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 title: Watch and Listen
 subtitle: Audio / Visual Resources for Storytellers
-date: 2021-11-30T02:01:35.670Z
+date: 2023-10-12T08:10:37.932Z
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-Select a site of interest…
+**There are many, here are just a few.**
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+**Select a site of interest …** 
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+**... and let us know if you find others to share.**
 
 ***[Storylab](https://storylabx.tumblr.com/)***\
 A delightful website to sample the variety of storytellers who have been recorded on You-Tube. You can **see** **and hear** live performances, displaying their distinctive styles, usually in live performance situations. Recordings are slightly variable in technical quality, shown within a ‘shell' of a movie screen on your computer. Streaming quality will depend on what speed your computer/modem works, but still worthwhile.
 
 ***[Jeff Gere](http://jeffgere.com/)***\
-Jeff Gere hails from Honalulu, Hawaii, and is both a multitalented storyteller and  an organiser of festivals and gatherings of storytellers. His enthusiasm, presence, physical expression, and prowess as a performer may stimulate ideas and possibilities for your own telling. His shirts are quite an Hawaiin statement too!
+Jeff Gere hails from Honalulu, Hawaii, and is both a multitalented storyteller and  an **organiser of festivals and gatherings of storytellers**. His enthusiasm, presence, physical expression, and prowess as a performer may stimulate ideas and possibilities for your own telling. His shirts are quite an Hawaiian statement too!
 
 ***[The Moth](http://www.themoth.org/)***\
-The ‘moth' alludes to people attracted to stories (like moths to lights). This site includes recordings of 5-12 minute personal stories recorded live. The emphasis is on people telling crafted personal stories about their most exceptional experiences. Click on left hand menu **Storytellers** then click on button **Listen to Stories.** No image of the teller.
+The ‘moth' alludes to people attracted to stories (like moths to lights). This site includes recordings of 5-12 minute **personal stories** recorded live. The emphasis is on people telling crafted personal stories about their most exceptional experiences. Click on left hand menu **Storytellers** then click on button **Listen to Stories.** No image of the teller.
 
 ***[Jackie Kerin (Victorian storyteller)](http://www.jackiekerin.com.au/)***\
-Jackie's site includes several very Australian stories which can be located via the pull down ‘Stories' menu at the top. They include: *Shark* (poetry); *Phar Lap The Wonder Horse* (poetry); *A Boy* *Called Ned Kelly* (Prose); *No Horse, No Cart, No Shoes* – set in C19 South Australia (Prose). Her stories which can be either You-Tube viewable or Listenable via Windows Media or equivalent: some are in poetic (ballad form) some are in prose as noted.
+Jackie's site includes several very **Australian stories** which can be located via the pull down ‘Stories' menu at the top. They include: *Shark* (poetry); *Phar Lap The Wonder Horse* (poetry); *A Boy* *Called Ned Kelly* (Prose); *No Horse, No Cart, No Shoes* – set in C19 South Australia (Prose). Her stories, which can be either You-Tube viewable or Listenable via Windows Media or equivalent, are in **poetic-ballad** form and some are in **prose**.
 
 ***[Now Hear This](https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/archived/nowhearthis/)***\
-This site enables you to listen to five minute theme-based personal stories which have been recorded as part of the *Now Hear This* regular story-slam competition on Radio National, presented by Melanie Tait. You may also be able to participate as one of eight tellers or as a member of the audience when live slams are held in Canberra and Sydney at this stage.
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+This site enables you to listen to five minute **theme-based personal stories** which have been recorded as part of the *Now Hear. This* was a radio series of a story-slam competition on Radio National, presented by Melanie Tait. People were able to participate as one of eight tellers or as a member of the audience when live slams were held in Canberra and Sydney.
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