Tellwell: The Podcast

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Tellwell the Podcast is where real people share real stories—the kind of stories that make you laugh, think, and maybe even tear up a bit. Each episode, we sit down with folks who’ve had unique experiences, big and small, and we explore what makes their journeys so impactful. We celebrate those moments that connect us all, highlighting voices that inspire change and build community. So, tune in, get comfy, and let’s tell some stories together—stories that matter.

  1. Scott Holdman Live at WellTold: Fundamentals, Eldership, and the Future of Donor Engagement

    May 12

    Scott Holdman Live at WellTold: Fundamentals, Eldership, and the Future of Donor Engagement

    If your donor engagement strategy is louder than it is listening, this episode is for you. Nonprofit leaders, fundraisers, and executive directors: Scott Holdman shows you how slowing down builds the trust your campaigns are missing. Recorded live at the WellTold Conference in Fargo, North Dakota, this conversation between Max Kringen and Scott Holdman digs into what actually moves nonprofit fundraising forward. Scott has coached hundreds of organizations across the Upper Midwest as the founder of Legacy Logic. You will hear why listening builds trust faster than pitching, how to lead with fundamentals, and why eldership and community belong at the center of nonprofit leadership today. ✨ By the end, you'll know how to: Listen for the priorities buried inside a donor conversationIdentify the fundamentals your role keeps skippingSculpt your strategy by removing, not addingInvite multi generational voices into your fundraisingSpot the difference between change and real evolutionUse the TALK framework to run better donor meetingsBuild community in a culture that defaults to alone Key Quote Highlights: "If you look at the person next to you, they're as mysterious and amazing and as wonderful as a planet.""We could do anything but we can't do everything, and now we have to learn how to do prioritization." Guest Bio Scott Holdman has spent more than two decades helping nonprofits and givers close the gap between good intentions and real impact. He is the founder of Legacy Logic, where he works as a philanthropic butler, a trusted partner walking alongside givers and the organizations they support. Around the Upper Midwest, Scott is considered fundraising royalty. Learn more at https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottholdman/ ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome to a live episode03:30 – Why listening is as powerful as speaking08:00 – Fundamentals vs. dopamine distraction13:15 – Change vs. evolution18:45 – The hardest fundamental Scott learned24:00 – Eldership, authenticity, community32:30 – Life tasks and life quakes 📌 Resources Mentioned Scott Holdman on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottholdman/Legacy Logic, Scott's advising practiceThe TALK Framework by Alison Wood BrooksBill Plotkin on the role of eldersSeasons of Story framework by TellwellWellTold Conference, Fargo, ND 🔔 Stay Connected Subscribe to Tellwell: The Podcast so you never miss a conversation built for mission-driven leaders. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tellwell-story-coWebsite: https://wetellwell.comNewsletter: Start with Story by Max Kringen 📣 About Tellwell the Podcast Tellwell: The Podcast is hosted by Max Kringen, founder of Tellwell Story Co. in Fargo, ND. Two people, two microphones, one real conversation for nonprofit leaders, fundraisers, and mission-driven thinkers. # A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders ready to tell stories that move people to action. Join us at The Magic Factory at Brewhalla for hands-on sessions with master storytellers, practical frameworks you can use immediately, and a community that gets the work you do. Early bird tickets start at $127 in-person or $47 virtual. Register at welltoldconference.com

