Show overview
The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf has been publishing since 2007, and across the 4 years since has built a catalogue of 50 episodes. That works out to roughly 50 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 55 min and 1h 3m — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Education show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 14.6 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. Published by Eric James Wolf.
From the publisher
A national conversation from all perspectives on the profession of storytelling with children. Serving all members of the storytelling with children portion of the storytelling movement. Including presenters, listeners, festival organizers, administrators, educators, parents, and storytellers.
Latest Episodes
View all 50 episodesInterview #122 Odds Bodkin – Storytelling in the Bardic Tradition.
The New York Times dubbed him "a consummate storyteller" while TIMEOUT New York writes, "Master Storyteller Odds Bodkin is the talk of the town with his remarkable one-man Art of the Tale."
Interview #120 Diane Wolkstein – Connecting with Audiences, Other Cultures and Ourselves
iane Wolkstein is also the award–winning author of 23 books, including The Magic Orange Tree and Other Haitian Folktales and Inanna, Queen of Heaven, and numerous CDs and DVDs.
Interview #118 Diane Edgecomb – Place Based Nature Storytelling.
In this interview with Eric, I speak about how the various elements of nature mythology can be an enlivening force both for those who hear you tell and for your own journey into this ancient form of meaning.
Interview #117 Tim Errenta - Bringing Storytelling to the Fringe.
Tim Errenta has performed in Fringe Festivals around the United States using his storytelling who Top Ten Hits from 1349.
Interview #116 Antonio Rocha Using the Language of the Body in Storytelling.
How does the body without the use of te voice commuicate to an audience?
Interview #114 Angela Llyod - The Gentle Power of Patience.
Angela Llyod is a California based storyteller who has told at the National Storytelling Festival and at Festivals all over the ountry.
Interview #113 Octavia Sexton - The Jack Story a Traditional Tale for Everyone.
Octavia Sexton is a traditional storyteller from Kentucky who grewup hearing and telling Jack Stories for as long as she can remember.
Interview #111 Kathy Collins – Comedian as Storyteller - Storytelling as Comedy.
A discussion on Kathy Collins work as a Comedienne and Storyteller using her persona of Tita to tell stories about the Volcano Goddess of Hawaii.
Interview #110 Rafe Martin - Zen and the Art of Spiritual Storytelling
Rafe Martin is both a storyteller and a Zen practitioner - a writer of stories and a teacher of the zen tradition.
Interview #108 Ruth Stotter – Working with Props in Storytelling Performances.
Ruth Stotter has spent years developing hte art of using props and strong in her storytelling performances.
Interview #107 Laird Schaub - The Application of Story to Group Facilitation and Community Living.
Laird Schaub - excutve director of the Federatin of Intentioanl Communities speaks on how to engage people with in the emotional stories that trap them.
Interview #106 Michael Reno Harrell on American Folk Music and the Storytelling Community.
Michael Reno Harrell speaks on how the history of Storytelling Revival is connected to the folk music revival.
Interview #105 Tejumola Ologboni - Walking the Talk with Street Storytelling.
Master storyteller Tejumola Ologboni speaks on Street Storytelling.
Interview #104 Limor Shiponi - Striding towards Storytelling Mastery
Mastery is an ambiguous word raising the impulse of ownership and recognition, resonating something standing apart while representing a form of wholeness.
Interview #103 David Ambrose - The International Storytelling Festival of Wales
Brother Wolf speaks with David Ambrose on the foundation and running of the International Storytelling Festival of Wales.
Interview #099 Emil Wolfgang - Carrying the Pacific Island Storytelling Culture Forward.
Using stories as both a way of sharing knowledge of environment and cultural identity.
Interview #098 Ben Nind – Storytelling is Essential to Community Health.
We discuss the value of art and storytelling in maintaining and representing community health.
Interview #097 Lloyd Arneach – A Perspective on Native American Storytelling.
A discussion on the value of oral traditions and native american storytelling in the modern era.
Interview #093 Gail Herman - Building a Student Storytelling Festival.
Gail Herman speaks about building a student storytelling Festival on the Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf.
Interview #057 Michael Cotter - Farming the Heartland of American Storytelling.
Michel Cotter is the first national storyteller to perform personal stories on the main stage at Jonesborough, TN. He is a semi-retired farmer and winner of the 2009 oracle award for excellence in storytelling.