Podcast appearances and mentions of jude treder wolff

This is Love Hurts. Jude Treder-Wolff is a storyteller and performer living on Long Island. When Jude was in her early 20s, she had a whirlwind romance with a man from Australia while he was on vacation in the US. What was supposed to be a month-long fling turned into Jude traveling across the world to be with him, only to realize the initial spark they had didn't hold up once things became real.  Jude hosts a storytelling show that I will be a guest on this Saturday Feb 1st. Buy tickets here! Our theme song is EmoTown by Mikki Hommel. Follow Love Hurts on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, and rate and review it on Apple Podcasts!

We are so excited to be welcoming back onto Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper, creator/performer Jude Treder-Wolff. She joined us to talk more about her fabulous show, fresh off it's run at the New York City Fringe Festival, Faster. The was such a great time delving more into this production and it's complex and timely ideas. So make sure you hit play, and get your tickets while you still can!FasterJuly 6th and 7th@ Playhouse 46Tickets and more information are available at playhouse46.orgAnd be sure to follow Jude to stay up to date on all her upcoming projects and productions:judetrederwolff.comlifestage.memostlytruethings.com@lifestage_inc

Real life licensed therapist, storyteller, and improviser Jude Treder-Wolff joins us to talk about her hit solo show FASTER. The limited Off-Broadway engagement plays at Playhouse 46 and is part of the Turn the Lights On! Festival. The play which had its World Premiere at The NYC Fringe Festival in the Spring, runs Saturday, July 6 at 4:30pm and Sunday, July 7 at 3pm. FASTER tackles the world speeding up and the mental ramifications it has on us. Longtime collaborator Suzanne Bachner directs. Through true stories about trying to understand her partner's opposite approach to change, she frames a narrative about the impact of constant uncertainty as the pace of change picks up speed and transforms the world faster - and more often - than our brains are built to process.  Follow Jude today! IG: @lifestage_inc Get your tickets to FASTER, HERE

Special Spring 2024 NYC Fringe Festival episode with three dynamic creators!Lauren O'Brien presents Lolo's Boyfriend Show - a new comedic solo show, the writer is also the performer;Suzanne Bachner presents Conversations with My Divorce Attorney - the playwright also directs the two hander play which she started writing many years ago when she was getting a divorce. Her current husband stars as her divorce attorney;Jude Treder-Wolff presents FASTER - real life therapist and playwright wrote a new show about how technology is speeding up our lives. She also performs the play.SRTN WebsiteNYC Fringe

Jude Treder-Wolff and Anastasia Washington are confronted with the same ugly truth about some people. • Pitch us your story! risk-show.com/submissions • Support RISK! through Patreon at patreon.com/risk or make a one-time donation: paypal.me/riskshow • Get tickets to RISK! live shows: risk-show.com/live • Get the RISK! Book and shop for merch: risk-show.com/shop • Take our storytelling classes: thestorystudio.org • Hire Kevin Allison as a coach or get personalized videos: kevinallison.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