    29 min
  2. Joyful Fundraising and Inclusive Philanthropy with Tesha McCord Poe

    Apr 23

    Joyful Fundraising and Inclusive Philanthropy with Tesha McCord Poe

    If you lead development work and you're tired of the grind, this nonprofit fundraising podcast episode is for you. Fundraising doesn't have to feel heavy. It can feel like joy. In this episode, host Max Kringen sits down with Tesha McCord Poe, founder of Joy Raising, for a candid conversation about joyful fundraising, inclusive philanthropy, and donor engagement that actually builds relationships. 💛 Tesha is a former lawyer, banker, journalist, and chief advancement officer who now coaches leaders to raise more money with more people and more joy. She unpacks boundaries, belonging, ego, and the moment she realized she was excluding herself from the ask. ✨ You'll Learn By the end, you'll know how to: Reframe fundraising as a relationship practice, not a performanceStop excusing yourself from asks where you belong in the roomBuild boundaries that protect your wellbeing and your teamPrepare well enough to walk in with honest confidenceFind points of connection with donors beyond wealth or statusChoose joy as a daily, practiced leadership muscleLead with courage even when the work feels heavyKey Quote Highlights: "If you have the capacity for joy right now, don't you dare keep it to yourself." "Boundaries are the space between you and I that allows me to love us both." Guest Bio Tesha McCord Poe is the founder and CEO of Joy Raising, a consultancy helping mission-driven organizations raise more money with more people and more joy. She holds a JD/MBA and has served as a lawyer, banker, journalist, school administrator, and chief advancement officer. Tesha is a sought-after keynote speaker and coach known for her work in inclusive philanthropy and donor engagement. Learn more at https://joy-raising.com ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome and how Max and Tesha met 02:30 – The meaning behind Tesha's name and middle name Joy 05:45 – From the Bronx to Barnard, and learning about access 09:15 – Choosing joy through profound personal loss 12:30 – Boundaries as love, not distance 16:00 – Why fundraising felt terrifying, and what changed 21:45 – The ask she excused herself from, and what it taught her 📌 Resources Mentioned Joy Raising: https://joy-raising.comAtlas of the Heart by Brené BrownThe dash poem, the origin of Joy Raising's URLConnect with Tesha: tesha@joy-raising.com🔔 Stay Connected Subscribe to Tellwell the Podcast wherever you listen, and leave a review if this episode moved you. Follow Tellwell on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/tellwell-story-co Follow host Max Kringen: https://linkedin.com/in/maxkringen Visit us: https://wetellwell.com 📣 About Tellwell the Podcast Tellwell the Podcast is a show for mission-driven leaders who believe story is the most powerful tool they have. Hosted by Max Kringen, founder of Tellwell Story Co. in Fargo, ND, each episode features honest conversations with nonprofit leaders, fundraisers, and storytellers about A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders ready to tell stories that move people to action. Join us at The Magic Factory at Brewhalla for hands-on sessions with master storytellers, practical frameworks you can use immediately, and a community that gets the work you do. Early bird tickets start at $127 in-person or $47 virtual. Register at welltoldconference.com

    38 min
  3. How Hope Blooms Built a Movement on Intentional Kindness with Kelly Krenzel

    Apr 14

    How Hope Blooms Built a Movement on Intentional Kindness with Kelly Krenzel

    If you're in nonprofit leadership and wondering how to build real connection with your community, this episode will change how you think about growth. Kelly Krenzel turned recycled jars, donated flowers, and a spark of inspiration into Hope Blooms. A Fargo nonprofit that has delivered over 115,000 bouquets to people facing isolation and hardship. Her approach? Leading with vulnerability and showing up with intention every single time. Kelly sits down with Max Kringen to unpack what intentional kindness looks like inside a growing organization. She shares the story of building a 100% community-funded nonprofit, attracting thousands of volunteers and creating a culture where generosity is the operating system. If you care about donor engagement or doing meaningful work without burning out, this one is for you. ✅ Checklist A framework for leading with vulnerability instead of polishHow to build trust through authentic, non-transactional relationshipsThe mindset shift that turns small acts into a sustainable missionWhy surrounding yourself with the right people matters more than having all the answersPractical ways to sustain your own energy while giving your heart to the workBy the end, you'll know how to: Lead with intentional vulnerability to attract high-hearted supportersMove past transactional fundraising into relational donor engagementUse a simple, repeatable act of kindness as the engine for growthBuild a volunteer culture rooted in authenticity and genuine connectionIdentify when to invite others into the conversation instead of going it aloneProtect your energy while leading mission-driven work that demands full presenceTurn everyday moments of connection into long-term community investment🌸 About Kelly Krenzel Kelly Krenzel is Founder, Executive Director and Chief Joy Maker at Hope Blooms in Fargo, North Dakota. Over nine years she built a 100% community-funded nonprofit that repurposes donated flowers into bedside bouquets for people experiencing isolation, grief and hardship. Hope Blooms has delivered more than 115,000 bouquets, built nearly 100 community partnerships and mobilized thousands of annual volunteers. Learn more at https://hopeblooms.org ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 – Meet Kelly Krenzel and the Hope Blooms mission  03:00 – What "more than flowers" really means after nine years  11:00 – Leading a mission built entirely on generosity  14:30 – How nonprofit leaders sustain joy without burning out  20:00 – Balancing heart-led work with organizational structure  27:45 – The Mavis story: what one visit taught Kelly about showing up  33:00 – What Hope Blooms wants to teach this community 📌 Resources Mentioned Hope Blooms: https://hopeblooms.orgHope Blooms on Facebook: https://facebook.com/hopebloomsndKelly's first podcast appearance: Episode 15, Season 1Blog post: https://wetellwell.com/2025/03/welltold-kelly/Radical Candor by Kim Scott🔔 Stay Connected Subscribe to Tellwell the Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube so you never miss an episode. Connect with Tellwell on LinkedIn and follow along at wetellwell.com. 📣 About Tellwell the Podcast Hosted by Max Kringen, founder of Tell A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders ready to tell stories that move people to action. Join us at The Magic Factory at Brewhalla for hands-on sessions with master storytellers, practical frameworks you can use immediately, and a community that gets the work you do. Early bird tickets start at $127 in-person or $47 virtual. Register at welltoldconference.com

