August 16th, 2009 
Stuttering and Storytelling
#60 or The Tim Coyne Episode
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Today I chat with Tim Coyne who is an actor living in Los Angeles and produces The Hollywood Podcast. Tim is a fantastic story teller so I invited him on my show to share his thoughts on how to tell a good story. I know all too well how stuttering can ruin a good story or joke you’re trying to tell.
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This is an open-mic podcast. I encourage you to record some audio of yourself and email it to me at coolstutter@gmail.com.
I'll play it on my next episode!
This way, we all hear each other stutter and feel less alone with our speech impediment!
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I have been invited to join a story circle in September and look forward to it immensely. I am a littel nervous about it, as not sure if I will be brave enough tocontribute, but am looking for the spirituality of the art of storytelling. I will let you know how it goes.
August 16th, 2009 at 12:29Pam, I’m a storyteller. The first time you go, listen. Without listeners, there are no tellers. I find those that tell their first time rarely return, but those that go to listen a few times first are hooked. Several of my favourite tellers stutter.
September 3rd, 2009 at 11:48People go to a book reading, not to hear the author read, but to get to know the author. You know, he’s got a point! It’s like reading interviews. We don’t want a recap of what we’ll read in the book, we want something more, something those who only read the book won’t get.
September 8th, 2009 at 16:21