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In the fall of 2015, Riley Worth brought the first Story Show to Albert Lea, MN. Since then we’ve been producing about two shows a year with the profits from each show going to a different local charitable organization. Each show features at least eight writers with local ties, each sharing a story on a common theme, a theme tied to the show’s dedicated charity. The stories of this community should be shared and passed on. We encourage you to take part in this process of historical preservation and storytelling. Consider writing and sharing a piece for a future Story Show. We all have a story to tell. What’s yours?
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Pandemic Stories 1
So much has happened since our last release. Season 5 ended in early January, and now we're looking at distance learning, mass work stoppages, social distancing, and quarantining across the globe. While we adjust to all of this new stuff, The Story Show Podcast is asking listeners to submit audio recordings sharing how they're dealing with things. Angie, Shane, and Jeremy chat about this and share details on how to submit your pandemic stories in this first episode of season 6
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”The Anatomy of Giving”
Our long-delayed second episode for season 6 comes from our January 11, 2020 Story Show recorded at the Marion Ross Performing Art Center in Albert Lea, MN. In "The Anatomy of Giving," Jane Bute shares memories of her stepson, Derek and asks us to reflect on legacies, on what we leave behind.
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”Familiar Strangers”
While language and cultural barriers can make connecting with strangers challenging, sharing food often helps bring us together. Angie, Shane, and Jeremy chat about the power of shared meals before introducing world traveler Ross Pirsig‘s story about globe trotting and sharing food with new friends. Ross‘s story was recorded at the January 2020 Pass the Plate Story Show,
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”My Uncle Luke”
Often the difference between a young person ”making it” or not is having a relationship with a mentor, a special adult who invests time and attention into that child’s life. ”My Uncle Luke” is a story about such a relationship.
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”Clean Plate Club”
Jeff Zoller is a man who sees life through the lens of food. Prepared yourself for laughter as you listen to this story from our January 2020 Story Show.
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Poems by Zachary Heiken
Only twice have we featured poets on the Story Show. This episode features the playful poetry of 11 year old Zachary Heiken.