    37 min
  4. Why Fundraising Feels Hard (And What to Do About It) with Noah Barnett

    Apr 8

    Why Fundraising Feels Hard (And What to Do About It) with Noah Barnett

    Why fundraising feels hard isn't about effort. It's about clarity. If you're a nonprofit leader drowning in shoulds, this episode will show you how to focus on what actually moves the needle. Noah Barnett, Chief Strategy Officer at DonorDock and speaker at the WellTold Conference, believes the real villain in fundraising isn't lack of resources or strategy. It's the question haunting every fundraiser at night: Am I doing enough? In this conversation, Noah walks through his framework for nonprofit focus, donor engagement, and strategic clarity. You'll learn why the best fundraising strategy isn't about doing more. It's about doing what matters most and actively choosing what to omit. This episode is for executive directors, development teams, and nonprofit leaders tired of adopting every "should" from the outside world. Checklist ✓ Stop chasing shoulds and start defining what matters most  ✓ Use the omissions list to reclaim agency and reduce stress  ✓ Focus on three priorities per time period, not thirty  ✓ Align strategy with mission before adding tactics  ✓ Put your head on the pillow knowing you did something that mattered today Key Quote Highlights: "I think that's what's at stake. This deep uncertainty and letting this villain survive, which is, am I enough? Am I doing it enough? Is this the right thing to do? That villain loves to keep you distracted." "If we can help our users put their head on their pillow at night and say, I got done today something that mattered, that's what we're doing here." Guest Bio Noah Barnett is Chief Strategy Officer at DonorDock, where he helps nonprofits use technology to scale growth without losing their humanity. He's spent over a decade in nonprofit technology after seven years in international relief and development. Noah is a builder, conversationalist, and strategist who believes the best work happens when you focus on what matters most and intentionally omit the rest. He'll be speaking at the WellTold Conference on April 30th in Fargo. Learn more at https://toolry.com/walk ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 – The villain keeping fundraisers distracted  03:15 – Noah's journey from international relief to nonprofit tech  08:00 – Where the focus framework came from  13:30 – The omissions list: deciding what NOT to do  19:00 – When it's never going to be enough  23:00 – What we lose when we're scattered  26:00 – The Eastern Europe story that changed everything 📌 Resources Mentioned DonorDock CRM platform for nonprofitsWellTold Conference (April 30, Fargo): https://welltoldconference.comBook a virtual walk with Noah: https://toolry.com/walkFriend of DonorDock promo code: 20% off WellTold registration🔔 Stay Connected Subscribe to Tellwell the Podcast wherever you listen. New episodes every week with mission-driven leaders, fundraisers, and storytellers who are actually doing the work. Follow Max Kringen and the Tellwell team on LinkedIn for more stories that move people to action. 📣 About Tellwell the Podcast Hosted by Max Kringen, Chief Storyteller at Tellwell Story Co., this podcast gets to know the humans behind the campaigns, brands, and causes that move people to action. Every week we talk about what worked, what flopped, and the moments that changed the way our guests think about f A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders ready to tell stories that move people to action. Join us at The Magic Factory at Brewhalla for hands-on sessions with master storytellers, practical frameworks you can use immediately, and a community that gets the work you do. Early bird tickets start at $127 in-person or $47 virtual. Register at welltoldconference.com

    34 min
  5. Jello, Hot Dish, and the Go-Giver Mindset: Kyle Gagner’s Unlikely Guide to Nonprofit Storytelling

