After we shared our story in written form in May 2017, we wanted to expand our audience by turning it into a podcast. We decided to split our story into three separate episodes: Entering the System, Dealing with the System, and Surviving the System. At the end of each episode we have our roundtable discussions, where we [the Junket Crew] compare our own experiences in the foster care system with what the character in our story goes through. Through our podcast, we hope to shine more light on the realities of being in foster care and how those listening can participate in the system as a supporting role for those in care. http://junketnyc.org/

Self-storage isn’t just square footage — it’s a booming industry powered by smart operators, bold investors, sharp brokers, and everyday people making things happen. Hosted by Thaddeus Campbell, Stories Behind the Door pulls back the curtain on the real players behind the deals, developments, and day-to-day grind. Every week, we sit down with the people who are shaping the future of storage and flex space — one story at a time. If you're in the business or thinking about getting in, this is your front-row seat.

Tactical tips for your business to help you simplify, strategise and scale up the impact you are having in this world.  

Stories Matter. Not just any story, but our stories. Stories connect us to ourselves, one another, and to the rest of the world. Stories don’t just connect us, it is these narratives that possess the power to create a more loving and just world. As we tell our stories with candor and courage, imagination, and joy, we create better stories together. And maybe one day, a better story can be told. Hosted by: Dante Stewart & Hemadri Modi Producers: Dante Sewart, Hemadri Modi, Corey Bolton Editors: Lucas Z., King Oseaun

Small stories for the soul from Award-Winning Storyteller Donna Marie Todd.

A series of unconnected short stories: - A young man with the unfortunate tattoo of his girlfriend's name considers his options. - A final road trip with a dying father. - An everyday experience becomes a work of art. - The hazards of using a wormhole for waste disposal. - A frosty relationship between a young woman and her mother-in-law. - A society that enables even mediocre artists to make a living from their endeavours. - The importance of mending fences when adjoining yards house a dog and a rabbit. - A young man, down-on-his luck, decides to become a sex worker. - A politician faces, or refuses to face, the consequences of his actions - A young man with a fear of public speaking prepares to deliver his father's eulogy. To contact the author, email [email protected]

Stories Connecting Dots by Markus Andrezak tries to discover the many different ways businesses navigate in an environment of change. Stories Connecting Dots versucht die unterschiedlichsten Wege zu entdecken, auf denen Unternehmen erfolgreich mit drastischem Wandel umgehen..

Stories Found features funny stories, plays, and sketches from some of the most talented humorists in the country. Every other week, we offer a new hilarious episode featuring the work of an emerging comedy writer and we chat with them about their background, their writing process, and how they find their stories. Stories Found offers comedy fans and an opportunity to peek behind the curtain to hear how a script came to life and then a chance to sit back and enjoy a high-quality audio production of the script performed by professional actors and recorded and edited by a professional audio engineer. We're elevating audio theater and offering a digital stage for comedy performances. About Your Hosts Ava Love Hanna is a professional writer, published playwright, and award-winning speaker and storyteller. She is continually amazed by how often she is mistaken for a real grown-up. Paul Hanna is an audio engineer, musician, and performer in Austin, Texas. About Stories Found Stories Found is a theatrical production company located in Austin, Texas focused exclusively on producing comedies and creating opportunities for emerging voices in comedy writing. We want your stories found.

Featuring stories about real people living real life around the world. These are narratives of the broken and beautiful, the gritty and glorious, the trial and triumph of folks living life from a global perspective. Here are raw, intimate, and, at times, mildly uncensored look into the narratives of people "doing the stuff". Stories from Elsewhere curates stories from elsewhere: geographic, religious, political, philosophical, historical, relationally different locations or positions than your own. It is a humble attempt to extend the head, heart, and hand of generosity to others, to meet them where they are, and to journey down the Path a bit together in a God-glorifying and human-encouraging way.

Four storytelling writers collaborate with Host Gregg Fraley to tell original stories around themes like "Summer Jobs," "Big Lies I've Told," or "Absurdities I Ponder." Musical selections surround the stories, all related to the theme of the episode. The crazy cast of colorful characters includes: Doug Stevenson, former Second City player Mark Maguire, roustabout, taxi driver and biographer Joanna Trotter, memoirist, and, Marijo O'Connell, master teacher and radio exec. Guests occasionally drop in to tell a story. Folks like Fred Rubin, a Hollywood TV writer, or, Gene Baldwin, a playwright, and columnist.

Stories From My Father is a rare collection of real and unedited stories as told by my father that offers timeless insights into everyday matters of the heart. These are riveting and authentic moments about faith, family, fears and relationships; and learning how to navigate through the bullshit that often attaches itself to it. Stories From My Father is about discovering how to let go of the bad stuff, and hold onto the meaningful stuff. With the occasional guest and viewpoints from others, prepare yourselves to laugh, cry, stretch and grow as we go on this amazing journey of truth-telling from the lens of my father - a Black man born during the segregated South in Louisiana.

"Stories From Skid Row" gives listeners an opportunity to hear first-hand testimonies from those who are experiencing homelessness, as well as staff and friends of Union Rescue Mission. These episodes provide a glimpse into the issues surrounding homelessness and the work being done to combat this serious problem in Los Angeles.