The Seeing Stories podcast is for people who love stories of all kinds, traditional, mythological, fictional and poetic. Maria Whatton is a traditional storyteller and fiction author who has a wealth of experience in the literary world. She has been the chair of an international literary prize, worked and collaborated with some of Britain’s most outstanding writers and toured her award-winning shows both here and abroad.
Seeing Stories
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The Seeing Stories podcast is for people who love stories of all kinds, traditional, mythological, fictional and poetic. Maria Whatton is a traditional storyteller and fiction author who has a wealth of experience in the literary world. She has been the chair of an international literary prize, worked and collaborated with some of Britain’s most outstanding writers and toured her award-winning shows both here and abroad.
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Recent Episodes
August 26, 2020
Dogs - Matt Black
<p>Feral, ferocious, affectionate, loyal, dogs have provided poets and storytellers with boundless inspiration for thousands of years. In this podcast Maria Whatton and Matt Black discuss the inspiration that human’s best friend has given them and the fascinating facts that prove we are connected in so many ways.</p>
August 19, 2020
Moments and Visions – John Row
<p>You cannot mistake the top hat wearing man with the glorious white beard and jewel-coloured garb, master storyteller and poet John Row. In this podcast John talks to Maria Whatton about his rich poetic narratives formed from collecting people’s memories, thoughts and opinions. Common experiences, censorship, and respect are part of the discussion around a form of writing that captures moments in time, conflict and change. These written works are rich in imagery, place and time, fragments of lived lives that may otherwise never be heard.</p>
August 5, 2020
Memoir - Liz Weir MBE
<p>Liz Weir MBE a storyteller and writer from Northern Ireland has worked across five continents telling tales and promoting the art of storytelling. She has told her stories to people of all ages in pubs, prisons and hospitals as well as New York’s Vanderbilt Hall and England’s Royal Albert Hall. </p> <p>In conversation with Maria Whatton she discusses the memoir she is writing – “Story Woman”. Maria talks to Liz about her pioneering work in the library service during the years of conflict in Northern Ireland, the development of Ballyeamon Barn - a site for tourism and storytelling in the wild Glens of Antrim, and the importance of stories within our communities. Liz is an exceptional woman with a truly extraordinary life story. </p> <p>www.lizweir.org</p> <p>www.ballyeamonbarn.com</p> <p>https://armstory.org.uk/</p>
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