story juice

story juice

a place to post ideas, information, resources and philosophies about telling stories. share what you know and what you think about telling stories through photos, art, video, audio, ... and more? story juice: beverage that gets you... [more]

a place to post ideas, information, resources and philosophies about telling stories. share what you know and what you think about telling stories through photos, art, video, audio, ... and more?

story juice: beverage that gets you really drunk and makes the wild story a bit more loco. (urbandictionary.com)

You have to be always drunk. That's all there is to it. ... But on what? Wine, poetry or virtue, as you wish. But be drunk. from Be Drunk by Charles Baudelaire (poets.org)

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stories from bristol

Written by traceym on
Bristol Stories is a collaboration between Watershed and Bristol Museums, Galleries and Archives Service. The two organizations began working together on this creative project in March 2005, involving the public in the development of content for the new Museum of Bristol which will show how the experiences of Bristol people today are making tomorrow’s history. Everybody has a story to tell, and through technology people can now relate these stories to a wider audience using their own voice and images. Bristol Stories aims to enable diverse individuals and communities to tell their many stories of Bristol. The most recent story was made in April ... Read Full Story

Beading and reading

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Last weekend I went to a workshop at the Woodland Cultural Centre . It was led by Sam Thomas , an Iroquois beading artist, and Munuve Mutisya, founder of the Akamba Peace Museum in Kenya. They are working together on a project that will be displayed at the United Nations this summer -- The Great Tree of Long Leaves. There are fascinating parallels between the beading traditions among the Akamba and Iroquois. Both used beaded belts to record significant events (as in the Akamba replicas on the right in this photo and in Iroquois wampum ). Colonization was actively hostile to these practices in ... Read Full Story

questions

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From the Freire conference . Chris Cavanaugh from Comeuppance told us the first story from Episode 9. Thanks Chris for the Ah-hah! moment. Yep - there were some GATT-Fly folk (now ECEJ ) there too. Read Chris' blog for more about the conference. And lots of other good stuff. Read Full Story

mother's day (video story project)

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I am going to cook some asparagus for my Mum on Sunday (shhhh....don't tell her). For more great documentaries about food and other social justice stuff, check out Media Matters . Have a great Mother's Day. Read Full Story

Racing the Rain

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We must go now. The sky is getting darker and darker. The storm is on the way, and it is really bad storm. I don't think we can afford to hide under the trees - its dangerous. We packed everything. The car is a mess, but we must go now. It started to spit with rain a bit, but it stopped. I am sure it will start to rain hard very soon. Did we get everything in, I don't know. At this point we cannot see anything - its really dark. We know that there is still stuff on the ground, but if we ... Read Full Story
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