The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf

This episode features an interview with Welsh storyteller Esylltn Harker, exploring the importance of storytelling in preserving Welsh history, culture, and ancestral wisdom.

This episode features an interview with Loren Niemi discussing how storytelling honors elders and apprentices, its role in education, and organizational development in the storytelling movement.

This episode features an interview with storyteller Jim Flanagan about teaching writing to children through storytelling and working with state educational benchmarks.

This episode features an interview with storyteller Diane Wolkstein, exploring how storytelling connects audiences, cultures, and personal identity through folktales and ancestral wisdom.

This episode features an interview with award-winning storyteller Tim Araneta about bringing storytelling to schools and the Fringe Festival circuit.

This episode features an interview with storyteller Angela Lloyd, discussing her unique approach to storytelling, its educational value, and her presence at the National Storytelling Conference.

This episode features an interview with Diane Edgecomb about place-based nature storytelling, exploring how folktales and ancestral stories can teach and inspire, particularly in educational settings.

This episode features an interview with master storyteller Odds Bodkin, exploring how he seamlessly blends storytelling and music in the bardic tradition to convey ancestral messages and inspire audiences.

This episode features an interview with Laird Schaub exploring how storytelling applies to group facilitation and community living, emphasizing its role in personal and collective narratives.

This episode features an interview with Rafe Martin exploring how storytelling, particularly through Zen traditions and folktales, fosters spiritual awareness and connects us to ancestral wisdom.

This episode features an interview with comedian and storyteller Kathy Collins, exploring how she blends comedy and storytelling through characters like Tita to connect with audiences.

This episode features an interview with Doug Elliott about using storytelling to enhance nature-based education, exploring its role in connecting people, especially urbanites, to wild landscapes.

This episode features an interview with Ben Nind, Executive and Artistic Director of the Northern Arts Cultural Center, discussing how storytelling is essential to community health and education, recorded at the Talk Story Conference in Hawaii.

This episode features an interview with David Ambrose, founder of the International Storytelling Festival of Wales, discussing the importance of storytelling for children and cultural heritage.

This episode features an interview with Tejumola Ologboni, a street storyteller who learned his craft in urban settings and now shares ancestral folktales in schools, prisons, and communities.

This episode features an interview with Michael Reno Harrell exploring the intersection of American folk music and storytelling, discussing their cultural impact and harmonious relationship.

This episode explores how storytelling can be applied to environmental science to engage children and communicate scientific concepts effectively.

This episode features an interview with Baba Jamal Koram about the importance of storytelling as a responsibility to teach children through folktales and ancestral messages.

This episode features an interview with Emil Wolfgang about preserving and passing forward Pacific Island storytelling culture through education and ancestral traditions.

This episode features an interview with Steve Otto, a master storyteller and co-founder of the Chicken Festival, discussing how storytelling can engage children and communities through folktales and educational programs.

This episode features an interview with Doug Lipman, a storytelling coach who discusses marketing strategies for storytellers to reach audiences beyond their traditional community.

This episode features an interview with storyteller Judith Black, focusing on her expertise in child-based storytelling, her professional achievements, and the educational value of folktales.

This episode features an interview with Kevin Cordi, a master storyteller and educator who specializes in teaching children storytelling to give them a voice and enhance their learning.

This episode features an interview with Lynn Ford discussing how to break into storytelling as a profession, focusing on her experiences and advice for educators, parents, and aspiring storytellers.

This episode features an interview with storyteller Stephen Hollen about using improvisational storytelling techniques to engage and educate children.

This episode features an interview with three camp directors discussing how they use storytelling with children in camp settings to teach and inspire.

This episode explores how storytelling can be effectively integrated into ceremonies, particularly weddings, through an interview with Reverend Victoria Burdick.

This episode features an interview with Brother Blue, focusing on street storytelling and storytelling from the heart.

This episode features an interview with Mark Wagler about using storytelling and narrative pedagogy to transform classroom teaching and connect children with ancestral wisdom.

This episode features an interview with Steve Denning about using storytelling to embody and transfer knowledge in business and corporate settings.

This episode features an interview with Alex Feldman (Alex the Jester), exploring how he uses physical comedy and storytelling to connect with children and manage behavior effectively.

This episode features an interview with Jack Zipes, exploring how fairy tales remain relevant to children today through storytelling and education.

A panel discussion recorded live at the 2008 National Storytelling Network Conference exploring the future of storytelling online, with a focus on its educational and ancestral value for children.

This episode features an interview with storyteller J.L.

This episode features an interview with Tim Tingle, a Choctaw storyteller, exploring the historical significance and cultural importance of Native American storytelling traditions.

This episode features an interview with Ben Sota of the Zany Umbrella Circus, exploring how circus performance and showmanship can inspire storytelling and make everyday moments spectacular.

This episode features an interview with Anne Glover, a Canadian storyteller and strings specialist, discussing how to develop an authentic storytelling voice and performance, particularly in engaging children with folktales and ancestral messages.

This episode features an interview with award-winning storyteller David Novak about using narrative as a guiding compass in life and education.

This episode features an interview with Michael Cotter, exploring how storytelling connects to farming, heritage, and environmental themes in the American heartland.

This episode features an interview with storyteller Antonio Rocha about how to use body language and physical expression to enhance storytelling.

The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf interviews Cherokee storyteller Lloyd Arneach about oral traditions learned from his uncles and shared across generations.

This episode features an interview with clinical psychologist Elaine Nguyen about using storytelling as a therapeutic tool to heal children who have experienced emotional or physical trauma.

Brother Wolf interviews Ruth Stoddard about using puppets, masks, felt boards, origami, music, and magic tricks in storytelling performances.

The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf features Limor Shiponi discussing how storytellers develop mastery through practice, apprenticeship, and service to listeners.

Brother Wolf interviews Kentucky storyteller Octavia Sexton about Jack tales rooted in Appalachian oral tradition and shaped by English, Irish, and Cherokee ancestry.

This episode features an interview with street storyteller Joshua Safford, exploring how to engage unexpected audiences through storytelling, particularly focusing on its educational and ancestral aspects.

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This episode features an interview with Medicine Story, a seasoned storyteller and elder, discussing the power of mythology and folktales with children.

This episode features an interview with Jonathan Wright, a specialist in cross-cultural storytelling, discussing how folktales convey ancestral messages and the collaborative work with Harold Wright on Ohio Japanese and Appalachian stories.

This episode features an interview with Mary Hamilton, a nationally recognized storyteller known for her WOW!