Our last event of 2018 features stories from Emily Dauber, Avie Rainwater, Danny Oakes, Luke Lucas, Boyd Brown, Samantha Rainwater, Demetrius "6ixx" Similien, & more! Thank you for all the support this year. We truly appreciate it.
Tales of love & learning to beat the heat made sure our August live event was a hot one. This episode features stories from Gabe Crawford, Nancy Marine, Russell Phillips, Alex Rothman, Cam Powell, Eliza Ballou, and our winner: Rake Godavari.
We've all had encounters with the great outdoors - encounters that may have changed the way we viewed the world around us or ourselves. In this episode, we talk to Danny Oakes and Devin Colleton about their experiences.
A live recording from our event at The War Mouth in June 2018, Fish Out Of Water. This episode features stories from Sarah Morrison, Justin Price, Trey Hobbs, 6ixx, Pedro Lopezdevictoria, Ari Robbins, & two storytellers pulled from the audience!
The Archive is back! We are going to continue releasing our live events & sit-down interviews, but in the meantime, please let us know what you think of this new style of episode.
A live recording from our event at The War Mouth in October 2017, Spooky Scary. This episode features stories from Duane Miskelly, Lesley Smith, Torres Perkins, 6ixx, & Jake Howell.
Hands-On Columbia asked us to record the conversations between strangers as they held hands for an hour. This is the first of many such recordings which will be released as mini-episodes.
Hands-On Columbia asked us to record the conversations between strangers as they held hands for an hour. This is the first of many such recordings which will be released as mini-episodes.
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About Carolina Archive of Storytelling
From the publisher's feed
Carolina Archive of Storytelling’s (CAST) mission is to create an inclusive storytelling environment for the people of Columbia. Through telling stories in multiple artistic disciplines, CAST hopes to…
make permanent the histories of the people who live here and, by doing so, foster connection among the residents of our city. CAST’s goal is to empower individuals to effectively share their stories, and charge both storytellers and listeners to gain a sense of collectivity and carry it throughout the city we call home.