My Aunt Tookie has always been the black sheep of the family. Sharp as a tack, comically irreverent toward convention, and unafraid to speak her mind, she has forged her own unique path in life. She's recently been moved into hospice care, but before she dies she has one very unusual wish...   BE A PATRON HERE: https://www.patreon.com/iwrotethissongforyou   Thank You to my current Patreon supporters for helping me produce this episode! Patreon Gold (Passionate): Paula Atwood, Royce and Rosalie Blowe, Moira Danis, Kristin Dimento, Thomasina LaGuardia, Molly Perkinson, Elizabeth Rice, Linda Wells, Sharon Wyse, William Zybach.   Patreon Silver (Inspired): Ariela Bonucci, Tanara Bowie, Alison Deadman, Mark Goodwin, Hayes Hanley, Karen Hanley, Joseph Lee, Linda DiPaolo Love, Stephanie Mastri, Randall Pharr, Sallie Thalhimer, Robert Williamson. Before I Go is written and performed by Wells Hanley on piano and vocals. Mixed and mastered by Curtis Fye. ©2022   Before I Go Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley ©2022 Someone once said Don't waste your time on the dead There are things you can't control Just don't let them weigh on your soul It's while we're here, we can let it show Say what we need to say before they go   Before I go, What I want you to know is that as awful as it may seem there's no need to cry and scream Just take a chill - give up your straining It could be worse, it could be raining   Better off, do something for someone still around Lighten someone's load, wouldn't that be cool? Help them to approach the unknown, the frightening and mysterious with a joke or a laugh - it doesn't have to be so serious.   So before I'm dead Please get it into your head that the sky is not falling down and the king has got no clothes And while there are those who'll try explaining, it's best to see it all as entertaining So shed your worry, it was only draining It could be worse, it could be raining   Before I go, I hope you'll know that dying's not so bad Everyone must go - one day, even you And while we hope for heaven and fret about hell, which is just such a pile, you know the measure of a life well lived is if you made somebody smile. The hellfire and damnation, it's such an awful crock you know I may never have been “saved”, but think of what I've saved: At the cut rate crematorium for just 800 bucks I'll be relieved of all but seven pounds and I'll remain with zero… fear and regret   Before I go What I want you to know is that I love you in a place where there's no time or space And I don't know how, but I think it's true that when I'm there, I'm everywhere too Which means that I'll be here with you… So don't be sad, don't start complaining It could be worse, it could be raining   Join the Mailing List at iwrotethissongforyou.comSign up for Wells' mailing list to be sure you never miss an episode! You'll also be notified of special collaborations, upcoming live streams, or events near you. Find I Wrote this Song for You on Social Media Twitter Instagram Facebook   Thank you to family and friends for your support in the long journey that created this podcast. Your hearts are woven into every episode. A special thanks to Jude Treder-Wolff for introducing me to the NYC storytelling community and for our many adventures together pairing story and song. A very special thanks to Courtney Page Ferrell for bolstering my confidence before I believed in this idea, for realizing "it's a podcast!", and for continuing to cheer me on tirelessly. The deepest and most cathartic thank you to Elizabeth Smartt for partnering with me to birth this creative vision. For spending countless hours sculpting my idea into something clear and concise down to the logo, website, and even the format of each episode. You are a godsend of a creative collaborator and I am eternally grateful to you for bringing this podcast into the world with me.

Jon Kranz and Jude Treder-Wolff share stories about movies that changed their lives.Support RISK! on Patreon at Patreon.com/RISKMake a one-time donation to RISK! at PayPal.me/RISKshowGet tickets to RISK! live shows at RISK-show.com/tourGet the RISK! book at TheRISKBook.comTake our storytelling classes at TheStoryStudio.orgHire Kevin Allison to make a personalized video at Cameo.com/TheKevinAllisonHire Kevin Allison as a coach at KevinAllison.com

Father's Day Special Episode - When my son was born, I wrote a bunch of songs for him. He's in sixth grade now, and in this tangent-filled conversation, we discuss some of them. We also reminisce about "Dinosaur Crocodile", a song we wrote together when he was four.   BE A PATRON HERE: https://www.patreon.com/iwrotethissongforyou   WATCH DINOSAUR CROCODILE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFelNb6ChOQ   Thank You Patreon supporters for helping me produce this episode! Patreon Gold (Passionate): Paula Atwood, Royce and Rosalie Blowe, Moira Danis, Kristin Dimento, Thomasina LaGuardia, Molly Perkinson, Elizabeth Rice, Linda Wells, Sharon Wyse, William Zybach.   Patreon Silver (Inspired): Ariela Bonucci, Tanara Bowie, Alison Deadman, Mark Goodwin, Hayes Hanley, Karen Hanley, Joseph Lee, Linda DiPaolo Love, Stephanie Mastri, Randall Pharr, Sallie Thalhimer, Robert Williamson. Sleepy Time is written and performed by Wells Hanley on guitar and vocals. Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Curtis Fye. ©2010 Boy Came Down From the Sky is written and performed by Wells Hanley on piano and vocals. ©2009 Dinosaur Crocodile is written and performed by Wells Hanley and Sasha Hanley. Wells Hanley, vocals and keyboard; Sasha Hanley, vocals, drums, keyboard, harmonica. ©2014   Sleepy Time Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley ©2010   Sleepy time is in your eyes   Sleepy time is in your eyes   Sleepy time is in your eyes   but you won't let go   No you won't let go.     Now the sun is nearly gone   and we've sung so many songs   it seems we've been awake so long   now it's time to let go   it's time to let go     Dinosaur Crocodile Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley and Sasha Hanley ©2014   The dinosaur eats the crocodile   The crocodile eats the dinosaur   Everybody's trying to eat each other   Now does that make sense?     Dinosaur tastes like crocodile   Crocodile tastes like dinosaur   Everybody tastes just like each other   Now does that make sense?     Dinosaur is fond of crocodile   Crocodile is fond of dinosaur   Now they're starting to eat each other   Now does that make.......     Boy Came Down from the Sky Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley ©2009   Boy came down from the sky today   He landed in my arms, now he's here to stay   It's a happy happy day, it's a happy day   It's a happy happy day, it's a happy day       Join the Mailing List at iwrotethissongforyou.comSign up for Wells' mailing list to be sure you never miss an episode! You'll also be notified of special collaborations, upcoming live streams, or events near you. Find I Wrote this Song for You on Social Media Twitter Instagram Facebook   Thank you to family and friends for your support in the long journey that created this podcast. Your hearts are woven into every episode. A special thanks to Jude Treder-Wolff for introducing me to the NYC storytelling community and for our many adventures together pairing story and song. A very special thanks to Courtney Page Ferrell for bolstering my confidence before I believed in this idea, for realizing "it's a podcast!", and for continuing to cheer me on tirelessly. The deepest and most cathartic thank you to Elizabeth Smartt for partnering with me to birth this creative vision. For spending countless hours sculpting my idea into something clear and concise down to the logo, website, and even the format of each episode. You are a godsend of a creative collaborator and I am eternally grateful to you for bringing this podcast into the world with me.  

