Mar 30 2021
Story Luck loves to participate in other people’s shows. Story Collider was a great experience. Timely emails and tons of check ins, helpful suggestions. Good back and forth discussions. Not a Science Story but Maybe a Collider This was the hardest story to work on. I’m proud of it, but not confident. One of the …
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May 01 2020
Becky & Blair are my second favorite pairing in season one. They captured that feeling of two people talking unselfconsciously – In a way that no one else could. They also do one of the best jobs of setting up how they met and the arch of their friendship journey. It was a slow burn …
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Mar 02 2020
Well, we wanted to do 100 listens in 30 days. That would put us in the top 50% of all podcasts launched last year. So getting 70 listens on day one, is a pretty nice thing to fall asleep to. Thank you so much! We did an amazing show, shared a bunch of new friends, …
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Feb 25 2020
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Feb 24 2020
While Dan and I were hanging out on the playground at Millennium Park, he brought up that he was having falafel with his friends Josh and Asa. They were all meeting up before working on a passion project: a podcast. He explained that his friend Bonnie would join later, and asked if I would I …
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Feb 23 2020
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Origin Stories are important. I like knowing people’s creative process, so I want to tell you a little about mine… specifically regarding Tertiary Delight.
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May 10 2014
1. The Moth: what I liked about The Moth is the founding story from George Dawes Greene’s life. Sitting outside telling stories with his friends prompted him to want to expand storytelling all together. I like how fast The Moth grew because of the people interested to tell and listen to different stories. I like hearing about how small The Moth started off to become a podcast that started on a porch in Georgia and made it to New York.
2. StoryCorps: I like how different StoryCorps goes about getting new stories. They get interviews from people and record and store them. I think it is a cool way to preserve stories in the moment and gather the words and emotion behind what was said. I think StoryCoprs is obvious in what they want to get out of storytelling with diversity and vulnerability. The vulnerability of StoryCorps is what attracted me the most to their version of storytelling, to broaden different points of view in a world that everyone shares together.
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May 15 2013
Miss the April 7th show? Want to relive all its glory? Mosey on down and listen to the podcast!
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