David Robert Farmerie
Stories From the World is a compilation of stories from everywhere. As a Documentary Photographer I am granted access to a wide variety of cultures, people, and thereby, stories. Through this podcast I am able to share them with you.
- Update frequency
- every 4 days
- Average duration
- 13 minutes
- Episodes
- 47
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2023
The Importance Of Tribes
Tribalism has been part of our societies for millennia, but over the past two decades tribalism has evolved. This episode discusses the importance of tribes within our societies, and also presents in…
Tue 12 Sep 2023
The Smell of the Roses
This podcast episode talks about the importance of memories, and also about the vital importance of stopping, periodically, to Smell the Roses.
Wed 08 Sep 2021
Wilson Residency: Episode 4/ Part 2 of 2
This is part 2 of the final episode from my Residency in Wilson, North Carolina.
Sun 08 Aug 2021
Wilson Residency: Episode 4/ Part 1 of 2
As I wrap up my time in Wilson, North Carolina I talk about my final week. In this episode I talk about Miss BB Pink.
Wed 04 Aug 2021
Wilson Residency: Episode 3
Issues around Black and White seem to permeate our society now more than ever. Wilson is a town of change, in many ways, including the relations between these two sides.
Mon 26 Jul 2021
Wilson Residency: Episode 2
The documentary on Burk Uzzle is “F/11 and Be There”. It can be found on PBS.
Tue 20 Jul 2021
Wilson Residency: Episode 1
This is the introduction to the series I will present over the next 4 weeks from my work in Wilson, North Carolina, as part of the Eyes On Main Street Residency Program.
Sun 11 Jul 2021
Remembering My Time With the B-17 Bomber Crews
Having spent several months working on a photo story of the crew member veterans of the B-17 Bombers, of WWII, I was presented with many stories. One of these I am sharing with you.
Sun 04 Jul 2021
Remembering Virgin Gorda
This is the story of Cuthbert Alfredo Vanterpool, stealing souls, and making his portrait.
Sun 27 Jun 2021
Sheep Shearing Dine' Style:
Recently I had an assignment to photograph Sheep Shearing on the Navajo reservation. Granted, sheep shearing is not exclusive to the Dine', but the history behind it, and the way in which they do it,…
Sun 20 Jun 2021
Four Short Stories
In this episode I share four short stories: How Do You Serve?, Gardening In The Rain, The Potential Demise of the Hasidic Jewish Culture, and Wheelchair vs. The Stroller.
Sun 13 Jun 2021
I'm Back!
It has been a lengthy delay since my last episode. In this short (8 min.) episode I talk about the direction forward...
Thu 03 Jun 2021
Tales of Travel: Part One
In this time of continuing COVID shutdowns, gathering stories has become limited. Rather than continuing to put this series on hold, I have decided to bring you stories of "my" travels - in an attem…
Tue 23 Feb 2021
Georgia On My Mind
Through a series of serendipitous circumstances I have developed a fondness for central Georgia, and its people.
Tue 09 Feb 2021
A New Year...
The New year is upon us. This episode reflects upon the past year, and the hope for the coming year.
Mon 11 Jan 2021
The I - 40
Traveling Interstate 40, especially once one is west of Oklahoma City, the Interstate become somewhat of a Novelty Highway - with attractions reminiscent of the Route 66 heyday.
Sun 13 Dec 2020
Helen Greyeyes
Helen Greyeyes is indicative of the Navajo People. I met Helen about one year ago, and have now become like an extended part of their family. I have photographed Helen many times, but more gratifying…
Sun 06 Dec 2020
Dinner With The Bellard Family
I felt that this would be the perfect post-Thanksgiving story that I could share with you. It is a story of an experience, that still holds great importance for me - and one that I constantly am Than…
Sun 29 Nov 2020
Giving Thanks
As we approach Thanksgiving, and then the ubiquitous Christmas Season, I decided to share a few stories for the occasion.
Sun 22 Nov 2020
Rodeo Days
Rodeo Days tells the story of how I came to love rodeo, while searching for its humanity.
Sun 15 Nov 2020
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