As March comes to a close, so does my series on storytelling workshops. There are still many more workshops, particularly here in the DC, MD, VA area. I even found some that can done online. In my short journey into storytelling, I have found that there is so much more than what I could have … Continue reading Last Thoughts On Storytelling Workshops
Telling Stories on the Front Porch
I was running a little late, trying to find a parking spot that wouldn't get my truck towed. I found my way into what seemed to be a super secretive club. Instead, it was a very welcoming group of people lead by half of the Stoop Storytelling duo Laura Wexler. By the end of the … Continue reading Telling Stories on the Front Porch
More Stories! (No Fooling!)
With April 1st coming up, you may be tempted to not believe this post. No worries; no fake news here! Have doubts still? Well, the first show on this list is for The Perfect Liar's Club. Go test your skills there before examining all 27 shows listed. From Fredrick and Baltimore MD, to Richmond and … Continue reading More Stories! (No Fooling!)
Which District is that Again?
Which District is that again? I remember getting off stage at The Moth monthly storytelling show 3-4 years ago. Back when it was at the Howard theater. I wasn't in contention for wining that day, but felt pretty good about how I did for my very first time. As I was getting ready to leave, … Continue reading Which District is that Again?
Save The Date
Probably not. I just heard about it myself. Check back here with Story Telling On Purpose through the weekend to find more info about location, time, and what to expect. If you like the ideal of sharing the power of storytelling to DC residents, then you're going to want to leave Wed open.
Book Review: “The Storyteller’s Secret”
The Storyteller's Secret: From TED speakers to Business Legends, Why Some Ideas catch On and Others Don't" by Carmine Gallo I love watching TED talks. Video after video I get immersed in ideals and thoughts that either hit a cord with me, or change the way I think about things. I'm not sure about you, … Continue reading Book Review: “The Storyteller’s Secret”
Who Said It Better?
I remember living near Tokyo, Japan and saying "my God, this must be the worst traffic in the world." I now see that I was being prepared to live in the DC area. I love the activities in DC, but could do without the drive. So, when I heard about Better Said Than Done in … Continue reading Who Said It Better?
And The Stories Marched On…
The third month of the year and the storytelling scene is showing no signs of slowing down. An added bonus, March 20 is World Storytelling Day (http://www.globalstorytellingday.org/) I wish I could make them all! Here's hoping you can make some yourself. From Fredrick and Baltimore MD to Richmond and Norfolk VA, with many stops in … Continue reading And The Stories Marched On…
Book Review: Tell Stories, Sound Smart
"Story Smart: Using the Science of Story to Persuade, Influence, Inspire, and Teach" by Kendall Haven I've hit that point with storytelling that I can't get enough of it. You know what that's like. Pick anything that you just can't get enough of. Anything. Your favorite song. Your love for cheesecake. That's where I'm at … Continue reading Book Review: Tell Stories, Sound Smart
Love Stories
Looking for stories of love? I know a place. Looking for stories from kids? I know a place. Looking for stories about African American History? I know a place. Looking for stories about getting rich? I'm still looking for that one. From Fredrick and Baltimore MD, to Richmond and Norfolk VA, with many stops in … Continue reading Love Stories
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