Story Connection: Live Storytelling in Carrboro, NC

Today’s stories both explore what it means to truly be yourself. At a time when so many voices are being silenced, these stories are more important than ever.

First, Aidan Malsbary shares a story about the summer he began to understand his identity as a trans man.

Then we have a story from Kai Hill about learning how to skate, take up space, and feel powerful.

Thanks, as always, for listening.

Story Connection show on February 13th

If you want to hear more fantastic stories live, get tickets now to the February 13th Story Connection show at the Carrboro ArtsCenter.

The mission of Story Connection is to help people find their unique voice and create community through live storytelling performances and classes.

Till next time, wishing you a storyworthy week.

It’s here, Story Connection, the podcast!

This first episode features two fantastic stories told live at the Carrboro ArtsCenter.

First up is Daniel Higginbotham’s tale of the mayhem and joy inspired by a pet iguana.

Then Amy Ballard shares a hilarious story about the hazards of home renovation.

If you’re interested in learning how to tell a great story to an audience, the next class starts January 7th.

If you want to hear more fantastic stories live, the next Story Connection show will be February 13th. And stay tuned for more podcast episodes.

Wishing you a storyworthy weekend.

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The mission of Story Connection is to help people find their unique voice and create community through live storytelling performances and classes. Learn more about at writingisjoy.com/story.

Story Connection is generously supported by funding from the Orange County Arts Commission as well as listeners like you.