Voice--A Storyteller's Lifestyle

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...

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...

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

Once upon a time the art of storytelling was born. The world celebrated the birth as the human family became more unified and edified upon...

Think of the perfect words to say in a few seconds. Then say them. Such are skills that storytellers cherish and that youth could benefit fr...

Storytellers exist in every city, country, and continent. When we gather at festivals, conferences, or other events, we experience a kind of...

By the way some storytellers sound, it seems that the 40+-year-American Storytelling Movement is coming to a close as more and more tellers ...

Thanks to my nephew, sister-in-law, and mother-in-law for allowing permission to post the pictures. Throughout all ages of time, parents ha...

Thanks to Patrice Killpack for allowing me to post our picture. Patrice is a cool mom with four kids (two of them boys) and another little o...

Two-time Grammy winner and storyteller Bill Harley said, "Everybody worries about things being 'educational' with kids. I bel...