Here:Say Storytelling
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Podcast Overview
<p>Here:Say is a live storytelling show staged November-April at The Alluvion in Traverse City, Michigan.</p>
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Publishing Since
11/1/2017
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Recent Episodes
March 21, 2022
Remembering the Flood wsg Katie Miller
In May 2021, Here:Say worked with Midland Center for the Arts in Midland, MI, to stage a show to commemorate the 1-year anniversary of a historic flood that wreaked havoc on the town. Featured performers, including a journalist, MCFTA staff, and the newly appointed fire chief, told their first-person stories about that day. Stories begin at: Katie Guyer 00:46Jake Huss 11:40Jerry Cole 20:28Terri Trotter 30:34Jenny Lowe 37:05 Conversation with virtual guest Katie Miller 50:27
March 24, 2021
Here:Say Presents: Best Laid Plans wsg. Micah Hart of Who Knows One?
What happens when the best-laid plans don't go as planned? "Best-laid plans" features first person, true stories recorded by the performers at home. Stories begin at: Jill Howe: 01:14 Anne Bonney: 08:28 Lesley Tye: 16:56 John Klapko: 25:12 Nancy Baker: 36:49 Conversation with Micah Hart starts at 47:50
June 8, 2020
Here:Say + Up North Pride wsg. Jonny Cameron and Elon Cameron
In June 2019, Here:Say Storytelling and Up North Pride came together to kick off Pride Week with live LGBT+ storytelling at The Workshop Brewing Company. Stories Begin At: Kate Rose (00:34) Elon Cameron (13:04) Laura Gornicki (19:16) Arnie Sleutelberg and Robert Crowe (34:10) In-Studio Chat with Jonny Cameron and Elon Cameron (59:08)
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<p>Here:Say is a live storytelling show staged November-April at The Alluvion in Traverse City, Michigan.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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