 100th post on ...

When our eyes glaze over and a goofy grin appears on our face, we might have entered that fairy tale called childhood. Nothing could go wron...

Beauty surrounds simplicity. Story can and often does encompass such beauty. Storytelling could be reflected in the following words: ...

Listening to the stories at auditions energize me . . .until it comes to judging them. Certain elements are obvious to note such as the sto...

Inspired by East Tennessee State University — Storytelling Masters Program Much credit to Roger C. Schank —A uthor of "Tell Me A Sto...

I am not a gambling person, but I am willing to bet that storytelling would make a difference in any school. If the art is promoted and s...

Thanks to Karen Rae Kraut , we have this picture (left to right): Rachel Hedman , Joel ben Izzy , and Willa Brigham . This was after we su...

Most youth storytelling events are just that: events. Nothing may occur for another year. Until then, the youth have nowhere to express t...

A folktale tends to conjure images of shrouded forests with country peasants, majestic mountains inhabited by isolated hermits, or dusty des...