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Be a kid again. Get swept away in tall tales. Show your support for the craft of storytelling and find professional storytellers here. We also welcome feedback on the show Here Women Tell airing Wednesdays, 3 to 4 pm EST
Website: http://www.herewomentell.com
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Latest Activity: Jul 27, 2011
Here Women Tell
Here Women TELL radio show every Wednesday, 3-4 pm EST
The real story behind those who tell the tales ... interviews with world-renowned tellers, how they got started, why they do what they do.
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Started by Linda Goodman. Last reply by Kay Van Hoesen Jun 24, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
As Here Women Tell approaches its first anniversary in July, tell us what you think. How has this program affected you? What have been your favorite interviews? Do you have suggestions for future…Continue
Tags: Stories, Storytelling
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Comment by Kay Van Hoesen on July 27, 2011 at 7:21pm -
I really loved today's show! The archive is up (here). And I'm longing to attend one of these storytelling events. What a delightful way to spend a weekend. Thanks, Linda!
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Comment by Linda Goodman on July 27, 2011 at 4:17pm
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If you missed today's summer storytelling series on Here Women Tell, check it out in the archivdes in a few days. Be sure to come back to this page afterwards and let us know what you think.
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Connie Regan Blake and Sheila Kay Adams take the stage at White Horse Black Mountain in Asheville, NC on July 29 for Appalachia: Banjo, Ballads and Mountain Tales. 8:00 p.m. $10. Call 828-669-0816 to reserve tickets.
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Come see Andy Offutt Irwin in concert on July 30, 2011, 7:00 pm at the Kimball Theater in Williamsburg, VA. $12. Proceeds go to the Williamsburg Collaborative's Kids' Storytelling Camp in August 2012. Call 800-447-8679 for tickets.
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This week on Here Women Tell with Kris Hillenburg, Leeny Del Seamonds, Mary Jo Maichak, and Charlotte Blake Alston will be sharing stories. Don't miss this fun and though provoking show.
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Comment by Bobbie Horowitz on July 21, 2011 at 12:21am -
You always need to think of your audience. Well said.
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Comment by Kay Van Hoesen on July 20, 2011 at 8:50pm
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I'm loving this series. It's so fun and easy to listen and be entertained. I told Kris, it takes me back to my youth when my aunt to me to the Cooperstown Summer Playhouse Theater every year. Thank you for making this possible!
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How are you enjoying our summer storytelling series?
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Joan Leotta did a good job of explaining the difference between story reading and storytelling (performance) today. Enjoyed Kris' graveyard stump story, too.
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I was not able to hear today's (6/29) show until 3:23. I was able to get sound just as Ellouise Schoettler's story began. How do you like the story format we are using for the summer?
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