What of the Ground we are standing on?

Cara and Cat

Join Storytellers Cara & Cat as they explore our myriad connections to each other and the Earth, through story and reflection on culture and the divine. Enjoy this inspiring mix of storytelling, discussion and - of course - humour!

  1. APR 20

    Nature and story with Shane Ibbs

    Shane Ibbs is a modern day Oral Storyteller who first heard traditional stories as a child from his father and often repeated them to his siblings and eventually his own three children. In 1997 Shane went to Canada and while he was there, he was invited to meet with the indigenous Metis people and be part of their Ceremonies and a Story Healing Circle, an immense privilege. This experience not only rekindled Shane’s storytelling spark, it also provided a profound shift in his thinking as he began to use ‘Applied Storytelling’ as a Social Worker and then as a Counselling Therapist. Join us for this wonderful discussion with Shane as we look at how storytelling connects us to the natural world, and the world connects to story. He shares a couple of stories including the wonderful Thomas the Thatcher, one of Duncan Williamson’s passed on tales.  You can find out more about Shane’s work at https://www.shaneibbsstoryteller.com/ or on social media at https://www.instagram.com/ibbsshane/ and https://www.facebook.com/storytellershane.co.uk/ Please get in touch, we would love to hear your thoughts on anything story and the ground we are standing on. You can find further information about Catriona and her work at https://catrionablanke.de/. Cara Silversmith can be contacted through email at cara@onenatureeducation.com and at https://www.carasilversmith.com/  her environmental education website https://www.onenatureeducation.com/

    1h 10m
  2. 04/30/2024

    Biodiversity and the Rowan Tree

    In the mountains perhaps you have noticed isolated trees that stand alone on rocky outcrops. Cara Silversmith shares her story of the Lonely Rowan Tree inspired by these amazing trees. We discuss biodiversity loss, and the role of storytelling in nature connection. We hope you enjoy and that it sparks discussion in your local habitats.  We would love you to subscribe to the podcast and please do share it with friends. If you are enjoying our discussions and would like to leave a review that would help to support our work. Much love Cara & Cat.  FEMININE FIRES: Our journey into Feminine Fires, stories of strong women and rekindling our own flames, started on the 24th of April 2024, and we would still be delighted to have you join us. https://femininefires.catrionablanke.de/ For further details and to sign up https://storymedicine.teachable.com/p/feminine-fires You can find further information about Cara Silversmith through email at cara@onenatureeducation.com at https://www.facebook.com/carasilversmith and  https://www.facebook.com/onenaturestories ; her website is https://www.carasilversmith.com/  and her environmental education website https://www.onenatureeducation.com/ Catriona and her work can be found on fb https://www.facebook.com/Catrionablankestoryteller  and here https://catrionablanke.de/  Her German language Story medicine podcast is at https://storymedicine.buzzsprout.com Here is the link to Cat's new blog: http://advocatadea.de/ #storytelling #MythsandLegends #storiesofidentity #storiesfortheenvironment #whatoftheground #whatofthegroundwearestandingon #storiesofhope #folklore #beyou #everydaymagic #ecologyofperception #goddesses #storymedicine #femininefires #storymagic #biodiversityloss #biodiversity #wildlife #nature #naturestories

    39 min

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Join Storytellers Cara & Cat as they explore our myriad connections to each other and the Earth, through story and reflection on culture and the divine. Enjoy this inspiring mix of storytelling, discussion and - of course - humour!