Where do we go when we die? And what if we could go there and then come back to tell about it? For Elizabeth Johnson Rice, a prominent 1960's social activist, her brush with death left her forever changed and set her on a mission which she is still pursuing today at the age of 80. Second Chance is written by Wells Hanley and is sung by René Marie. Wells Hanley, piano; Randall Pharr, bass; Billy Williams, drums. Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Curtis Fye. Support I Wrote this Song for You A heartfelt thanks to those of you supporting this podcast on Patreon! It's because of you that I'm able to keep the songs coming. Help out for as little as $5 a month. Join the Mailing List at iwrotethissongforyou.comSign up for Wells' mailing list to be sure you never miss an episode! You'll also be notified of special collaborations, upcoming live streams, or events near you. Find I Wrote this Song for You on Social Media Twitter Instagram Facebook Thank you to family and friends for your support in the long journey that created this podcast. Your hearts are woven into every episode. A special thanks to Jude Treder-Wolff for introducing me to the NYC storytelling community and for our many adventures together pairing story and song. A very special thanks to Courtney Page Ferrell for bolstering my confidence before I believed in this idea, for realizing "it's a podcast!", and for continuing to cheer me on tirelessly. The deepest and most cathartic thank you to Elizabeth Smartt for partnering with me to birth this creative vision. For spending countless hours sculpting my idea into something clear and concise down to the logo, website, and even the format of each episode. You are a godsend of a creative collaborator and I am eternally grateful to you for bringing this podcast into the world with me. Thank You Patreon supporters for helping me produce this episode! Patreon Gold (Passionate): Paula Atwood, Royce and Rosalie Blowe, Moira Danis, Kristin Dimento, Thomasina LaGuardia, Molly Perkinson, Elizabeth Rice, Linda Wells, Gordon Winn, Sharon Wyse, William Zybach.   Patreon Silver (Inspired): Ariela Bonucci, Tanara Bowie, Alison Deadman, Mark Goodwin, Hayes Hanley, Karen Hanley, Joseph Lee, Linda DiPaolo Love, Stephanie Mastri, Randall Pharr, Sallie Thalhimer, Robert Williamson.   Second Chance Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley ©2022   Look who's got a second chance, I'm back on the ground from the great expanse. I took a dive, but I've got a second chance. I just landed my lucky break, got the band back together for another take. I was "ciao", but now I'm wide awake.   I let my life go completely receding to a far away shore. Now I've returned so sweetly, back in the flesh, and ready for more.   I can feel my feet, I can sing and dance, I've returned to wearin' my shirt and pants, I've got a second chance. And I'm carrying a jewel, and I don't wanna drop it, I would be such a foo-el if I should ever stop making the most of this second chance!   My days were numbered, I lumbered, feeling so encumbered by fate, but having dozed and slumbered, I'm back in the race, and I'm feeling great... There's a tear somewhere in the grand design that I should have crossed that finish line and kept on running, Lord how I feel so fine!   Now I have got another shot, I've entered a bonus round, and I would never have thought there could exist this delicious twist in the plot... The curtain was closed, and the show was done, but the producer introduced an extended run. We made a pact, and now another act has begun.   The show keeps going and going, I know it's gonna grow and thrive. I'm overflowing just owing to being alive! I am gonna survive...   I'm living up my second chance, I'm gonna work this perk in my circumstance. I was revived, and I survived, my day has arrived, I'm gonna thrive, and I'm still alive cause I've got a second chance... ...and I know I never want to lose my second chance!

