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The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf show on an Ipod with storytelling techniques for teaching storytelling creating a complete storytelling education.

Jun 17

Posted by Brother Wolf in Beginning Storytelling Tips, Coaching Storytelling, Creating Success, Healing Storytelling, Magical Child, Personal Oral Narrative, Press Release | No Comments


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For Immediate Release Wednesday, June 17, 2009

The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf is an internationally recognized podcast listened to in 142 countries worldwide with over 50,000 total lifetime downloads, 13,000 distinct listeners, and 8,000+ downloads in the last thirty days. With over 88+ storytellers interviewed on the show this website is rapidly becoming the worlds premiere source for teaching storytelling online. Through this encyclopedia of storytelling techniques a listener can improve their communication skills and get a complete storytelling education.

Heather Forest, Elizabeth Ellis, Judith Black, Jay O’Callahan, Andy Offutt Irwin, and many other storytellers are interviewed on how to use storytelling techniques in performing for and teaching storytelling to children. The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf has draw guests from all over the world and created an amazing storytelling education resource of storytelling techniques that is unmatched on the World Wide Web. All episodes available right now online for immediate listening and download in the commercial lower quality version for easier down load.

Individuals wishing to pre-purchase this commercial free ipod can pay $338.55 till July 27th. On July 27th the price for a preloaded ipod with 85 shows will increase too $394.65. The Apple Ipod allows listeners to scan easily to any point in each of the 85 hour long shows.

Eric Wolf is the host and producer of the Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf show witch is dedicated to supporting the teaching storytelling worldwide by providing access to storytelling techniques and a grounded storytelling education for anyone.

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The Art of Showmanship with Ben Sota of the Zany Umbrella Circus

May 18

Posted by Brother Wolf in Artistic Marketing, Creating Success, Episode List, Magical Child, Professional Development | 1 Comment


Press Play to hear Ben Sota is the Artistic Director of the Zany Umbrella Circus and he speaks on the Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf about the art of showmanship.

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Ben Sota is the Artistic Director of the Zany Umbrella Circus
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A Conversation on Showmanship.

Ben Writes…
Thoughts of showmanship.

As a circus performer I able to show people fantastic things. Performances on the trapeze, tight wire. juggling seven balls, and give them a glimpse of what many think is impossible.

For me showmanship is about connecting that fantastic to my audience. For me showmanship is inclusion….

As a circus performer my characters stride to be unassuming and unpretentious. The performance uses storytelling to bridge that fantastic to Read the rest of this entry »

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Jay O’Callahan – Discovering Storytelling With My Children.

Apr 23

Posted by Brother Wolf in Beginning Storytelling Tips, Creating Success, Episode List, Magical Child, Parent Resources, Professional Development, Storytelling in Ceremony, Storytelling in Community | 1 Comment


Press Play to hear Jay O'Callahan speak about learning about Stories by telling to my Children on the Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf.

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Jay O'Callahan professional storyteller
Jay O’Callahan writes…

I’m at work right now on a story commissioned by NASA, The National Aeronautics and Space Administration to celebrate its 50th anniversary. As I create the NASA story I’m aware I’m using all of the knowledge I gained telling stories to my own children. As I told stories to my children I began using repetition, rhythm, changing my voice, using a gesture here and there and inventing situations that involved struggle or risk, When my son Ted was about nine months old I’d make up little songs and rhythms to make him smile. Just making my voice go up high and then suddenly come down delighted him.
One night Ted was Read the rest of this entry »

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Ed Stivender – the 5 Fool Proof Rules for Successful Storytelling

Apr 21

Posted by Brother Wolf in Artistic Marketing, Beginning Storytelling Tips, Episode List, Griot, Professional Development, Storytelling in Schools | 6 Comments


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Ed Stivender professional storyteller

In reviews of his performances, Ed Stivender has been called “the Robin Williams of storytelling” and “a Catholic Garrison Keillor”. Now, Ed — Philadelphia native, Shakespearean actor, banjo player, teacher, theologian, Mummer, dreamer, juggler, and raconteur — has put together a program in which he shares the techniques that have made him one of the most honored and sought-after storytellers of our day.

Since 1977, when he left his day job as a high school teacher in Connecticut and turned to storytelling full-time, Ed has fabulated his way around the globe –appearing in schools, churches, coffeehouses and theaters, as well as at major storytelling festivals. He has been a featured performer at the National Storytelling Festival, the Cape Clear Island International Storytelling Festival in Ireland, Graz Festival, Austria and our own Philadelphia Folk Festival. Ed enjoyed narrating: “Paddington Bears Special Day” with Read the rest of this entry »

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Bill Lepp – How to Lie and not get Caught.

Mar 4

Posted by Brother Wolf in Beginning Storytelling Tips, Coaching Storytelling, Episode List, Magical Child, Storytelling in Schools | No Comments

If you are looking for Bil Lepp’s Website please go to it at http://www.leppstorytelling.com


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Storyteller - Bill Lepp speaking on how he solved world hunger during his recording session on the Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf.

Bio:
Bil Lepp is a nationally renowned storyteller and five time champion of the West Virginia Liars’ Contest. His outrageous, humorous tall-tales and witty stories have earned the appreciation of listeners of all ages and from all walks of life. From elementary school to veterans’ homes, from churches to colleges, from festivals to formal dinners. Though a champion liar, his hilarious, insightful stories often contain morsels of truth which shed light on subjects such as politics, religion, death, relationships, and human nature. An award winning storyteller, author, and recording artist, Lepp’s release, The Teacher in the Patriotic Bathing Suit, received the Parent’s Choice Approved award, and Mayhem Dressed as an Eight Point Buck won a 2008 NAPPA Honors award. Lepp has been featured at the National Storytelling Festival, the Smithsonian Folklife Festival and at major storytelling and corporate events across the country. Says Bill, Everywhere I Read the rest of this entry »

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Dylan Pritchett – What Makes a Great Storyteller?

Nov 2

Posted by Brother Wolf in African American, Beginning Storytelling Tips, Coaching Storytelling, Episode List, Parent Resources, Storytelling in Community | 8 Comments

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Dylan Pritchet telling stories

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What Makes a Great Storyteller?

Bio
Dylan Pritchett is a native of Williamsburg, Virginia. Since 1990, Mr. Pritchett has been a full-time storyteller, taking his African and African-American folk tales averaging over a hundred schools annually throughout the country. He enjoys an twelve-year, professional association with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where he performs and leads workshops for teachers on using storytelling in the classroom. Drawing on his experience in historical research, he has created two Read the rest of this entry »

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7 reasons to Join the Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf NING!

Sep 21

Posted by Brother Wolf in Beginning Storytelling Tips, International Storytelling, Press Release, Professional Development, Storytelling in Community | No Comments

In reverse order like a letterman top ten list… http://storytellingwithchildren.ning.com

Drum roll please….

7) You love Eric’s podcast and want to make him feel accomplished for the hundreds of hours of work he has invested into the Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf Podcast.
6) You never heard of Eric or his podcast and feel sorry for him spending hundreds of hours on his podcast.
5) You love children (not in a weird Read the rest of this entry »

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