A friend once told me that "joy is an act of rebellion." During the Covid-19 pandemic and the civil rights crisis in America right now, I'd venture to offer his truth. Today's stories focus on the word "laugh," and bring humor, nostalgia, and i
What does it mean to share a story? A post? A link? An idea? Assets? Resources? Growth? Today's stories look at how we share, what we share, and if sharing really is caring. Stories from Chasity Wilde Marcus and Katie Standish and a spoken word
In these unprecedented times - where so much is unknown - it can be easy to get lost in fear or concern. Today's stories challenge you to look at the world through eyes of wonder - to notice and pay attention to the little things we can control
Borrowing from our live show format, today's stories were all prompted by the word "face." Katie brings a recent story of protesting alongside the Wall of Moms and Black Lives Matter in Portland. Jason talks about the importance of the face whe
In this episode, host Natalie LaFrance-Slack shares a free-form reflection on how often we notice but fail to act. Black Hills storyteller Chasity Wilde brings thoughts from the Grand Canyon of exploration and self-discovery.
In today's episode, we hear a heartbreaking story of loss and the way love lingers and impacts our lives, even when our loved one is gone. I'm also excited to share a story from my mom, Kay LaFrance, who reflects on the challenges of a life wel
This week's episode features stories about spontaneous journeys with strangers and facing fears through firewalking as well as a poem about love better let go than possessed. We are Verb Storytelling Collective - stories from living people.
This week's episode brings stories from founder Natalie LaFrance-Slack, who wrestles with the unknowns of an imperfect memory, Mark Zimmerman, a South Dakota visual artist and writer, and Johnica - who perfectly sums up the blur of her own life
In our first episode, hear from Verb founder, Natalie LaFrance-Slack, as she discusses the incredible hardship of an estranged brother. Pastor Brett shares a spoken word piece about the nature of women in Christian church spaces and trans exper