This week, we present two stories about the people in our lives who inspired us not only to love science, but to find our place and reach our full potential within it. With this episode, we also kick off our end-of-year fundraising campaign! Find out more here. If there's someone who inspired your science story, you can honor them with a donation to The Story Collider in their name. Part 1: On her first day as a music therapist, Jude Treder-Wolff realizes the job isn't what she expected. Part 2: After witnessing tragedy as a child, Mani-Jade Garcia stops speaking. Jude Treder-Wolff has been featured on PBS Stories From The Stage, RISK! live show and podcast, Mortified, Generation Women, Mistakes Were Made, Now You're Talking, The Armando Diaz Experience at The Magnet Theater, StoryFest at The Peoples Improv Theater, The Liar Show, Story Exchange, and many others in the New York City area, Story District in Washington, DC, and Ex Fabula in Milwaukee, WI. She believes in the power of story to build community and is host/creator of (mostly) TRUE THINGS, a game wrapped in a storytelling show, which was the first Long Island-based storytelling show. It was performed monthly at The Performing Arts Studio in Port Jefferson from 2014 until the shutdown – including a teen edition - and expanded to include shows at Industry in Huntington, NY and The Dolphin Bookshop in Port Washington. From 2016-2018 co-facilitated a teen storytelling program for rural teens in southeast Iowa, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Music Therapist, and improviser. Mani-Jade Garcia, or MJ (they/them) is a Black-Indigenous-Latinx two-spirit abolitionist, science communicator, artist, and certified holistic yoga teacher exploring the relationship between indigenous healing practices and mental health. Mani-Jade works as an educator for the Racial Trauma Center at Genesee Valley Psychology and as a community-based researcher/evaluator with Social Insights Research). Mani-Jade is currently completing their doctorate in Clinical Psychology. They are co-founder of Black In Mental Health (Twitter/IG: @BlackInMH), Black In Data (Twitter: @BlkInData) and founder/director of Refuge Workgroup (Twitter: @RefugeWorkgroup) a movement dedicated to bringing safety, accountability, and healing to academic and professional spaces. Contact Mani-Jade at manigarcia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jude Treder-Wolff, Chemda, and Brad Lawrence share stories about curses, handjobs, and running away.                          Support RISK! on Patreon at Patreon.com/RISK Make a one-time donation to RISK! at PayPal.me/RISKshow Get tickets to RISK! live shows at RISK-show.com/tour Get the RISK! book at TheRISKBook.com Take storytelling classes at TheStoryStudio.org Hire Kevin Allison to make a personalized video at Cameo.com/TheKevinAllison Hire Kevin Allison as a coach at KevinAllison.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all seek to be loved, to be accepted, to belong. Straddling multiple subgroups within the culture, Topher describes himself as "Too white to be black, too black to be gay, and too gay to be Christian". He's suffered bullying and discrimination in silence... and now he's beginning to speak out. Ready to be Loved is written and performed by Wells Hanley and is sung by Darius de Haas. The song was inspired by this video of Topher and Constance. Support I Wrote this Song for You A heartfelt thanks to those of you supporting this podcast on Patreon! It's because of you that I'm able to keep the songs coming. Help out for as little as $5 a month. Find I Wrote this Song for You on Social Media Twitter Instagram Facebook I Wrote this Song for You playlists are here! You can now find all of the songs on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Join the Mailing List at iwrotethissongforyou.comSign up for Wells' mailing list to be sure you never miss an episode! You'll also be notified of special collaborations, upcoming live streams, or events near you. Thank you to family and friends for your support in the long journey that created this podcast. Your hearts are woven into every episode. A special thanks to you, Jude Treder-Wolff for introducing me to the NYC storytelling community and for our many adventures together in pairing story and song. A very special thanks to you, Courtney Page Ferrell for bolstering my confidence before I believed in this idea, for realizing "it's a podcast!", and for continuing to cheer me on tirelessly. The deepest and most cathartic thank you to you, Elizabeth Smartt for partnering with me to birth this creative vision. For spending countless hours sculpting my idea into something clear and concise down to the logo, website, and even the format of each episode. You are a godsend of a creative collaborator and I am eternally grateful to you for bringing this podcast into the world with me. Thank You Patreon supporters for helping me produce this episode! Patreon Gold (Passionate): Paula Atwood, Moira Danis, Thomasina LaGuardia, Molly Perkinson, Linda Wells, Gordon Winn, Sharon Wyse, William Zybach.   Patreon Silver (Inspired): Royce and Rosalie Blowe, Ariela Bonucci, Tanara Bowie, Alison Deadman, Hayes Hanley, Karen Hanley, Joseph Lee, Linda DiPaolo Love, Stephanie Mastri, Randall Pharr, Elizabeth Rice, Sallie Thalhimer, Robert Williamson.   Ready to be Loved Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley ©2021   I became in a blaze of light I landed here after a long, long flight And now I'm ready to be loved I am ready to be loved   I went the way of the American child I played the game, when I was sad, I smiled But now I'm ready to be loved I am ready to be loved   When the rain goes, there ought to be a rainbow somewhere After the pain I've known, I want to believe you could begin to care And that's a heavy hope to bear.   I've felt so frightened that I've made myself small, I've said I was sorry when I was not sorry at all, And I am ready to be loved I am ready to be loved   I've been bossed and double crossed, and I've been tossed around I've been stood up, and I've been let down, And now I'm ready to rise above, I am ready to be loved.   I have pretended that I was not offended by your jokes on me When the laughter had ended, I searched your eyes, but found no empathy and that's a lonely way to be.   Here I stand before you now I've been mistreated, I've been beaten down, And now I'm ready to be loved I am ready to be loved Oh, I am ready to be loved, I am ready to be loved.    

