WSU Storyteaching Seminar 2020: Recent Episodes
WSU Storyteaching
Each episode of the Weber Storyteaching 2020 podcast features an audio story created by one of the participants in the seminar, and includes an interview with a loved one – a parent, a friend, a priest, a son or daughter – and each speaks to an aspect of the experience it is to hear one other’s stories, and to have thoughts about them that you’d like to share. We hope you enjoy each installment of the podcast, and even that it might inspire you to turn on your phone and record the stories around you. After all, we’re surrounded by them, all the time, even in times of isolation or distance.
It's hard to lead a flock when the flock can't leave home. The Rev. Vanessa Cato, the first female rector at Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, records services to put online but she worries about members of her congregation as the pandemic drags on.
A brief look into the memories and emotions of those who have lost someone they loved, along with my thoughts and feelings.
Each episode of the Weber Storyteaching Podcast features an audio story created by one of the participants in the seminar, and includes an interview with a loved one – a parent, a friend, a priest, a son or daughter – and each speaks to an aspect of the experience it is to hear one other’s stories, and to have thoughts about them that you’d like to share. We hope you enjoy each installment of the podcast, and even that it might inspire you to turn on your phone and record the stories around you. After all, we’re surrounded by them, all the time, even in times of isolation or distance. Pick an episode, or listen to them all. It’s the Weber Storyteaching Podcast, brought to you by the department of continuing education at Weber State University, and the Weber State University Storytelling Festival.