    Apr 1

    Jello, Hot Dish, and the Go-Giver Mindset: Kyle Gagner’s Unlikely Guide to Nonprofit Storytelling

    Nonprofit storytelling doesn't always start with a strategy deck or a brand workshop. Sometimes it starts with a rare diagnosis, a meal train, and a small town that wraps its arms around you. On this episode of Tellwell: The Podcast, host Max Kringen sits down with Kyle Gagner, an insurance agent, public speaker, and founder of Levi's Hope, a nonprofit advocacy group born out of his son's life-limiting muscle disease. Kyle shares how that experience cracked him open, reshaped his faith, and taught him that the most powerful stories come from people willing to just be alive out loud. This isn't a polished keynote recap. It's a raw, funny, and deeply human conversation about what happens when you stop performing and start surrendering to generosity, community, and the messy truth of who you actually are. ✅ What You'll Walk Away With Rethinking how vulnerability fuels authentic nonprofit storytellingUnderstanding the difference between giving to receive and surrendered generositySeeing how small-town community rallies around trauma in ways that teach us about donor relationshipsLearning why "just do it" applies to the stories you've been afraid to tellA fresh lens on the go-giver mindset and how it applies to mission-driven workProof that you don't need a perfect origin story to move people to actionPermission to stop pretending and start connectingKey Quote Highlights: "Being alive means not pretending to be anything that you are. Just be who you are. Just be alive." "The more that we've given, the more that we've gotten. But you can't go into that with the intent to gain only, or it's not gonna come." Kyle Gagner is an insurance agent with Farm Bureau Financial Services, a public speaker, and the founder of Levi's Hope, a nonprofit advocacy group supporting children with rare muscle diseases. Based in Cavalier, North Dakota, Kyle has spent the last decade turning his family's story into a platform for authentic connection, community building, and radically honest leadership. His speaking platform, Kyle Speaks, is growing fast because his message is simple and real: just be alive. Learn more at kylespeaks.com 📌 Resources Mentioned The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David MannLevi's Hope: levishope.comKyle Speaks: kylespeaks.comKyle Gagner at Farm Bureau Financial Services: fbfs.com/find-an-agent/kylegagnerLevi's Hope film on YouTubeWellTold Conference: welltoldconference.comTellwell Resources: wetellwell.com/resources🔔 Stay Connected Subscribe to Tellwell: The Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode. Connect with Tellwell on LinkedIn and visit wetellwell.com to explore how strategic storytelling can move your mission forward. 📣 About Tellwell: The Podcast Tellwell: The Podcast is hosted by Max Kringen and produced by Tellwell, a strategic storytelling agency serving nonprofits and mission-driven organizations. Each episode brings you real conversations with leaders who are using story, strategy, and vulnerability to build deeper connections and drive lasting impact. Whether you're a fundraiser, executive director, or communications lead, this show gives you tools you can use today. #nonprofitstorytelling #nonprofitpodcast #donorengagement #gogiver #nonprofit A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders ready to tell stories that move people to action. Join us at The Magic Factory at Brewhalla for hands-on sessions with master storytellers, practical frameworks you can use immediately, and a community that gets the work you do. Early bird tickets start at $127 in-person or $47 virtual. Register at welltoldconference.com

    31 min
  6. Why Story Is the Most Powerful Tool in Nonprofit Leadership, with Ashley Ham of Dear NICU Mama

    Mar 18

    Why Story Is the Most Powerful Tool in Nonprofit Leadership, with Ashley Ham of Dear NICU Mama