In this follow-up conversation, Sophie shares details of her love story not revealed in Episode 1 - Indian Summer. Prompted by questions from listeners, Wells and Sophie explore Dan's continued presence in her life, how her song has impacted her over time, and the approachable wisdom of dreams. Hear Sophie's story and song in Episode 1 - Indian Summer (for Sophie). Be a Patron A heartfelt thanks to those of you supporting this podcast on Patreon! It's because of you that I'm able to keep the songs coming. Help out for as little as $5 a month. Find I Wrote this Song for You on Social Media Twitter Instagram Facebook I Wrote this Song for You playlists are here! You can now find all of the songs on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Join the Mailing List at iwrotethissongforyou.comSign up for Wells' mailing list to be sure you never miss an episode! You'll also be notified of special collaborations, upcoming live streams, or events near you. Thank you to family and friends for your support in the long journey that has created this podcast. Your hearts are woven into every episode. A special thanks to you, Jude Treder-Wolff for introducing me to the NYC storytelling community and for our many adventures together in pairing story and song. A very special thanks to you, Courtney Page Ferrell for bolstering my confidence before I believed in this idea, for realizing "it's a podcast!", and for continuing to cheer me on tirelessly. The deepest and most cathartic thank you to you, Elizabeth Smartt for partnering with me to birth this creative vision. For spending countless hours sculpting my idea into something clear and concise down to the logo, website, and even the format of each episode. You are a godsend of a creative collaborator and I am eternally grateful to you for bringing this podcast into the world with me. Thank You Patreon supporters for helping me produce this Bonus episode! Patreon Gold (Passionate): Paula Atwood, Moira Danis, Thomasina LaGuardia, Molly Perkinson, Linda Wells, Gordon Winn, Sharon Wyse, William Zybach.   Patreon Silver (Inspired): Royce and Rosalie Blowe, Ariela Bonucci, Tanara Bowie, Alison Deadman, Hayes Hanley, Karen Hanley, Joseph Lee, Linda DiPaolo Love, Stephanie Mastri, Randall Pharr, Elizabeth Rice, Sallie Thalhimer, Robert Williamson.  

