Our first storyteller is David Cantor, an International Lawyer, Tech Founder, and Global Citizen. A native New Yorker, born in 1984, David has led a life marked by diversity, having explored more than 35 countries.

David is also the author of the upcoming book 'I Am Q,' which explores how the rapid rise of artificial intelligence has influenced our daily lives.

Find out more at:://www.iamq.io/authorOur next storyteller is Vivianne Knebel. 

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Our next storyteller is Vivianne Knebel. She faced intense physical, emotional, and political oppression right from her birth, enduring more trauma before the age of fourteen than many experienced in a lifetime.

Vivianne is an author, and her upcoming book, "The Art of Aging," is where she imparts transformative insights on aging gracefully and living vibrantly.

Find out more at: https://vivianneknebel.com/

For more information about David Cantor and Vivianne Knebel, visit our website at www.Relatable-Media.com.

Our first storyteller is Wayne D. McFarland, an accomplished author and storyteller. We are delighted to share his captivating narrative titled "The Day We Pitched The Loan Shark."

Find out more about Wyne at: www.talesfromtheday.com

Next, we are honored to introduce Dr. Roxanne Daleo. Dr. Roxanne is a highly regarded expert in Health Psychology, recognized for her innovative contributions to the field. Her story, "My Why! Using Sound of Voice, Music and Imagination to Help Kids Heal" reminds us to cherish the various phases of life's journey.

Find out more about Dr. Roxanne at www.drroxannedaleo.com

Our first storyteller is Bibiana Krall, an award-winning author, world traveler, devoted mother, and wife. In her narrative titled "Fear is Fuel," she shares a captivating tale of exceptional collaboration and unwavering determination.

Up next we have Kalee Boisvelt. Kalee is a seasoned financial expert and author with more than 15 years of experience in the industry. However, her curiosity about money and finance ignited from an early age. In her narrative titled "Go on a Money Date: The Power of Dating Your Dollars," she imparts valuable insights and tips on cultivating a healthy relationship with money.

For more on Bibiana Krall and Kalee Boisvelt, visit our website at www.Relatable-Media.com.

Catch The Story is bringing 'Doggy Bank,' the winner of New Narratives, a captivating indie comedy series. Created by Thales Corrêa, based on the classic by the legendary Brazilian author Machado de Assis, 'Doggy Bank' is a dark comedy about a goofy slacker who starts dog-sitting a posh puppy and gets pulled into an unexpected friendship with its eccentric owner! The series offers a fresh, humor-filled take on universal themes like ambition and friendship in a culturally diverse setting.

Join us for the next three consecutive Saturdays on Catch The Story Podcast, and get ready to dive into this exciting series! You can watch the first 6 episodes on Prime Video.

Our first storyteller is Randi-Lee Bowslaugh. She's an author and podcaster, and in "Circus," she tells us about an unexpected circus experience.

Find out more about Randi-Lee: www.rbwriting.ca

After Randi-Lee's tale, we shift to Jeff Rasley. His story, "Solitude and Community Lost in Pikey Peak in Nepal," recounts getting lost in the Himalayas.

Find out more about Jeff Rasley at: http://www.jeffreyrasley.com

Catch The Story is bringing 'Doggy Bank,' the winner of New Narratives, a captivating indie comedy series. Created by Thales Corrêa, based on the classic by the legendary Brazilian author Machado de Assis, 'Doggy Bank' is a dark comedy about a goofy slacker who starts dog-sitting a posh puppy and gets pulled into an unexpected friendship with its eccentric owner! The series offers a fresh, humor-filled take on universal themes like ambition and friendship in a culturally diverse setting.

Join us for the next three consecutive Saturdays on Catch The Story Podcast, and get ready to dive into this exciting series! You can watch the 6 episodes on Prime Video.

Our first story is by the storyteller Douglas Weissman. He's passionate about building connections and trust through storytelling and inspiring curiosity and wonder in others. In 'The Connective Story of My Life,' he explores the art of storytelling.

Find out more about Douglas at: https://www.douglasweissman.com/

 Rick Incorvia is the author of 8 books. His writing reflects his life as a friend, lover, husband, father, and grandfather. In his spare time, he likes to play sports like softball, pickleball, and ping pong.

Find out more about Rick at: https://www.authorrickincorvia.com/

Our first storyteller is Nadia Bruce-Rawlings, who shares her story 'Scars,' which delves into the world of trauma and addiction. However, please be aware that this episode contains mature themes and language unsuitable for children.

Up next, we're excited to bring you R.J. Post's story, "Never Get on the Train," an engaging story of an unexpected trip.

Find out more Nadia at: https://www.nadiabrucerawlings.com/ and R.J. Post at: https://rjpostauthor.wixsite.com/r-j--post--author

Our first storyteller is Pat Backey, a 72-year-young lady who embarked on her writing journey just two years ago and has already published seven acclaimed books. Pat's story is truly empowering. Her latest book, "The Abandoned Wives Handbook," is now available. To learn more about Pat and how to get in touch with her, please visit our website at www.relatable-media.com.

Up next, we have Gabriel Constans. Gabrie’s story, "Picking Up the Pieces," is a touching narrative that underscores the importance of mental health. Gabriel is a multifaceted individual, working as a novelist, screenwriter, journalist, and counselor. Be sure to watch his movie, "The Last Conception," which is available now. For further information about Gabriel and how to reach out to him, please visit our website at www.Relatable-Media.com.

Our first storyteller is our good friend, Lightnin' Charlie. His story, "FIRE IN THE HOLE," is nerve-racking and brilliantly narrated, serving as a powerful reminder of the precious gift of life. Charlie is a recording artist, author, and entertainer. To find out more about Lightnin' Charlie and how to contact him visit lightnincharlie.com and https://www.relatable-media.com/

 Up next, we have Alan Friedman. Alan’s story, "Back Then When I Knew It All" , is an inspirational story of his journey from being an enemy of the gay community to being one of its strongest supporters. Alan is a podcaster and author. To find out more about Alan, please visit: www.relatable-media.com.