    Is your nonprofit struggling to stand out in a crowded space? Nonprofit leadership gets a lot easier when you stop trying to do everything and start owning your story. Ashley Ham, Executive Director of Dear NICU Mama, knows what it means to build something meaningful from a place of deep personal experience. In this episode of Tellwell: The Podcast, Ashley shares how leaning into the power of story transformed a small peer support idea into a national nonprofit reaching millions of NICU families every year. This is not a conversation about tactics. It is a conversation about identity, clarity, and what happens when a leader stops trying to fit a mold and starts leading from who they actually are. What you will walk away with Why story is the most underused tool in nonprofit leadership How Dear NICU Mama grew into a national organization almost overnight Why Ashley chose podcasting as a primary community-building tool How virtual programming unlocked reach and accessibility for vulnerable families The power of peer support over clinical resources for families in crisis Why doing one thing exceptionally well beats trying to serve everyoneBy the end, you'll know how to: Identify the single story your nonprofit is uniquely equipped to tell Use audio content to reach your audience where they already are Build community without requiring people to show up in person Create programming that gives your audience a sense of control Lead with authenticity instead of trying to match a prescribed executive director mold Position your organization as the go-to for one specific, powerful thing Use story to eradicate shame and build genuine human connectionAshley Ham is the Executive Director and co-founder of Dear NICU Mama, a national nonprofit she built from her own experience delivering her son Silas at 28 weeks. What began as a desperate search for community and hope grew into an organization reaching over 8 million people annually on Instagram and 11 million on Facebook. Ashley is also the host of the number one NICU podcast in the world and the author of the new children's book Right On Time, a love letter to NICU families reminding them that growth is not linear and every baby's story is unfolding exactly as it should. Learn more at https://www.dearnicumama.com/ 📌 Resources Mentioned Dear NICU Mama website: https://www.dearnicumama.com/  Right On Time children's book: https://www.dearnicumama.com/right-on-time-book/  Dear NICU Mama podcast: Search Dear NICU Mama on your favorite podcast platform  Tellwell resources: wetellwell.com/resources 🔔 Stay Connected If this episode resonated with you, subscribe so you never miss a conversation like this one. New episodes drop regularly on YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow Tellwell on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/tellwell Visit us at: wetellwell.com 📣 About Tellwell: The Podcast Tellwell: The Podcast is hosted by Max Kringen and is built for nonprofit leaders, fundraisers, and mission-driven communicators who believe that story is the most powerful tool they have. Each episode features honest conversations with people doing remarkable work, and every episode is designed to leave you with something you can actually use. Find more at wetellwe A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders ready to tell stories that move people to action. Join us at The Magic Factory at Brewhalla for hands-on sessions with master storytellers, practical frameworks you can use immediately, and a community that gets the work you do. Early bird tickets start at $127 in-person or $47 virtual. Register at welltoldconference.com

    38 min
  7. From Frozen to Fearless: How to Help Your Board Tell Stories That Raise Money with Christal M. Cherry

    Mar 5

    From Frozen to Fearless: How to Help Your Board Tell Stories That Raise Money with Christal M. Cherry

    If your board goes silent the moment fundraising comes up, this nonprofit fundraising podcast episode is for you. Learn how to help your board members find their story, build real confidence, and actually show up for the mission. Most boards aren't lazy. They're unprepared. There's a difference. And once you understand that difference, everything changes. Christal Cherry has spent 20 plus years working at the intersection of nonprofit fundraising and board governance. She's worked with grassroots organizations, hospitals, foundations, libraries, and everything in between. In this conversation, she breaks down why boards disengage, how storytelling unlocks confidence, and what consistent board development looks like week to week. If you lead a nonprofit or serve on a board, this one is going to hit. Checklist: Does your board know their own story?Are you giving board members tools or just expectations?Is accountability built into your board culture?Are you doing consistent bite-sized board training?Do your board members feel prepared to make an ask?By the end, you'll know how to: Unlock your board members' personal connection to the missionUse storytelling to replace fear with confidence and purposeReframe fundraising as an invitation, not an impositionBuild consistent board development into every single meetingCreate a culture statement that sets the tone for how your board shows upUse simple accountability practices that feel supportive, not threateningOnboard new board members in a way that actually prepares them to leadAbout Christal Cherry: Christal Cherry is a nonprofit board development consultant, speaker, and coach with more than 20 years of experience in fundraising and governance. She works at the intersection of board leadership and fundraising strategy, helping organizations of all sizes build boards that are engaged, accountable, and mission-driven. Her clients include grassroots nonprofits, university foundations, hospitals, and libraries. She is also the chair of a nonprofit board herself, which means she practices what she preaches every single day. Learn more at theboardpro.com 📌 Resources Mentioned theboardpro.com — Christal Cherry's home base for board development resources, consulting, and speakingWellTold Nonprofit Storytelling Conference — April 30th in Fargo: welltoldconference.comWe Are For Good Podcast — where Max and Christal first connected through a mutual speaker, John McCoyChristal Cherry on LinkedIn: search Christal CherryThe Board Pro on Facebook and Substack🔔 Stay Connected If this episode gave you something to think about, subscribe so you never miss a conversation. New episodes drop regularly and every one is built for nonprofit leaders who want to lead with more clarity, more story, and more purpose. Follow Tellwell on LinkedIn and visit wetellwell.com to learn more about how we help nonprofits tell stories that move people to give. 📣 About Tellwell: The Podcast Tellwell: The Podcast is hosted by Max Kringen and brought to you by Tellwell, a strategic storytelling agency for nonprofits. Each episode features honest, practical conversations with fundraisers, consultants, board leaders, and mission-driven thinkers who are doing the work. If you lead a nonprofit, s A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders ready to tell stories that move people to action. Join us at The Magic Factory at Brewhalla for hands-on sessions with master storytellers, practical frameworks you can use immediately, and a community that gets the work you do. Early bird tickets start at $127 in-person or $47 virtual. Register at welltoldconference.com