Some people exude kindness, acceptance, and love, and we feel deeply seen and appreciated in their company. As her vision is fading due to a degenerative eye disease, Moira continues her important work of seeing the beauty in every person who passes her way. I See You with My Heart is written and performed by Wells Hanley. Wells is joined by Curtis Fye on bass. Lyrics appear below. Moira's photo for this episode was taken by Bill Westmoreland. Support I Wrote this Song for You A heartfelt thanks to those of you supporting this podcast on Patreon! It's because of you that I'm able to keep the songs coming. Help out for as little as $5 a month. Find I Wrote this Song for You on Social Media Twitter Instagram Facebook I Wrote this Song for You playlists are here! You can now find all of the songs on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Join the Mailing List at iwrotethissongforyou.comSign up for Wells' mailing list to be sure you never miss an episode! You'll also be notified of special collaborations, upcoming live streams, or events near you. Thank you to family and friends for your support in the long journey that created this podcast. Your hearts are woven into every episode. A special thanks to you, Jude Treder-Wolff for introducing me to the NYC storytelling community and for our many adventures together in pairing story and song. A very special thanks to you, Courtney Page Ferrell for bolstering my confidence before I believed in this idea, for realizing "it's a podcast!", and for continuing to cheer me on tirelessly. The deepest and most cathartic thank you to you, Elizabeth Smartt for partnering with me to birth this creative vision. For spending countless hours sculpting my idea into something clear and concise down to the logo, website, and even the format of each episode. You are a godsend of a creative collaborator and I am eternally grateful to you for bringing this podcast into the world with me. Thank You Patreon supporters for helping me produce this episode! Patreon Gold (Passionate): Moira Danis, Thomasina LaGuardia, Molly Perkinson, Linda Wells, Gordon Winn, Sharon Wyse, William Zybach.   Patreon Silver (Inspired): Royce and Rosalie Blowe, Tanara Bowie, Alison Deadman, Hayes Hanley, Karen Hanley, Joseph Lee, Linda DiPaolo Love, Stephanie Mastri, Randall Pharr, Elizabeth Rice, Sallie Thalhimer, Robert Williamson.   I See You with My Heart Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley ©2021   Don't be afraid that that I might not see you nothing could be any more untrue The beauty of light may have up and left me but darling, I still see you. Now I may not notice the clothes you wear or the style of your hair, or your face so dear Though you treasure the photos of the times we share that's not important here. These are the little things, but I see who you are so don't be afraid, don't even start I see you, I see you with my heart.   Lately you cry when little things confound me and it lightens your load when I reach for you Your eyes give a glow that I can feel surround me and it tells me your love is true. These are the things I see when you show me who you are so don't be afraid, don't even start I see you, I see you with my heart.   Every year there is a different style a brand new coat that's gonna last just a while a new kind of phone that'll help you feel never all alone I was told, and I did believe, don't judge by the cover, that the eyes deceive, and they do now I know it's true but no matter for me and you 'Cause we've found a different way and I see you for who you are so don't be afraid, don't even start I see you, I see you with my heart. I see you with my heart.  

The loss of a loved one is always difficult, but sometimes, while navigating our grief, we can find new horizons opening up before us that inspire our wildest dreams. Following a decade as her mother's caregiver, Tanara is celebrating her mom's life while embracing all that awaits her with joy and hope. I'm Building a Boat is written and performed by Wells Hanley and sung by Jessica Fox. They are joined by DJ Harrison on drums, Andrew Randazzo on bass, and Makeda McCreary and Frankie James on backing vocals. Lyrics appear below. Support I Wrote this Song for You A heartfelt thanks to those of you supporting this podcast on Patreon! It's because of you that I'm able to keep the songs coming. Help out for as little as $5 a month. Find I Wrote this Song for You on Social Media Twitter Instagram Facebook I Wrote this Song for You playlists are here! You can now find all of the songs on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Join the Mailing List at iwrotethissongforyou.comSign up for Wells' mailing list to be sure you never miss an episode! You'll also be notified of special collaborations, upcoming live streams, or events near you. Thank you to family and friends for your support in the long journey that created this podcast. Your hearts are woven into every episode. A special thanks to you, Jude Treder-Wolff for introducing me to the NYC storytelling community and for our many adventures together in pairing story and song. A very special thanks to you, Courtney Page Ferrell for bolstering my confidence before I believed in this idea, for realizing "it's a podcast!", and for continuing to cheer me on tirelessly. The deepest and most cathartic thank you to you, Elizabeth Smartt for partnering with me to birth this creative vision. For spending countless hours sculpting my idea into something clear and concise down to the logo, website, and even the format of each episode. You are a godsend of a creative collaborator and I am eternally grateful to you for bringing this podcast into the world with me. Thank You Patreon supporters for helping me produce this episode! Patreon Gold (Passionate): Paula Atwood, Moira Danis, Thomasina LaGuardia, Molly Perkinson, Linda Wells, Sharon Wyse   Patreon Silver (Inspired): Royce and Rosalie Blowe, Tanara Bowie, Diane Carter, Alison Deadman, Hayes Hanley, Karen Hanley, Joseph Lee, Linda DiPaolo Love, Stephanie Mastri, Sallie Thalhimer, Robert Williamson, William Zybach   I'm Building a Boat Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley ©2021   (She's building a boat, she's taking it far away from here...) Here I sit staring out at a sea where I've longed to sail I feel inside that it's finally time to begin I felt safe beneath her shade, but now I'm not afraid of the wild wind. Standing on my own, I am learning to trust myself and the wiser ones inside who help me to grow (We're standing around you, you know...) So I'll answer to the call, it's now or not at all So here I go, it's time to go   So I'm building a boat, I'm taking it far away from here I'm building a boat, I'll be heading so far beyond my fear And I'll sail my way to a better world and a better life someday Let the wind and sea come and carry me on my way (She's building a boat, she's sailing away...)   I've seen a lot of love in my life, and I know that's true And it wouldn't be so if she hadn't have helped me along (You've waited so long for this...) But my work here now is done, I've stepped into the sun and I'm feeling strong. I know where I belong, and it won't be long.   'Cause I'm building a boat, I'll be taking it far away from here I'm building a boat, I'll be heading so far beyond my fear And I'll sail my way to a better world and a better life someday Let the wind and sea come and carry me, come what may. I'll be on my way, I'm on my way... (She's building a boat, it's going to carry her away, she's building a boat, she's going to see a brighter day...) And I'll sail my way to a better world and a better life someday As I turn the page, let the storm clouds rage, I won't stray, I'll be on my way, I'm building a boat, I'm gonna sail away (She's building a boat, she's sailing away) I'm sailing away

