Ep. 459: Plot, Character, and Theme: The Grea...

For most of human history, stories were not primarily viewed as commercial products to be sold. Story functioned first as myth, meaning-making, entertainment, cultural memory, and a way of understanding ourselves and the world around us. But in today's marketplace-driven culture, ...  Show more

Many writers are struggling with burnout in today's creative landscape—but the cause isn't always personal habits. In this episode, I explore why writer burnout sometimes has less to do with storytelling itself and more to do with the conditions surrounding modern creative work. ...  Show more

Dans ce 34ème épisode, vous découvrirez que quelque soit la nature et le thème de votre intervention orale, même si elle est technique et complexe il y a toujours une bonne histoire qui mérite d’être partagée ! Et je vous explique comment faire pour l'identifie ...

What is the shape of your narrative? CONSUME: “17776 Football” by Jon Bois https://www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football CREATE: Write a 100 word story with a beginning, middle and end. Write another 100 word story with completely different characters and completely different action. ...  Show more

Great things can happen when we work together and in this story we remember the importance of honesty, and the benefits of collaboration. 

Storytelling is one of the fundamental ways humans connect. It’s how we learn, exchange ideas, and entertain ourselves. At its core, storytelling is communication. This episode comes from a live Twitter Space talk Chris Do, and Anneli Hansson hosted. The topic: how to tell your o ...  Show more