    34 min
  8. Donors Aren't Customers: Clay Buck on Reframing Nonprofit Storytelling

    Feb 26

    Donors Aren't Customers: Clay Buck on Reframing Nonprofit Storytelling

    Nonprofit storytelling doesn't have to be a tearjerker to move people. It just has to be human. If you're a fundraiser who feels stuck telling the same sad story, this episode will change how you think about your work. Rethink the tearjerker story formulaSee donors as partners with a role to play, not an audience to convinceUse CRM data as a window into real human storiesMove from solicitation mode to invitation modeFind the quiet, powerful story hiding in plain sightGive donors a clear role and a genuine place to matterClay Buck has spent over 30 years in fundraising, moving from database admin to chief development officer. In this conversation, he challenges the core assumptions baked into how nonprofits approach donor engagement and nonprofit storytelling. Clay makes the case that donors aren't customers making a transaction. They're partners enacting their own values and identity. When we treat them that way, everything shifts, from our appeals to our data strategy to the stories we choose to tell. This episode is packed with practical reframes on nonprofit leadership, storytelling, and what it really means to invite someone into a mission. By the end, you'll know how to: Reframe the deficit-based story into something quieter and more powerfulIdentify the stories hiding inside your CRM dataShift from solicitation mode into genuine invitationGive donors a clear role and a reason to belongUse perspective and detail to make any mission feel relatableStop chasing donors who just aren't that into youApproach fundraising as community building, not transaction managementClay Buck is a fundraising strategist, speaker, and principal at Next River Fundraising with more than three decades of experience across performing arts, social services, and homeless services organizations. He has held roles from database administration and grant writing to chief development officer. Clay is known for challenging conventional wisdom in fundraising, including the belief that donors are customers, and for helping organizations move from surface-level transactions to genuine, lasting donor relationships. Learn more at nextriverfundraising.com ⏱ Timestamps 00:00 - Welcome and intro to Clay Buck 03:20 - Why quiet stories outperform tearjerkers 08:45 - The three-legged stool: donors, nonprofits, and beneficiaries 13:30 - Donors aren't customers: a fundraising reframe 17:00 - Giving as an act of mattering and belonging 19:30 - Donors are data: what your CRM is really telling you 26:00 - Clay's personal story on being too much and being enough 📌 Resources Mentioned Clay Buck, Next River Fundraising: nextriverfundraising.comClay on LinkedIn: TKBuckWell Told Nonprofit Storytelling Conference, April 30, 2026, Fargo, ND and online: wetellwell.com🔔 Stay Connected Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Tellwell: The Podcast. New episodes drop regularly, so subscribe and never fall behind. Visit us at wetellwell.com and connect with us on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/wetellwell/ 📣 About Tellwell the Podcast Tellwell: The Podcast is hosted by Max and brought to you by Tellwell, a strategic storytelling agency helping nonprofits raise more money, build stronger communities, and share stories that matter. Each episode features honest conversations with nonprofit leaders, fundraiser A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders ready to tell stories that move people to action. Join us at The Magic Factory at Brewhalla for hands-on sessions with master storytellers, practical frameworks you can use immediately, and a community that gets the work you do. Early bird tickets start at $127 in-person or $47 virtual. Register at welltoldconference.com

    37 min
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Tellwell the Podcast is where real people share real stories—the kind of stories that make you laugh, think, and maybe even tear up a bit. Each episode, we sit down with folks who’ve had unique experiences, big and small, and we explore what makes their journeys so impactful. We celebrate those moments that connect us all, highlighting voices that inspire change and build community. So, tune in, get comfy, and let’s tell some stories together—stories that matter.

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  • Creator
    Tellwell Story Co.
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    30
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    Explicit
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    © 2026 Tellwell Story Co.
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