Digital Dolphins Podcast Bettina Pfaendner

When we talk about Digital Storytelling, we look at storytelling in the digital world, expressing our story, what we have to say, in the form of rich media. Bettina looks at the intersection of the new- digital - and the old - storytelling, by quoting from Aristoteles’ main work “Poetics “.

Trailer for the Digital Dolphins Podcast -  story tips and tips and secerets. Listen to thought leaders in their field where storytelling takes place, we are asking the hard and the bolt questions. Come and swim with the Digital Dolphins Pod-Cast  in the digital ocean.

The storytelling recipe
500 words
1L adjectives
2L active verbs
10 names
7 settings
15 props
Mix the 500 words with 1L adjectives with the 2L active verbs, put aside for 2 hours
Take the 10 names and put them in the 7 settings, let them settle in for 2 hours, re-arrange to characters
Ad 15 props, let simmer for 3 hours, allocate to characters and into settings
Mix!
Tell!
Join Bettina to listen about how story ingredients make a perfect story-meal!

No good leadership happens without good storytelling, or "the audience dictates the story", knows Warren Huxley from Warren Huxley Consulting. Bettina interviews Warren on his secretes how to use storytelling in leadership training, and one of his secrets has to do with the Wiggles. Listen in to find out! Join our 6 weeks course to become a Master in digital storytelling and sign up for our free webinar on the 23rd of September at 10 am AEST.

No Worries Stories is a concept Bettina created to help taking our minds off too much worries. Bound to our homes, turning 3 times around , clicking the red magic red shoes 3 times and telling the stories of the object you spot the moment you stop. How did it come into your life? What made it so important for you? What is the story touching you? Share your “No worries Stories” in the Digital Dolphins Pod facebook group

"The ability to listen with your heart and not only to wait till you can speak again it’s something we all need to practice again and again, and refine."
The very first episode explains the 13 seconds rule and invites us to listen to the people we talk to.