Just Sustainability, Episode 10B: Taylor Brorby – Biases and telling stories that resonate
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Show Notes
In the second part of our conversation, Taylor Brorby and I pick-up where we left off at the end of the previous episode. Speaking about our childhoods growing-up in rural oil towns led us to talk about how biases affect one’s work and strategies to overcome those biases. Later in this episode, Taylor and I switch topics to storytelling and strategies for telling stories that resonate with broad audiences.
Taylor Brorby is an essayist, poet, short storyist (or whatever one calls folks who write short stories), educator, and activist.
https://blackearthinstitute.org/staff/2171/ https://www.wofford.edu/academics/majors-and-programs/environmental-studies/faculty-and-staff