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Welcome to The Story Craft Podcast—I'm Dr. Meg Adams, your host and co-founder of Homeplace Creative.
In today’s episode, we’re diving into a topic that’s close to my heart: networking, but not in the traditional sense. Instead of thinking about it as something transactional, what if we approached networking like making new friends? I’ll be sharing how storytelling is a powerful way to get to know others better, build trust, and create authentic connections.
Whether you’re looking to grow your personal network, connect with new collaborators, or just engage with people in a more meaningful way, storytelling is the key.
So, grab a cup of coffee, and let’s explore how we can use the stories we share to learn more about those around us!
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Welcome to The Story Craft Podcast, where we dive into strategies for creating impactful content that drives results. In this episode, we're joined by Sarah Panus, a 20+ year content expert and host of the top-ranked Marketing with Empathy® podcast. Sarah shares her signature F.E.D. method—Focus, Empathy, and Data—that blends the art and science of storytelling to create content that resonates with audiences and boosts conversions. Whether you're looking to refine your content strategy or scale your business, Sarah’s actionable insights will help you take your marketing to the next level.
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Building trust through telling stories is one of the most powerful communication strategies you can use to build community and strengthen relationships. In this episode, storytelling consultant and speaker, Katie Quesada shares her tips to help you tell your best stories!
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We're trying something new here on the podcast and bringing you a recast of Meg's Tell Your Stories Workshop, so you can take the tools she shares and add them to your storytelling tool box. This episode focuses on storytelling for your brand.
Have a question or concern about storytelling you'd like us to answer? Contact us at [email protected] and let us know so that we can answer it in a future episode!
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We talked with jesikah about how she uses storytelling projects to mobilize communities. She shares valuable insight on how to create and sustain community participatory work (work with the communities we serve) and shares her own stories from doing this work. She also provides excellent resources and guidelines for storytellers who aim to empower others to tell their stories!
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In this episode, Meg shares her tips for organizing your stories so that you can share them strategically to gain influence. Often, people say they feel overwhelmed when it comes to sharing their stories. Start the process of organizing your stories so you can share them with the right audience at the right time to build connections and community!
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Sue Grabowski founded Desidara (formerly Grabowski & Co.) in 1997, following experience as a journalist, an ad agency account executive and an internal communications leader at Progressive Insurance. Over the past 27 years, the firm has grown into a multi-million-dollar enterprise, producing communications strategies and deliverables for organizations such as Newmont Corporation, The Timken Company, Akron Children's Hospital, Morgan Engineering, Cuyahoga Valley Career Center and Impel Wealth Management. She currently serves on the boards of Malone University, the Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Cleveland chapter of the Entrepreneurs Organization.
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Finding stories to tell to build your brand and connect with others can feel overwhelming for a number of reasons. In this episode, Dr. Meg Adams walks you through how she mines her daily life for stories to share. Check out this episode for more on how you can so the same to create authentic, honest stories that land.
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Dr. Bailey Lang is a writer, editor, and coach who loves helping authors develop effective, research-driven habits that support a productive, joyful writing life. Her writing has appeared in academic publications, magazines, books, and across the internet, and she has supported dozens of writers in getting their books from draft to done. She founded The Writing Desk to help writers build sustainable writing habits and tell stories that matter.
We talked to Bailey about how to overcome writing blocks, developing better writing habits, and navigating the publishing world. Her advice is gold. This episode is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to improve their writing or is ready to tackle that large writing project!
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Do you have anxiety around sharing your stories? You're not alone! Being vulnerable in sharing experiences is hard and can be scary. In this episode of The Story Craft podcast, Meg is giving you practical tips to help overcome the anxiety that often comes with telling your story.
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