Storytellers Project to present ‘I Am’ series celebrating all Americans
The Storytellers Project is launching a special series called “I Am” to more fully tell the stories of America. The first is “I am Black” on March 2.
Michelle Rogers, USA TODAY Network
Listen to personal stories of love, heartbreak in post-Valentine’s Day show
Listen to 5 Americans share true, personal stories about love and heartbreak Feb. 16 during a virtual storytelling show celebrating Valentine’s Day.
Storytelling night about new beginnings, fresh starts and hope
Five people from across the United States will share personal stories about new beginnings as we look forward to the new year and fresh starts in 2021.
Storytellers to share joys, disappointments of holidays
Emmy Award-winning comedy writer Teresa Strasser will join four people in sharing true, first-person stories about the ups and downs of the holidays.
5 truths about food and family as we enter the holiday season
The Storytellers Project will present “Food and Family” on Nov. 19 featuring celebrity chef Rocco DiSpirito and blogger/influencer Melissa Johnson.
Astronauts to share personal stories about experiences in space
Adventure stories with everyday moments of self awareness and deep feelings to be shared as part of live, virtual storytelling event.
Storytellers to present stories of ‘Entrepreneurship and Hustle’
Well-known entrepreneurs will share their personal stories of struggle and success while pursuing their dreams.
Civil rights leaders, activists to share personal stories on work for Black equality
Storytelling night dedicated to the experiences of notable civil rights leaders and those on the front lines of the continued work for Black equality.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists share stories behind their stories
USA TODAY Network journalists will share the work behind their Pulitzer Prize-winning stories during livestreamed event on Sept. 3.
Storytelling show to share ‘Lessons Learned’
“I believe telling human stories is the very best way we help each other understand complicated, important problems in our lives,” says Jim Tankersley.