Storyteller explores how and why we tell stories. From writers to musicians, therapists to architects, we are all engaged in building the world we live in through the stories we tell about ourselves, others and the world.
A podcast for the curious, host Lisa Golden interviews this wide range of storytellers to explore the nuance, beauty and quirky edges of how and why a story has been told, exploring how the way power, art, otherness and belonging continues to change across time.
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Do you consider yourself a spiritual person?
This week on Storyteller, host Lisa Golden speaks to author, psychologist and former Chosen Chief of The Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, Philip Carr-Go…
Are you ready for some storytelling school? Today's class - the love interest
Queer Creative's founder Cathie Swan takes us on a deep-dive into how the deepest human desire to find love has been used …
Are we all burnt out?
The term became so ubiquitous during the pandemic it came close to losing its meaning. However for many people struggling to managing the stresses of lockdown, childcare, demandi…
Hello fellow Storytellers!
This is a quick updates and apology for the pause in interviews. Lisa is back next week with some of the world's most interesting and dynamic storytellers, as well as new ep…
We’re trying something new over at Storyteller HQ!
After the success of the Story Spine episode, host Lisa Golden and Cathie Swan from Queer Creatives UK are back to cover some of the most interestin…
The story of motherhood is one of the most powerful narratives in women’s lives from a very early age. Whether you dream of a large brood or are determined to never have kids, the question becomes ma…
Do you find it hard to talk about money? In the household where you grew up, did the adults talk about money? Was it a source of stress, or a source of power?
Money can sometimes seem like it’s not fr…
How can we challenge our perceptions around work, love and life that may not be serving us?
Writer and podcast host Tiffany Philippou bases her various forms of storytelling from this perspective. Fro…
How do you cultivate creativity in your everyday life?
This week on the pod, founder and quest leader at Channel Twelve, Sam Furness, tells us about his journey to becoming a “parallel pather”. Alongs…
BONUS EPISODE!
Trying out something new on Storyteller, host Lisa Golden speaks to founder of Queer Creatives UK, Cathie Swan.
Digging into their mutual love for storytelling, they go back to the very…
How do we make the media more diverse?
This question is one that almost all industry have not really been able to address. Because, in part, it’s hard to know where to start, which makes it all the ea…
We are starting season two with our feet planted firmly in 2021. I want to use this podcast to learn more about the world and the wonderful people who occupy it. I hope by following my curiosity, scr…
That's a wrap!
Season One of Storyteller is complete. Host Lisa Golden tells a story from her own life and what she's hopes for 2021 and season 2 of the podcast.
SHOW NOTES:
The article on secondary tr…
Climate change is a reality that every single one of use will have to deal with. There is a universality to it, a global truth, that in theory, should transcend all the things that divide us.
But it …
2020 has been a year of loss.
Nearly 1.5 million people have died from covid-19. Millions more have lost their health. We’ve lost our routines, our plans, many have lost their livelihoods. We’ve lost…
Anger shows up in all of our lives, to varying degrees, for varying reasons.
We rage at our politicians, rage against broken hearts, rage against systems that produce inequality, racism, homophobia …
Journalist and writer Nicola Slawson wanted to read more stories that reflected her experience. In her 30s and single, she was sick of dating guides or stories of women desperately trying to find lov…
On this slightly different episode of Storyteller, host Lisa Golden speaks to writer Otegha Uwagba about her new essay Whites: On Race And Other Falsehoods.
The essay explores Uwagba’s impressions and…
When you’re not well, there are some things you don’t want to hear…
Have you tried yoga?
Are you drinking enough water?
Have to tried this supplement, or that wacky Goop craze?
Well, today’s guest, Lucy …
“Poor Mexico, So far from God. So close to the United States”
These famous words, of the late Mexican dictator Porfirio Diaz, describe a difficult, bloody relationship between neighbours. The economi…