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The Heart of Storytelling

The Heart of Storytelling

著者: Alyssa Curtayne
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In this podcast, we will explore the art of oral storytelling; looking at its history, its relevance today and discovering storytellers who are passionate about bringing stories to you in the oral form. Each week we hear from a new storyteller who will bring a story to life and share their journey into this traditional artform.Copyright Alyssa Curtayne アート 文学史・文学批評 社会科学
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  • Daiva Ivanauskaitė Brown and Total Unity
    2026/08/20
    Daiva Ivanauskaitė-Brown is a professional Lithuanian storyteller based in Glasgow, whose background in history and heritage shapes her rich repertoire of Lithuanian and Scottish folklore and its' weaving with biographical tales. Known for her expressive body language, energetic delivery, and traditional Lithuanian singing, Daiva creates vivid, immersive worlds centered on womanhood, empathy, resilience, and the deep connection between people and nature. She performs widely across Europe and the UK at major book and storytelling festivals, museums, and community spaces. As a performance storyteller and a socially engaged practitioner listed in the Scottish Storytelling Forum storytellers' directory and Scottish Book Trust authors' register, Daiva works with The Village Storytelling Centre and regularly collaborates with other arts, culture and education organizations in Scotland and Lithuania bringing untold and lesser-heard voices into the spotlight. www.daivathestoryteller.com‍ ‍
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    49 分
  • Nana Tomova and Holding Vicarious Hope
    2026/08/06
    Nana Tomova is a traditional oral storyteller. She was born in Bulgaria where the Black Sea meets the Old Mountain and carries in her bones old tales of wise women and healing herbs; of golden maidens and winged serpents, stretching back to ancient Thracian times. Nana has told stories around the fire, and under the stars; in communities and women's circles; in forests and by the water’s edge. Her story walks have been featured in the Guardian and in Coast magazine.Holding a deep respect for the human experience, galvanised by her work as mental health pharmacist, she has built a bridge between the types of medicine people need. Nana regularly tells tales on her podcast, The Story Apothecary, dispensing stories as medicine. Her stories weave together elements of nature-regenerative folklore, rewilding and women's voices.Nana has studied under a tradition bearer of a women's oral storytelling tradition for the past seven years. She is currently undertaking a Masters level programme in Applied Storytelling. Nana has performed as part of the Brighton Fringe Festival and the International Scottish Storytelling Festival. She is the author of Bulgarian Folk Tales. Nana lives in the Scottish Highlands.Her Substack is https://substack.com/@nanatomovaInstagram is https://www.instagram.com/nana.tomova/ Facebook is https://www.facebook.com/NanaTomovaStoryteller/ The book can be found at: https://thehistorypress.co.uk/publication/bulgarian-folk-tales/Website www.nanatomova.com
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    53 分
  • Diep Tran and Keeping the Inner Child Alive
    2026/07/23
    Diep Tran is a language teacher, researcher, and storyteller. She earned her PhD in Applied Linguistics from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand in 2021. She has had more than 13 years of diverse teaching experience in Vietnam and New Zealand. Diep Tran is the creator of Sun and Moon Stories, a bilingual storytelling channel on Youtube. As an English teacher, she believes in the power of storytelling in teaching language to young learners. Diep Tran runs courses for teachers and parents on how to teach and connect with children through stories.
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    52 分
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