Stories We Don't Tell SWDT Studios

It’s been a while, but we’re finally back with a new batch of episodes. As per usual, each episode kicks off with a story recorded live at one of our events. Following the story is a discussion with the SWDT Crew about the art of writing and storytelling.

Abdallah shares a story about a very unique cactus plant. Paul and Stefan talk about how to make effective use of twist endings. The podcast is produced by Yasaman Mansoori.

It’s been a while, but we’re finally back with a new batch of episodes. As per usual, each episode kicks off with a story recorded live at one of our events. Following the story is a discussion with the SWDT Crew about the art of writing and storytelling.

Alena shares a story about a relationship slowly breaking up. Paul and Stefan talk about how to translate a written essay into a performed piece. The podcast is produced by Yasaman Mansoori.

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All the music on the podcast was composed by the amazing singer/songwriter Arlene Paculan.

It’s been a while, but we’re finally back with a new batch of episodes. As per usual, each episode kicks off with a story recorded live at one of our events. Following the story is a discussion with the SWDT Crew about the art of writing and storytelling.

Paul shares a story about doing things alone as a single person. Stefan then joins him to talk about using humour to dig into taboo topics. Please note, the audio is not the greatest at the end of the story, but you’ll get it. We didn’t want to push the audio levels too high in the audio mix.

Here are a bunch of ways to engage with us online:

Learn more about the process of telling a story with us.

Check out all workshop and event dates for the entire season.

Subscribe to our monthly newsletter.

Use this form to sign-up to join workshops and tell a story.

SWDT writing tips.

Get your copy of the SWDT book.

All the music on the podcast was composed by the amazing singer/songwriter Arlene Paculan.

It’s been a while, but we’re finally back with a new batch of episodes. As per usual, each episode kicks off with a story recorded live at one of our events. Following the story is a discussion with the SWDT Crew about the art of writing and storytelling.

Stefan shares a multi-generational story about trying to stay afloat. Paul then joins him to talk about one of their favourite topics: themes.

Here are a bunch of ways to engage with us online:

Learn more about the process of telling a story with us.

Check out all workshop and event dates for the entire season.

Subscribe to our monthly newsletter.

Use this form to sign-up to join workshops and tell a story.

SWDT writing tips.

Get your copy of the SWDT book.

All the music on the podcast was composed by the amazing singer/songwriter Arlene Paculan.

It’s been a while, but we’re finally back with a new batch of episodes. As per usual, each episode kicks off with a story recorded live at one of our events. Following the story is a discussion with the SWDT Crew about the art of writing and storytelling.

Veronica shares a story about finally finding the time to go out on a date, but it doesn’t end well. Paul and Stefan talk about structuring a story by using a time limit. The podcast is produced by Yasaman Mansoori.

It’s been a while, but we’re finally back with a new batch of episodes. As per usual, each episode kicks off with a story recorded live at one of our events. Following the story is a discussion with the SWDT Crew about the art of writing and storytelling.

Sam shares a story about a very serious neck injury - in this timeline, at least. Paul and Stefan talk about how to take a very plot-driven story that you’ve told many times and unpack the emotions. The podcast is produced by Yasaman Mansoori.