
A national conversation from all perspectives on the profession of storytelling with children. Serving all members of the storytelling with children portion of the storytelling movement. Including presenters, listeners, festival organizers, administrators, educators, parents, and storytellers.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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The New York Times dubbed him "a consummate storyteller" while TIMEOUT New York writes, "Master Storyteller Odds Bodkin is the talk of the town with his remarkable one-man Art of the Tale."
iane Wolkstein is also the award–winning author of 23 books, including The Magic Orange Tree and Other Haitian Folktales and Inanna, Queen of Heaven, and numerous CDs and DVDs.
In this interview with Eric, I speak about how the various elements of nature mythology can be an enlivening force both for those who hear you tell and for your own journey into this ancient form of meaning.
Tim Errenta has performed in Fringe Festivals around the United States using his storytelling who Top Ten Hits from 1349.
Antonio Rocha shows how the lessons of the mime community apply to the storytelling community.
Angela Llyod is a California based storyteller who has told at the National Storytelling Festival and at Festivals all over the ountry.
"Jack does not belong to one people or one place - Jack is everyone. He belings to everyone and everywhere people go - there he is traveling iwth them."
I now see myself as a storyteller who also happens to do stand-up and theatre. I am grateful for the privilege of getting to do what I love and love what I do for a living.
Thank you, Eric Wolf, for the opportunity to eavesdrop on your conversations with such remarkable people. It feels like being part of a conversation between master craftspeople, at the peak of their skill and talent. Spending some time in their company can only help to turn every listener into a better storyteller.
But I love this podcast. I started listening for the stories, but stayed for the amazing insights that have enriched my life in all sorts of ways. So much practical information for people who want to start storytelling, too! Definitely try it out. Hope he comes back, in the meantime, I'm re-listening to back episodes.
Awesome! An interview with Tim Tingle!? He taught my Storytelling class for the University of Oklahoma's travel study program in Santa Fe. I loved every minute of this trip with him as our captain. I am so looking forward to listening to this.
What a joy to be able to hear from experienced storytellers - their journeys and their 'take' on what directions storytelling may take. For an emerging storyteller living in a rural setting with little access or opportunity to see live professional storytellers, these podcasts are truly a gift. My understanding of what storytelling can and does mean has greatly expanded by listening to these wonderful shows. I travel with the Brother Wolf podcasts, and it certainly makes the trip shorter and mor... more
This podcast is amazing. Every aspect and take on storytelling application, theory and practice is covered from all sorts of angels. Just when you think there is no more orginal and diffint ways to talk about storytelling - Brother Wolf finds another guest.
I just began listening but have found I learn something new with each podcast. I think Eric has given us a treasure of of experience and talent. Thanks for your investment of time and energy to bring great storytellers to us.
I cannot give enough laud and praise to "The Art of StoryTelling". When I decided to look at storytelling as more than just a hobby, Eric Wolf and his assorted guests made up the piecemeal apprenticeship to introduce me to the big names and show me the ropes a bit. Guests cover a wide variety of techniques, ranging from traditional tellers to a psychiatrist personalizing folk tales as part of therapy. I am impressed with the unique insight each guest brings. I never fail to learn something new a... more
Once upon a time, there were three little problems in the global storytelling community: What stories do we tell? How can we tell our stories better? Who can help us support each other? When along came Brother Wolf who licked his chops and said, 'I'd like to sink my teeth into that!' So he invited the most delicious storytellers he could find and cooked up the podcasting feast that is 'The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf.' Want to live happily ever after? Subscribe now for your just desser... more
This podcast has such value to new storytellers. I have wanted to be one for many years, but have limited myself to local schools and family parties. What a great wealth of knowledge I am gaining everyday. Now if he could just give me courage!
This is a podcast that is both broad and deep. It's practical, but in a way that allows the universal and even philosophical truths to be made known. It's also very engaging and very friendly. Brother Wolf is an amazing guy, and his guests are amazing, too!
Eric came to the camp I go to in June, and he made it even more fun, I hope he comes next year. Peace out eric, this is Zack!
Every time I listen to the podcast I come away with something that improves the quality of my storytelling!
I am new to storytelling and I luckily stumbled onto Eric's podcast. This show is a one-stop for hearing from the best storytellers about how to tell stories. I wanted to learn how to tell stories to my newborn son when he gets a bit older, and I am learning that an a whole lot more from this podcast. What I love most about this show now, after hearning a lot of shows, is that there are many guests who engage students and audiences in social issues and character development through stories. I... more
Eric Wolf's podcast invites superlatives but they seem beside the point. His show is just so good that words like amazing and excellent are weak. Educators from every discipline and thinkers of any stripe will find will find food that is truly nourishing in the words nd conversations collected here. I often listen to some podcasts more than once to get all the goodness out. Thank you Eric for this fabulous work.
Eric Wolf provides a welcome resource for any and all storytellers by including topics on his podcast from general tips and tricks to marketing your craft. Whether you are interested in storytelling in literacy, storytelling that includes music, or storytelling in business, there is something for everyone here. Eric has somehow mastered the art of an interview to the point that the caller feels comfortable enough to ask even to ask about the smallest personal concerns and the "celebrity" seem... more
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