Jose Antonio Vargas
Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, and Define American founder Jose Antonio Vargas is a leading voice for the human rights of immigrants in America. In this episode, Jose dis...
20 Kesä 202026min
Catherine Burns
Catherine Burns, Artistic Director of The Moth, discusses the organization's history, the importance of listening, and how stories can bridge the personal and the universal. - © 2020 Future of StoryT...
12 Kesä 202026min
The Need for New Stories — Van Jones
Activist and political commentator Van Jones discusses the influence of Marvel comics on his life and activism, the power of virtual reality to create empathy and understanding, and why the future of ...
4 Kesä 202030min
Human Stories, Human Connections — Rainn Wilson
Rainn Wilson discusses the need for positive stories on the internet, what it took to create the iconic Dwight Schrute character, and his high school radio show where he read Dr. Seuss poems in betwee...
21 Touko 202027min
Scott Harrison
Charity: water founder Scott Harrison shares how he has used storytelling to build the organization to the success it is today, and why a simple story is so much more powerful in moving people to acti...
14 Touko 202024min
Bill Margol and Jon Kamen
PBS American Portrait creators Bill Margol and Jon Kamen discuss how they’re using crowdsourced stories from people across the country to explore what it really means to be an American today. For mor...
7 Touko 202026min
Claire Wardle
Misinformation expert and First Draft News cofounder Claire Wardle discusses how misinformation spreads, why it's so powerful, and how journalists can leverage storytelling techniques to turn the tide...
2 Touko 202025min
Changing Content and Constant Curiosity — Neil Patrick Harris
Screen and stage polymath Neil Patrick Harris discusses the power of immersive theater, the struggles of parenting during a pandemic, and how learning trapeze taught him to stay calm under pressure. ...
23 Huhti 202029min
