What can be learned by inviting citizens to re-story their cities? This was a question posed by Demos, a British think tank for “everyday democracy.” From my perspective, the most interesting finding to come out of the experiment was the utility of the re-storying process itself. By engaging citizens in creative ways, a diversity ofContinue reading “Re-storying Cities: the Glasgow 2020 Project”
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Crumbfest in Edinburgh
I told the story of The True Meaning of Crumbfest last night at the Scottish Storytelling Centre‘s Christmas Storytelling Cafe. It is a profound story about how a young mouse by the name of Eckhart discovers what Christmas is all about. An environmental and animal-friendly take on the season by Prince Edward Islander David Weale.Continue reading “Crumbfest in Edinburgh”
Tea, the Storytelling Festival, and the Birth of a Website
I was explaining what I was doing over here in Scotland to some storytellers and storylisteners over tea at the Netherbow Theatre Cafe during the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, when someone asked me what I was going to do with my research. I’m sorry to say that the question stumped me. I hadn’t really thoughtContinue reading “Tea, the Storytelling Festival, and the Birth of a Website”