Blow Your Own Trumpet

Cousins and Taxis - interview with Teh Saw Im (9 April 2008)

Introduction: In the last edition of my newsletter, I asked if any storytellers would like to be interviewed. I received a few requests and one of them is Teh Saw Im. I was interested in her story and without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Teh Saw Im ... Aneeta: Saw Im, thank you for contacting me regarding your request to be interviewed. Saw Im: Thank you for having...

Patter! - interview with James Nelson-Lucas (19 April 2008)

Introduction: In the last edition of my newsletter, I again asked if any storytellers would like to be interviewed. I received a few requests and one of them is James Nelson-Lucas. I was interested in his story and I have great pleasure in introducing to you, James Nelson-Lucas ... Aneeta: James, thank you for contacting me. James: It’s always a pleasure to be in support of the storytelling co...

The Storyteller's Garbe - interview with Linda Garbe (22 April 2008)

Introduction: In the last edition of my newsletter, I again asked if any storytellers would like to be interviewed. I received a few requests and one of them is Linda Garbe. As I did the research for the interview, I was indeed fascinated by her references to all sorts of things. For instance, she talks about something called 'Wasabi Tsunami'. I shall not tell you what she's said but will invite y...

Born a storyteller - interview with Susi Wolf (7 May 2008)

Introduction: Susi Wolf is one of the people who responded to my request for people to interview. As I did the research for the interview, I was fascinated by her reference to therapeutic storytelling. I shall say no more about this and let you read for yourself what she means. Without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Susi Wolf ... Aneeta: Susi, thank you very much for ...

44 reasons - interview with Victoria Gregor (10 May 2008)

Introduction: In March 2008, out of the blue, I received a very lovely email from Victoria. She had come across the website and wrote to tell me she was impressed with the site. I followed through with this by asking her if she'd like to be interviewed. Her story and the 44 Reasons for Teaching Storytelling captured my interest most of all and without further ado, I have great pleasure in introdu...

Living the Storyteller's Life - interview with Charles Bonasera (12 July 2011)

Introduction: I thought I'd interview someone I've 'known' for years as he's a columnist for my newsletter. Yet, from his answers below, I realised there's more to Charles than I thought. So, without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Charles Bonasera... Aneeta: Charles, thanks for agreeing to this interview. Charles: Aneeta, thanks for having me. Aneeta: Let’s start wi...

Encyclopaedic Storyteller - interview with Richard Johnson (30 May 2008)

Introduction: When I made a request for a new columnist, I received many, many emails. One of them was from Richard. I've looked at his website and I feel that he will be able to help some of my readers. I, therefore, took the liberty of asking if he'd like to be interviewed. He agreed; therefore, without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Richard Johnson ... Aneeta: Rich...

Money Streams - interview with C. Hope Clark (31 May 2008)

Introduction: One of the people who responded to my request for a new columnist was C. Hope Clark. From the interview below, you'll understand how I felt when Hope responded and, therefore, without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, C. Hope Clark ... Aneeta: Hope, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Hope: You are quite welcome. Always glad to talk to other writers....

People are most important - interview with Jodi Webb (1 July 2008)

Introduction: Again, one of the people who responded to my request for a new columnist was Jodi Webb. Without further ado, I have great pleasure in introducing to you, Jodi Webb ... Aneeta: Jodi, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Jodi:  Well, thanks for asking me.  I have to confess that this feels like a piece of cake—a few weeks ago I was on a writer’s panel where the audience—which ...
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