The Storyteller Almanac
Reblogged 05/25/21
The latest greatest podcast episode in my ongoing podcast, âThe Storyteller Almanacâ is live now. This episode quite different than anything Iâve put out there so far. Let me explain.
Several years back, I had this idea of creating sort of a âstories onlineâ type thing. These were all original pieces Iâd conceived of and written. They were basically fiction but partially based on some of my real life experiences, interactions and people Iâve known during my lifetime. Each story is / was about 25 minutes long. The stories contained music mixed in, sometimes sound effects etc⌠They distantly resemble an old time radio program. Or perhaps to use a more specific analogy, they might remind you of a portion in my favorite radio program of all times, âA Prairie Home Companionâ and the segment of that radio show that (original host and creator) Garrison Keillor used to call, âThe News From Lake Wobegon.â If youâre not familiar with those references, not to worry. My podcast stories will make sense to you when you tune in and listen.
âHopeâ is one of those stories that has a twist ending. But Iâm not gonna explain. Youâll just have to go listen and hear for yourself . If you like emotional, feel good stories then this is for you. Iâd love to hear from you and what your thoughts and feelings are on this type of podcast / episode.
As always, you can find the podcast at www.StorytellerAlmanac.Com or on any of the major podcast platforms like Spotify, Apple. podcasts, Google Podcasts etc⌠And if you feel so inclined, ple ase follow / subscribe e to the podcast via one of those podcast platforms. No charge. No obligation and no salesperson will ever call .
Thanks for droppinâ by neighbor!
Peace â âMike The Storytellerâ
âFollow your path of heartâ
Iâve been âclickinâ the shutter since I was about 16. I morphed into video production when I went to work for The Walt Disney Company many years ago. Currently, I still work for Disney. But my real passion and path is utilizing my photography and multimedia skill sets for the greater good. Translated, anything or anybody that deserves recognition, appreciation or documenting for future history, Iâm all over it. Too many important things just slip away in a fast moving, fast paced world / society. âIf yaâ wanna know where youâre going, yaâ gotta know where yaâ come fromâ (Sir Lawrence Olivier â The Jazz Singer 1980).
If you feel so inclined, Iâd sure appreciate you subscribing to Storyteller Almanac on any of the major podcast platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and more. Really helps me grow the po
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