Even a global crisis such as the Coronavirus can have a silver lining. For Drexel, a chaplain on the front lines at UAB hospital in Alabama, the past year brought an opportunity to slow down, take a deep breath, and focus on what's really important. In the Garden is written and performed by Wells Hanley. The song was inspired by Drexel's video, "A Coronavirus Gift". Lyrics appear below. Be a Patron - Support this podcast on Patreon You can get involved to help keep the songs coming! Help out for as little as $5 a month and receive special, behind-the-scenes content and other rewards in return. Find I Wrote this Song for You on Social Media Twitter Instagram Facebook I Wrote this Song for You playlists are here! You can now find all of the songs on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Join the Mailing List at iwrotethissongforyou.comSign up for Wells' mailing list to be sure you never miss an episode! You'll also be notified of special collaborations, upcoming live streams, or events near you. Thank you to family and friends for your support in the long journey that created this podcast. Your hearts are woven into every episode. A special thanks to you, Jude Treder-Wolff for introducing me to the NYC storytelling community and for our many adventures together in pairing story and song. A very special thanks to you, Courtney Page Ferrell for bolstering my confidence before I believed in this idea, for realizing "it's a podcast!", and for continuing to cheer me on tirelessly. The deepest and most cathartic thank you to you, Elizabeth Smartt for partnering with me to birth this creative vision. For spending countless hours sculpting my idea into something clear and concise down to the logo, website, and even the format of each episode. You are a godsend of a creative collaborator and I am eternally grateful to you for bringing this podcast into the world with me. Thank You Patreon supporters for helping me produce this episode! Patreon Gold (Passionate): Paula Atwood, Moira Danis, Thomasina LaGuardia, Molly Perkinson, Linda Wells, Sharon Wyse.   Patreon Silver (Inspired): Royce and Rosalie Blowe, Tanara Bowie, Diane Carter, Alison Deadman, Hayes Hanley, Karen Hanley, Joseph Lee, Linda DiPaolo Love, Stephanie Mastri, Sallie Thalhimer, Robert Williamson, William Zybach. In the Garden Music and Lyrics by Wells Hanley ©2020 As I find myself here in the garden I can feel the Sun on my skin and of every place I have ever gone before here is where I've always been   As I rest here into the silence and the wind blows the trees so easy I feel myself letting go and getting free   Free from the lock-step of my bustling and the thought that life was somehow somewhere out there As I still myself and listen and breathe in the air   There's a rule for being in the garden it's a simple one that no one can enforce: It's up to you.   Free from the lock-step of my bustling and the thought that life was somehow somewhere out there As I still myself and listen and breathe in the air   There's a rule for being in the garden it's a simple one that no one can enforce: It's up to you.

Vin Brue, Amy Brooks, Kevin Allison, Rob Penty and Jude Treder-Wolff share seasonal tales in our annual winter holidays special for 2020.         Support RISK! on Patreon at Patreon.com/RISK Make a one-time donation to RISK! at PayPal.me/RISKshow Get tickets to RISK! live shows at RISK-show.com/tour Get the RISK! book at TheRISKBook.com Get RISK! merch at RISK-show.com/shop Take storytelling classes at TheStoryStudio.org Hire Kevin Allison to make a personalized video at Cameo.com/TheKevinAllison Hire Kevin Allison as a coach at KevinAllison.com Text with Kevin about RISK! and storytelling at JoinSubtext.com/RISKshow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the first time, we feature almost all of one of our Livestream shows here on the audio podcast, with amazing stories from Will Attenborough, Jude Treder-Wolff and Dixie De La Tour.

