Welcome to the Stanford Storytelling Project, a new initiative begun at Stanford University in the fall of 2007. Through a weekly, themed radio show, an audio-video podcast, and live events, we are showcasing some of the best storytelling happening at Stanford and looking closely at the craft of storytelling across genres and media. Have a look around, tune in, and enjoy.
Latest Shows
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Episode 215: Unexpected Superheroes Although superheroes may seem like 2-dimensional relics of our childhood, they can have a significant impact on our lives, and the lives of others. In this episode, listen to stories on superheroes battling in academia, superheroes living among us, and fictional superheroes fighting real-world battles. |
| Host: Micah Cratty | |
| Producers: Micah Cratty, Lee Konstantinou, Matt Larson | |
| Featured: Professor Scott Bukatman, Robert Walker | |
| Music: Kissing Johnny, Noah Burbank |
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Episode 214: No work and all play What is it to be a toy or a tool? What is the difference between work and play, or is there a difference at all? In this episode, we’ll hear seriously playful stories from an academic archaeologist, a woman who designs toys for disabled children, and circuit-bending musicians. |
| Host: Hannah Krakauer | |
| Producers: Hannah Krakauer, Mike Mellenthin, Heather Roberts | |
| Featured: Michael Shanks, Jessica Zarin Kessin, Reed Ghazala, Sridharan Devarajan | |
| Music: Kissing Johnny, Dubious Ranger, Nimbleweed | |
| Video Podcast: The Man with the Electric Boots by Nicholas Berger | |
| URLs: Development by Design, Michael Shanks' lab |
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