Five tell-tale signs of big trouble with your little story. We can all hide behind the excuse, “its a bad economy.” But in reality, if your story feels like an eighties B-movie, there’s only so much love that will keep the nostalgia alive.
Podcast with Andy Goodman, discussing the topic: why bad stories happen to good causes, scheduled for July 6 at 1pm EDT.
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Podcast with David Polinchock, discussing the topic: brand experience design, technology and the narrative continuum, scheduled for June 22 at 1pm EDT.
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What is the Relationship Economy? Despite a world of infinite knowledge and possibilities, it feels increasingly harder to make sense of everything. How do we navigate this evolving landscape — when the old maps seem obsolete? Thankfully, we have the mind and insights of Jerry Michalski to help guide the way, as our sherpa and upcoming guest on The New Storytellers, Tuesday, June 8, at 1pm EDT.
It seems everywhere you look established brands are in the midst of radical and ambitious re-inventions. It may be helpful to walk you through a few examples and teach you about four basic genres of brand re-invention that may guide the path forward.
I’m thrilled to be interviewing my guest Paul Costello, founder of the Center for Narrative Studies and director of New Story Leadership for the Middle East. Paul is one of my earliest mentors in the field. We’ll be discussing a new theology for storytelling in this modern world. Exploring the re-defining boundaries of narrative across time and space, and culture. Paul Costello is currently engaged in the most challenging narrative project of his life.
The New Storytellers: a bi-weekly interview podcast series on storytelling and the new language of business. Many unique and insightful guests are interviewed about how storytelling connects and plays out in their respective thought leadership arena.
Its just a tease at 2:48 min but this opening video is an intriguing glimpse at Story 2.0 from Penguin Books digital publisher Jeremy Ettinghausen. On the fora.tv site, are an additional series of clips case study examples from the talk. It’s curious to think how traditional publishing might join the fray. Especially as we reinvent the bounds of narrative [...]
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