Off the Page

Missed Connections by Neeharika Bandlapalli by Stanford Storytelling Project

Radical Puppets Revisiting The 1999 Seattle WTO Protests by Emily Zhang by Stanford Storytelling Project

In this episode, Arielle DeVito reads two short stories, "Owen" and "Wing-Longing." You can find more of Arielle's work at her website: https://arielledevito.com/

Off the Page is a podcast of stories, essays, and poetry from the Stanford University writing community, produced by the Stanford Storytelling Project in collaboration with the Stanford Creative Writing Program. Music by Breakmaster Cylinder

Learn more at storytelling.stanford.edu and at creativewriting.stanford.edu

In this episode, Sterling HolyWhiteMountain reads an excerpt from the anthology, "The Education of Little Man False Star Boy."

Off the Page is a podcast of stories, essays, and poetry from the Stanford University writing community, produced by the Stanford Storytelling Project in collaboration with the Stanford Creative Writing Program. Music by Breakmaster Cylinder

Learn more at storytelling.stanford.edu and at creativewriting.stanford.edu

In this episode, Stegner Fellow Derrick Austin reads a suite of poems.

Off the Page is a podcast of stories, essays, and poetry from the Stanford University writing community, produced by the Stanford Storytelling Project in collaboration with the Stanford Creative Writing Program. Music by Breakmaster Cylinder

Learn more at storytelling.stanford.edu and at creativewriting.stanford.edu

What do we gain from gathering? In this episode, we’re thinking about how coming together can change us. We’ll hear about a citizen-led clean-up movement in India, a Bay Area artist who forms an unlikely friendship with a church in Colorado, and a student who experiences the power of connection at a living museum on Stanford campus.

Producers: Isabella Tilley, Tanvi Dutta Gupta, Regina Ta, Adesuwa Agbonile, Aparna Verma, Victoria Yuan, Patricia Wei, Hannah Scott, Jenny March

Featuring stories produced by Tanvi Dutta Gupta, Regina Ta, and Adesuwa Agbonile. The stories feature the work of the Experience Sankofa Project (Venus Morris, Mizan Alkebulan-Abakah, Sizwe Andrews-Abakah), the artwork of Stanford professor Enrique Chagoya, and the grassroots-organized Ugly Indian Movement in Bangalore, India. Also featured in these stories are the voices of Frank Omowale Satterwhite, Jeanette Smith-Laws, Dereca Blackmon, and Persis Drell.

“Le Songe d’Halcohii” - Sunhiilow - From There to Here

“Awakenings” - Ketsa

“Clouds at the Gap” - Blue Dot Sessions - Zander

“Throughput” - Blue Dot Sessions - Holyoke

“Louver” - Blue Dot Sessions - Holyoke

“Willow Belle” - Blue Dot Sessions - Little Rock

“Soothe” - Blue Dot Sessions - Bodytonic

“Songe d’Automne” - Latché Swing

In this episode, Neha Chaudhary-Kamdar reads an excerpt from her first novel.

Off the Page is a podcast of stories, essays, and poetry from the Stanford University writing community, produced by the Stanford Storytelling Project in collaboration with the Stanford Creative Writing Program. Music by Breakmaster Cylinder

Learn more at storytelling.stanford.edu and at creativewriting.stanford.edu

This episode investigates the act of preserving, a decision made in the present, regarding the past, looking towards the future. What can we learn from what we choose to preserve? What does preserving reveal about our values?

Producers: Cat Fergesen, Karen Ge, Regina Kong, Liv Jenks, Andy Lee, Lola McAllister, Carolyn Stein, Allie Wollner, and Grace Zhang

Music:

Traveler by Alexander Nakarada

http://oroclick.com/Celtic-music/3_Traveler.php

Teals Descending Upon the Level Sand, Lo Ka Ping:

https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lo_Ka_Ping/Lost_Sounds_of_the_Tao/lokapingtealsmp3

Mountain Breeze, Purple Planet

https://www.purple-planet.com/mountain-breeze

We visit five places on campus where future doctors are learning how to practice medicine. We’re going to real classrooms: anatomy lab and wet lab, lecture halls, we visit a Stanford Free Clinic, bike across campus to the mausoleum, and head down the road to Webb Ranch. We’re asking: How are students learning to practice medicine, thoughtfully?

Producers: Victoria Yuan, Aparna Verma, JJ Kapur, Sarah Griffin, Esha Dhawan, Linda Liu, Christy Hartman, and Gaby Li

In this episode, Chloe Hamilton reads a suite of poems.

Off the Page is a podcast of stories, essays, and poetry from the Stanford University writing community, produced by the Stanford Storytelling Project in collaboration with the Stanford Creative Writing Program. Music by Breakmaster Cylinder

Learn more at storytelling.stanford.edu and at creativewriting.stanford.edu