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Feet to the Fire Writers' Workshops® OUTLOUD

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by Angela Burton, Host

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8 episodes
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Feet to the Fire Writers' Workshops® OUTLOUD is our way to bring forth personal stories, those irreplaceable voices, the true heart and spirit of people who might otherwise be quiet. Each week we'll share the conversations and snips of wisdom, laughter and honesty. Most importantly, these written stories are read by the writers themselves in the only way they can possibly be shared - in their own voices. Our goal is a simple one - tell the tales and help people feel valued, cherished, heard and connected. *Original score composed by Ben Sollee*Editor/Sound Magician: Cooper Burton

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6/17/2020

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Recent Episodes

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August 26, 2020

Carol Mead "Buddy"

Carol Mead is a woman who values the power of words, as a way to communicate with her children and grandchildren a valued reach to loved ones. She cherishes her friendships dearly and so when faced with the word "buddy", it prompted her to examine what that meant in her life. She writes about belonging, contributing, doing and the value of her female comrades, as "...older, wiser women who can revolutionize the way we live and the way we are seen by society: compassionate, nurturing, fi...

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August 4, 2020

Ellen Stanley Sears "All is Well"

Ellen Stanley Sears is a teacher, writer, and artist who finds peace in observation, in nature, especially. In this episode Ellen talks about language, the beauty of words and walking through grief, writing through grief. She says, "I know I'll be okay. I know everything will be okay. It's just what do you have to do to get there?"

Episode thumbnail for Joe Proctor "The Ray Charles Story - 1959"

July 29, 2020

Joe Proctor "The Ray Charles Story - 1959"

Joe Proctor is a faithful writer of daily journals, haiku (a traditional form of Japanese poetry), a former DJ and a grower of vegetables. He emphatically believes that writing is one of his best daily practices and he's accumulating quite a collection of words. Joe says, "Writing, perhaps, is the highest form of expression. The spoken word is important, but it comes and goes, and if it's not written down, no one remembers it later on. But writing can be permanent."

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What is Feet to the Fire Writers' Workshops® OUTLOUD?

Feet to the Fire Writers' Workshops® OUTLOUD is our way to bring forth personal stories, those irreplaceable voices, the true heart and spirit of people who might otherwise be quiet. Each week we'll share the conversations and snips of wisdom, laughter and honesty. Most importantly, these written stories are read by the writers themselves in the only way they can possibly be shared - in their own voices. Our goal is a simple one - tell the tales and help people feel valued, cherished, heard and connected. Original score composed by Ben SolleeEditor/Sound Magician: Cooper Burton

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