The Campfire Storytelling Podcast

This episode features Kelsey Righnotwar’s, one of Campfire’s Fellows. Kelsey Rightonor provides her answer to the Season 10 question, “What do we need for a lifetime of battles?”. A Fellow’s Campfire can best be described as TED without the data, The Moth but interactive, and a sermon but without the religion. You can learn more about Kelsey Rightnowar on the Campfire website, https://cmpfr.com/events/kelsey-rightnowar/.

The Campfire Fellows go through rigorous training and coaching provided by Campfire Faculty so they can share their wisdom through story for you. Our Fellows are the people next to you at stoplights or walking by on the street. These Fellows apply or are nominated by people like you, who know interesting and introspective people with some wisdom to share. The Fellows go through a unique process with our team to discover a wealth of wisdom inside themselves and then are trained on how to share the origin stories of their wisdom. 

This episode was originally performed in June 2017, produced by Jeanette Harris-Courts, and recorded live at St. Louis Central Library.

This episode features Can Nelson, one of Campfire’s Fellows. Cam Nelson provides her answer to the Season 9 question, “What does it take to be seen?”. A Fellow’s Campfire can best be described as TED without the data, The Moth but interactive, and a sermon but without the religion. You can learn more about Cam Nelson on the Campfire website, https://cmpfr.com/events/cambrie-nelson/.

The Campfire Fellows go through rigorous training and coaching provided by Campfire Faculty so they can share their wisdom through story for you. Our Fellows are the people next to you at stoplights or walking by on the street. These Fellows apply or are nominated by people like you, who know interesting and introspective people with some wisdom to share. The Fellows go through a unique process with our team to discover a wealth of wisdom inside themselves and then are trained on how to share the origin stories of their wisdom. 

This episode was originally performed in April 2017, produced by Jeanette Harris-Courts, and recorded live at The Stage at KDHX.

This episode features Kim Kreitner-Riegerix, one of Campfire’s Fellows. Kim Kreitner-Riegerix as she provides her answer to the Season 8 question, “What does it take to be seen?”. A Fellow’s Campfire can best be described as TED without the data, The Moth but interactive, and a sermon but without the religion. You can learn more about Kim Kreitner-Riegerix on the Campfire website, https://cmpfr.com/events/kim-kreitner-riegerix/.

The Campfire Fellows go through rigorous training and coaching provided by Campfire Faculty so they can share their wisdom through story for you. Our Fellows are the people next to you at stoplights or walking by on the street. These Fellows apply or are nominated by people like you, who know interesting and introspective people with some wisdom to share. The Fellows go through a unique process with our team to discover a wealth of wisdom inside themselves and then are trained on how to share the origin stories of their wisdom. 

This episode was originally performed in March 2017, produced by Jeanette Harris-Courts, and recorded live at The Stage at KDHX.

This episode features Liz Pund, one of Campfire’s Fellows. Liz Pund provides her answer to the Season 7 question, “Where can a first step take us?”. A Fellow’s Campfire can best be described as TED without the data, The Moth but interactive, and a sermon but without the religion. You can learn more about Liz Pund on the Campfire website, https://cmpfr.com/events/liz-pund/.

The Campfire Fellows go through rigorous training and coaching provided by Campfire Faculty so they can share their wisdom through story for you. Our Fellows are the people next to you at stoplights or walking by on the street. These Fellows apply or are nominated by people like you, who know interesting and introspective people with some wisdom to share. The Fellows go through a unique process with our team to discover a wealth of wisdom inside themselves and then are trained on how to share the origin stories of their wisdom. 

This episode was originally performed in February 2017, produced by Jeff Allen, and recorded live at The Stage at KDHX.

This episode features Lisa Cagle, one of Campfire’s Fellows. Lisa Cagle provides her answer to the question, "When do you know your life is enough?”. A Fellow’s Campfire can best be described as TED without the data, The Moth but interactive, and a sermon but without the religion. You can learn more about Lisa Cagle on the Campfire website, https://cmpfr.com/events/lisa-cagle/.

The Campfire Fellows go through rigorous training and coaching provided by Campfire Faculty so they can share their wisdom through story for you. Our Fellows are the people next to you at stoplights or walking by on the street. These Fellows apply or are nominated by people like you, who know interesting and introspective people with some wisdom to share. The Fellows go through a unique process with our team to discover a wealth of wisdom inside themselves and then are trained on how to share the origin stories of their wisdom. 

This episode was originally performed in December 2016, and recorded live at The Stage at KDHX.

 Please be advised, some adult language is used during this episode.

This episode features Jenni Harpring, one of Campfire’s Fellows. Jenni Harpring provides her answer to the question, "Where do you go to heal?".  A Fellow’s Campfire can best be described as TED without the data, The Moth but interactive, and a sermon but without the religion. You can learn more about Jenni Harpring on the Campfire website, https://cmpfr.com/events/jenni-harpring/.

The Campfire Fellows go through rigorous training and coaching provided by Campfire Faculty so they can share their wisdom through story for you. Our Fellows are the people next to you at stoplights or walking by on the street. These Fellows apply or are nominated by people like you, who know interesting and introspective people with some wisdom to share. The Fellows go through a unique process with our team to discover a wealth of wisdom inside themselves and then are trained on how to share the origin stories of their wisdom. 

This episode was originally performed in November 2016 and recorded live at The Stage at KDHX.

This episode features Sympho Mubano, one of Campfire’s Fellows. Sympho provides his answer to the question, "What does it mean to be an adult?".  A Fellow’s Campfire can best be described as TED without the data, The Moth but interactive, and a sermon but without the religion. You can learn more about Sympho Mubano on the Campfire website, https://cmpfr.com/events/sympho-mubano/.

The Campfire Fellows go through rigorous training and coaching provided by Campfire Faculty so they can share their wisdom through story for you. Our Fellows are the people next to you at stoplights or walking by on the street. These Fellows apply or are nominated by people like you, who know interesting and introspective people with some wisdom to share. The Fellows go through a unique process with our team to discover a wealth of wisdom inside themselves and then are trained on how to share the origin stories of their wisdom. 

This episode was originally performed in July 2016 and recorded live at St. Louis Central Library.

Please be advised, some adult language is used during this episode. This episode also contains mention of suicidal ideation.