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Oct 26

Posted by Brother Wolf in Brother Wolf | 3 Comments

HI All

As you can see my podcast has currently pod-faded. 🙁
I intended to start it up again any day now and yet that day does not come. If you are interested in my current work I recommend that you follow my page on face book – https://www.facebook.com/brotherwolfstoryteller
or the shows page on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/TheArtofStorytelling

The best place to start in enjoying this site might be the archive shows link.
http://www.artofstorytellingshow.com/past-guests/

Thanks for enjoying my work!

Eric Wolf

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Mar 8

Posted by Brother Wolf in African American, Artistic Marketing, Beginning Storytelling Tips, Brother Wolf, Childrens Story, Coaching Storytelling, Creating Success, Environmental Storytelling, Episode List, Extra Articles, Festival Storytelling, Griot, Healing Storytelling, International Storytelling, Literacy, Local Events, Storytelling Digital | Comments off

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You thought the Money was Tight in Schools Before…

Jun 14

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A recent article on 538.com on the amount of money available to public schools and the effect of the rescission suggests that public schools all around the country will be facing another round of budget cuts. If you are a professional storyteller who does a fair amount of work in schools – and there are a few of you left out there after the recession of 2007 – I thought you might appreciate this heads up. Read the rest of this entry »

Lyn Ford – Affrilachian Tales

Nov 18

Posted by Brother Wolf in African American, Brother Wolf, Extra Articles, Storytelling Resources | 1 Comment

AffrilachianTales What is your relationship to stories? I grew up in a home filled with other peoples stories. Yes my parents told me stories of their ill spent youth, but my family was poor in personal mythology or fables handed down from previous generations. Yes – I had Little Red Riding Hood and the Three Little Pigs. I had piles of children books that my parents read to me, but my parents were poor in stories that they could pass on to me from my ancestors.

If I was poor then Lyn Ford was rich beyond description. In her book Affrilachian Tales she has chosen to share this wealth with the world. I can count the number of storytellers on one hand who tell stories on a daily basis that come from with in their family linage.

I am proud to count Lyn Ford among that select group of American storytellers who are telling stories on stage in front of audiences that they learned at a relatives knee at the age of six or seven.

Affrilachian Tales is a warm collection of Read the rest of this entry »

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Welcome to the Android Revolutionaries…

Mar 3

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Hi – Welcome to the Art of Storytelling Show Website.

In the last few weeks for reasons unknown the smart phone users have begun to listen to the show in large numbers – if this is you please let us know how you found us on your smart phone or mobile device. Over a 80,000 downloads in the last thirty days alone. Compare that to last year with a total of 26,000 downloads and you see why we are a little excited to see what is happening here.

We have a lot of content on the site so feel free to look through our show archive to listen to past shows or you can see posts organized by topics.

If you are an smart phone user and you have found this website – thanks for stopping in and joining us As you can tell the show is on hiatus for the next little while. If you want to help support the show be sure to join our email alert list in case we get active again or have special events.

All the Best

Brother Wolf
http://www.ericwolf.org

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Mar 1

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Not Your Average Newsletter

Aug 31

Posted by Brother Wolf in Brother Wolf, Environmental Storytelling, Extra Articles, Storytelling Resources | No Comments

Doug Elliot Storyteller

Hi All

I just opened my email inbox and once again found on e of those infrequent treastes of the natural world from Doug Elliot. Now I know that if you are like me – you have subscribed to a lot of storytellers email lists. I get emails newsletters about traveling, performing, book writing, and of course, telling stories. Doug is an artist who I have continuously looked forward to reading his newsletters since I first started getting them. I wanted to recommended his writings to you as I know he has yet to let me down.

Doug Elliot’s writing always fills me with the deepest respect for the natural world and how I can interact with it. To be fair – he dosen’t send his newsletter out too often. When he does they are always interesting and entirely unique with in the storytelling community. Doug is the real deal. His storytelling is an outgrowth of his love of the natural world. I hope that he will continue to send me newsletters for years to come.

You can read his latest literary work on his blog – and you can subscribe to his newsletters on the right hand side of the page lower down. Why so hard to find Doug? Also you can read – watch videos or just check him out on his website http://www.dougelliott.com

All the Best

Eric Wolf