What happens when an indoor family tries bonding over outdoor activities? Or when a teenager inadvertently picks up a job working for members of the mafia? Each month at Hopewell Theater, questions like these are answered when a rotating cast of some of the most hilarious and moving storytellers around take center stage and tell all. Recorded live on September 7th, 2018 at Hopewell Theater in Hopewell, New Jersey, ladies and gentlemen, This Really Happened... Featuring: Host Joey Novick and stories by David Lawson, Carla Katz, Jude Treder-Wolff, Sandy Marx, and Ken Galipeau.

It’s the “Who’s Afraid? Not Jude Treder-Wolff!” episode—feat. the musician/music therapist/producer and storyteller tawkin' about growing up the outlier among seven siblings in an Upper Midwest farming community, finding her way to NYC from Australia—and how *maybe* St. Jude did show her the path to her life's work, after all. With tunes from #BlackBox, #BarbaraStreisand and #Abba, and shoutouts to #EricVetter, #EmmaWatson, #WellsHanley, #KevinAllison and #AdamWade (both of whose ears are gonna *blush*) ;) #artistsIknow #womenartists #NYCartists #livingartists #supportlivingartists

R. Ben Garant, Janet W. Hardy and Jude Treder-Wolff share stories about bad drugs, risky role playing, and a #MeToo moment from the '80's.

Jude Treder-Wolff joins the show to talk more about her journey through the world of storytelling, how she has worked with music therapy, bring something to an part of the world they didn't know they needed, and so much more! See Jude as part of the Risk show Thursday, June 28, at 9:30pm! See Jude as part of Storyfest at The People's Improv Theater on Friday, July 13, at 9:30pm! Yu can see Jude in Mash Up - Stories into Song as part of the Speak Up, Rise Up Storytelling Festival on Saturday, August 11, at 2:00pm at The Tank http://www.judetreder-wolff.com/ http://www.mostlytruethings.com/ http://www.lifestage.org/ Follow the Dennis Has A Podcast on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, PocketCasts and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! You can get your Dennis Has A Podcast t-shirt at Pro Wrestling Tees!

This week we continue to bring you long distance relationships stories… I sat down for a coffee in Brooklyn with Adrien Behn, the producer of Strangers Abroad Podcast.  We talked about her podcast, her trips around the world and love. The stories come from: Keith Mellnick, a photographer and storyteller based in Washington DC. The story he shares with us was performed at the live show Sucker for Love 2016 produced by Story District in DC. Jude Treder-Wolff is the host and creator of (mostly) True Things, a monthly game and storytelling show in Long Island, NY. She has been featured on Mortified, Risk! and The Armando Diaz Experiment, to name a few. She is now performing her solo show This Isn’t Helping. And me, Vanessa Valerio… On this episode I tell the love story that changed my life. I hope you like this one!.. Happy Spring and keep loving! Vanessa Ps. If you have a story that you want to share or a question you want to ask our dating experts, send us an email! Vanessa@wearesingleling.com   Music: Painting Ocean Dreams by Twintapes.   Special thanks to: Story District 

Maia Aziz, Social Worker (PSW) and Certified Humor Professional (CHP) writes and speaks on living a life of love and laughter.  Assistant Administrative Chief of Allied Health Services at the Montreal Children's Hospital, contributing writer to The Positive Psychology People and active member of The Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor, Maia spends her Sunday mornings sharing 3 of her favorite things with someone who is out there pushing the positive- a fresh cup of coffee, a heartfelt conversation and some spontaneous laughter. These are conversations about love, laughter, leadership and well, life!  http://www.withloveandlaughter.ca/ Jude Treder-Wolff is a writer/performer, psychotherapist, storyteller and improviser. She has been a featured in shows all over the New York area, and speaks on the topic of Transformative Storytelling for conferences and events, most recently at The National Association of Social Work 2016 conference in Albany, NY,  and the 2015 Applied Improvisation World Conference in Montreal. Her solo storytelling show Crazytown: My First Psychopath was selected for the 2013 Midtown International Theater Festival and the 2012 Chicago and San Francisco Fringe Festivals and has been performed at Actors Theatre Workshop and Broadway Comedy Club in NYC among others. Jude has been published in the International Journal of Arts & Psychotherapy and has been featured in numerous news outlets including New York Newsday, Chicago Tribune, LA Times, Women's Day, and the New York Daily News. www.judetreder-wolff.com

Jen Curran, John Flynn and Jude Treder-Wolff share stories about saving and losing face

R. Ben Garant, Jude Treder-Wolff and Allison Moon share about difficult passages in life.

Christmas stories from Kevin Allison, Alex Edelman, Jude Treder-Wolff and Danielle Kramer.