Tag: storytelling
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The 2025 NSN Conference

The National Storytelling Network (NSN) Conference was held from July 17 – 20, in Kennessaw, GA. I was thrilled to attend and to participate. I had an amazing time just being there. The best part was, as usual, seeing and getting to talk to – in person – friends and fellow storytellers. Watching the performances… Read more
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Legendary Stories

I am excited to emcee a night of Legendary Stories from some of the world’s most legendary storytellers. Details and registration here: Legendary Stories Read more
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Hot and Spicy Stories

Better Said Than Done’s Hot and Spicy storytelling show, online. On July 10, 2025, join storytellers Vicki Bryan, Claire Hennessy, Jessica Robinson, Jude Treder-Wolff and Megan Wells, on Zoom, for Hot and Spicy Stories. $15 Suggested/$5 Minimum All Proceeds Split Between Producer and Storytellers If you miss it live on Zoom, you can watch the… Read more
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Love is Love

I am excited to attend and produce the June 28th Better Said Than Done storytelling show, “Love is Love: Stories Honoring All Love.” Join Better Said Than Done storytelling on June 28th at Clare and Don’s Beach Shack for Love is Love: stories honoring all love, with emcee Jack Scheer and storytellers Phill Branch, Jamie… Read more
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SFAP Story Slam

I am the Guest Teller at the May 6th Six Feet Apart Productions Story Slam. Last month the guest teller was Ingrid Nixon, and the last time before that I attended, it was Bil Lepp. So, I am sorry to the May audience that they only get me. But since I am telling a story… Read more
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Storytelling in Falls Church

Are you having a staycation this Memorial Day weekend? Want to leave the “cook out” to someone else? Well, I have the show for you! Join Better Said Than Done storytellers at Clare and Don’s Beach Shack in Falls Church, VA on May 24th. I’ll be there. Hope you will too. The Great Escape Storytelling Read more
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Writing and Speaking News

I publish a newsletter, approximately once a month. I should do more, with less. Isn’t that a metaphor for life? I tend to write really long newsletters, but not that often, whereas the accepted wisdom is that readers prefer shorter emails, which, considering how much I always have going on, is really difficult for me.… Read more


