Brother Wolf is the Host of the Art of Storytelling with Children Podcast and tells stories to audiences worldwide.
Dayton, Ohio Area
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- Host and Producer at The Art of Storytelling with Children Podcast (Self-employed)
- Owner at Brother Wolf Storytelling (Self-employed)
- Education
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- Lesley University
- College of the Atlantic
- Calhoun School
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Eric Wolf’s Summary
Performed at a few places around the world including....
Albany Free School, Antioch School, American Museum of Natural History, Bank Street School for Children, Bar Harbor YMCA, Maine, Barnard Collage, Blue Theater - Toronto, Canada, Community Access Foundation, Columbia University, Dayton Islamic Elementary, Eco Festival, Frost Valley YMCA camp, The Fort Street School, Sydney Australia. The Fund for the City of New York, Hasting on Hudson Grade School. Kings Island Amusement Park, Our Lady Rose Elementary, Macy School, New York City Clear Water Festival, Mid-Hudson Museum of Natural History, New Jersey Liberty Science Center, PS. 75 Elementary School, WBAI Craft Fair, Toronto Blue Theater, 90.7 WJSC RADIO 99.5 FM WBAI RADIO Morning Show
Eric Wolf’s Experience
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Host and Producer
The Art of Storytelling with Children Podcast (Self-employed)
(Self-Employed; Myself Only; Entertainment industry)
March 2007 — Present (1 year 5 months)
A national conversation from all perspectives on the profession of storytelling with children. Serving all members of the storytelling with children portion of the storytelling movement. Including presenters, listeners, festival organizers, administrators, educators, parents, and storytellers.
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Owner
Brother Wolf Storytelling (Self-employed)
(Self-Employed; Myself Only; Performing Arts industry)
1991 — Present (17 years)
Storytellers used to tell fairytales that mattered to children. We live in a world of deep despair and high hope. We live in a world of horror and happiness. We live in a world where monsters and angels walk the earth. It is wrong to tell children stories of sugar and spice that rot their morals and their brains. It is wrong to create stories that have no teaching's.
True fairytales run a risk. True fairytales speak of Danger with a capitol D. Storytelling of fairytales help us to learn the roadmap outside our families. Map that once included an entire community of people and storytellers who we would have known from birth.
Additional Information
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Eric Wolf’s Groups:
National Storytelling Network, Ohio Area Presenters, IPAY, The Art of Storytelling with Children Podcast Guest List, Ohio Order for the Preservation of Storytelling, Ten Golden rules Podcast Fan, The A;lternatives to Violnece Project, Podcamp Ohio
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