Beginning. Middle. End. - Conversations with Storytellers
Spilled Ink Media
10 episodes
5 months ago
A tale as old as time? Stories are older than language. They can inform or deceive, show reality or fantasy, make you laugh or cry, and demonstrate the best and worst of us. Stories are all around us and in every culture. But, what is a story? How are they made? What are the parts of a story? How do different creators in different genres and media go from idea to finished creation? Listen as we explore these topics and more with storytellers and story aficionados.
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A tale as old as time? Stories are older than language. They can inform or deceive, show reality or fantasy, make you laugh or cry, and demonstrate the best and worst of us. Stories are all around us and in every culture. But, what is a story? How are they made? What are the parts of a story? How do different creators in different genres and media go from idea to finished creation? Listen as we explore these topics and more with storytellers and story aficionados.
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Beginning. Middle. End. - Conversations with Storytellers
35 minutes
4 years ago
Storytelling through Acting with Black Lightning's Jennifer Riker
Beginning. Middle. End. - Conversations with Storytellers
A tale as old as time? Stories are older than language. They can inform or deceive, show reality or fantasy, make you laugh or cry, and demonstrate the best and worst of us. Stories are all around us and in every culture. But, what is a story? How are they made? What are the parts of a story? How do different creators in different genres and media go from idea to finished creation? Listen as we explore these topics and more with storytellers and story aficionados.
