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Masterclass 51: Storytelling in Permaculture

Welcome to the Permaculture Education Institute (https://permacultureeducationinstitut...) Masterclass 51: Storytelling in Permaculture session. Morag Gamble is in conversation with award-winning Australian storyteller and educator, Jenni Cargill-Strong. They discussed: -What is oral storytelling exactly and how is it different from written storytelling? -Are we all storytellers? -How does storytelling for performance differ to applied storytelling? -What does the latest research tells us about the effectiveness of storytelling to enhance attention, learning and recall and how does that work? -Can stories be used to shift peoples thinking and if so, how? -Can stories help us be more resilient? -What is therapeutic storytelling? -How can I overcome the nerves that make me shy? -and much more... Stories told soulfully can reconnect us to wonder, reverence, humility and wisdom. Stories offer a larger perspective on our lives, values and work. Stories can help us find the courage to keep working for that more beautiful world, even when we feel defeated and discouraged. Stories can help us endure hardship and loss. Stories can help us rediscover the wisdom of forgotten ancestors, rekindle hope, joy, solidarity, and connectedness. Storytelling can be used to teach principles in memorable, moving ways and build or rebuild the community. Our Special Guest: Jenni Cargill-Strong is a nationally recognised storyteller and educator with five award-winning story albums. She has thirty years of experience telling and twenty years of experience teaching storytelling. Jenni has been an invited presenter and workshop leader at Woodford Folk Festival, the Byron Writers Festival, The Australian Fairytale Conference, as well as online storytelling gatherings in the US, including National Storytelling Networks ‘Earth Up’. Jenni is also a part-time academic at Southern Cross University, teaching storytelling for the classroom to student teachers. Check out Jenni's website here: https://storytree.com.au/ Some of Jenni's work:    • Jenni Cargill-Strong explains Storytelling...      • Jenni Cargill-Strong tells three fables fo...      • The Sea Sprite and the Kelp Gardens: Upwel...   SESSION HOST: MORAG GAMBLE Morag Gamble, founder of Permaculture Education Institute (https://permacultureeducationinstitut...) & teacher of permaculture teachers (https://permacultureeducationinstitut..., is a passionate educator and has been deeply involved in creating, supporting and networking stories of sustainable and regenerative projects for 30 years on 5 continents. Her blog (https://oupermaculturelife.com/) and youtube channel (   / moraggambleourpermaculturelife  ) include interviews with storytellers from around the world and her podcast Sense-Making in a Changing World (https://sense-making.buzzsprout.com/) features many storytelling pioneers. ABOUT THE PERMACULTURE EDUCATION INSTITUTE (https://permacultureeducationinstitut...) Permaculture Education Institute, based in a permaculture ecovillage on Gubbi Gubbi country, Australia, offers programs to support people around the world to become teachers of permaculture, to activate permaculture communities. The Institute hosts regular global conversations exploring one-planet living and earth restoration - through film, podcast, masterclasses and discussion forums. Permaculture Education Institute also hosts Hive - a global learning community for PDC graduates anywhere in the world. Check out the Chat logs here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jR0L...