New episodes to inspire your storytelling


Hi Reader,

I’m excited to share that two new Atlantic Impact podcast episodes are now available. Hillary Webb from the Valley Regional Hospital Foundation joins me to talk about the Five I’s of Storytelling, and Travis Daley from The Gaia Project shares how their team adapts stories for different audiences. Both conversations are filled with practical ideas for nonprofit teams.

You can listen to the latest episodes and learn more about the podcast here:

Thanks for being part of this community,

Tanya


Want to be on the podcast?

We’re now booking guests for our second season! If you are Atlantic-Canada based and your organization has advanced its mission forward through storytelling, we’d love to hear from you.


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