The purpose of Storycatchers is to create community through shared story space, believing we all have stories to tell. Listen to some of the stories we've captured along the way.
Mai takes us through all the things she needed to 'unlearn' about herself and her Hmong heritage to be able to function in a predominantly white public school system.
Stacy takes us into the unrealistic expectations she had of herself as a new mom, and the simple but meaningful things that made her finally ease into the role.
Storycatchers had the privilege of working for a semester with students from Appleton Central School, a program for at risk teens. Teens were allowed to explore, create and share whatever personal stories they wanted to have told. And, here they are in their own voices.
It only seemed fitting on 4/20 to share Sissy's story about some pot, the cops...and a can of cashews. Recorded at our Storycatchers Live: Twist of Fate event.
On this episode of the Storycatchers Podcast: Patti on finding herself behind the wheel... of her own adventure. Recorded at our Storycatchers Live: New Beginnings Event at the Neenah Public Library. Music provided by Adriel Denae
We all know them. Our very own resident, Grinch. What happens when the Grinch, who is usually ho-hum about presents gets a gift that no money can buy. Listen to Dan's story told at our Storycatchers Live: Holidazed and Confused event. Music for the Storycatchers Podcast provided by Adriel Denae.
The Holidays are full of planning and expectations. Storycatchers teller Ashley tells at our 'Awkward Family Gatherings, the Holiday Edition' event about how sometimes it's when those plans and expectations get shaken up that we find ourselves bonded to our families like never before. Music for the podcast provided by Adriel Denae
Hannah tells the story of getting a little *too* closer to her uncle at Christmas when she was 11. Music provided by Adriel Denae
Christine Awkward Family Gatherings Storycatchers Podcast by Storycatchers
Dan describes how there got to be a little Grinch in his Christmas traditions.
Listen to the live recording of Storycatchers founder Tara Pohlkotte telling the audience of Storycatchers Live: Things that Go Bump in the Night about the first time she saw a dead body. Music provided by Adriel Denae
Margeaux tells us about how reading SHE'S COME UNDONE at the age of ten taught her about life, and our ability to truly engage with it.
Storycatchers in partnership with Homeless Connections set out to capture the stories of those living, loving, and supporting those experiencing homelessness in the Fox Cities today. Music generously provided by Adriel Denae
Storycatchers set out to capture the stories of those living, loving, or supporting someone experiencing homelessness in Appleton, Wisconsin today. These are their lives. In their voices. And always, their stories. Music provided by Adriel Denae
Home. A simple word that for many means more than just a physical structure. It's a place where our story begins and returns to again and again. What happens to that story when the structure is taken away? Storycatchers set out to capture the stories of those living, loving or supporting someone experiencing homelessness in Appleton, Wisconsin. These are their voices. Their lives. And always - their stories. Music: 'Home' Cory Chisel
Brian describes his time in the military including what he wished people understood, what he wasn't really prepared for, and about the community veterans become.
Angie describes her time in the military including what she wished people understood, what surprised her, and what she is focused on now.
What do cabin fever, a herd of goats and 3 expiring condoms have in common, why a love story of course! Listen as Storycatchers Jill brings us off the grid and into the heart of her very own love story.
Rebecca shares of a book that she just couldn't quit - and one that couldn't quite quit her, either.
Some of the wonderful stories from our May 28, 2016 Storycatchers Live Event 'The First Time'
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