This song is the result of an artistic exchange between desert blues musician ANEWAL and the duo "MeoNeo" around Werner Krotz-Vogel and Claudia Huismann. A dunya timchar literally means: The earth is a place for love and well being. It is the people living on this planet just destroying this beautiful space. Where peace should reign only war and destruction.
Recorded at StudioA in Alfter/Bonn.

A dunya timchar

Practicing interconnectedness as spirituality has led Bernal on some pretty unforgettable adventures. He migrated to the US from Guatemala in 1990 seeking asylum and now works with these populations including unaccompanied children -- it's a full circle of sorts in a field that can deplete the most seasoned workers. Lynne Duddy and Lawrence Howard talk with Bernal Cruz-Munoz about his story "Love That Name" and how he has found hope and inspiration in unexpected places.

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Bernal Cruz-Munoz Podcast

Nyimoch tells her story, "Crossing The Forbidden Line" about why she made the choice to abandon the hostile culture that she grew up with. Then she talks with Lynne Duddy and Lawrence Howard about her belief that women should be able to choose who they decide to love and marry. It's a fascinating look into the realities of a a culture unfamiliar to many in the United States. 

MAY THE NARRATIVE BE WITH YOU®

Nyimoch Chuol Wel Podcast

As a young girl growing up in Caracas, Venezuela, Eva fantasized about her own Hollywood-style love story. Coming to the USA to study seemed like the perfect opportunity for it to become a reality. But what did fate have in store for her? Are happy endings ever more than a fantasy? This is her story.

KISS AND TELL February 8, 2019
Eva Rotter-Johnson live at The Old Church Concert Hall in Portland, OR
Hosted by Lynne Duddy and Lawrence Howard of Portland Story Theater
MAY THE NARRATIVE BE WITH YOU®

American Love Story: Eva Rotter-Johnson

Is karma immutable? Can we change our perspective, our outlook on life and the meaning of past experiences? Frank explores the possibility of a life that isn't "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short," but rather rich and kind, forgiving and full of promise. Frank's careers run the gamut from construction site go-fer to professor of English, from bridge tender to wedding photographer. As he cruises through his golden years, he looks for ways to brighten each day.

URBAN TELLERS  June 7, 2019
SO IT GOES
Frank Engel live at The Old Church Concert Hall in Portland, OR
Portland Story Theater, hosted by Lawrence Howard and Lynne Duddy
pdxstorytheater.org

So This Is How The World Works: Frank Engel

Uncle Rick was a very special person who changed Penny’s life for the better. She feels like the support and love of her family growing up made her the person she is today.
Penny is a professional puppeteer and has been since 2002. Visit her on the web at www.Pennypuppets.com

URBAN TELLERS  June 7, 2019
SO IT GOES
Penny Walter live at The Old Church Concert Hall in Portland, OR
Portland Story Theater, hosted by Lawrence Howard and Lynne Duddy
pdxstorytheater.org

Uncle Rick: Penny Walter

How does a former university professor handle living alone in a hunting cabin? Roland spent three years in that cabin in Marlboro, Vermont, 45 years ago. He now lives in Portland, plays tennis, writing a book and does public speaking.

URBAN TELLERS  November 2, 2019
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Roland Jarka live at Nordia House in Portland, OR
Portland Story Theater, hosted by Lawrence Howard and Lynne Duddy
pdxstorytheater.org

Chop Wood, Carry Water: Roland Jarka

A trip to Brazil leads to the question 'where is home?' Debz is a Pacific Northwest writer and storyteller.

URBAN TELLERS  November 2, 2019
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Debz Briske live at Nordia House in Portland, OR
Portland Story Theater, hosted by Lawrence Howard and Lynne Duddy
pdxstorytheater.org

I'm Here: Debz Briske

Using public storytelling for the first time to find and share her voice, this is a tale of duality and the cycle of life.  It’s the story of creating meaning out of chaos and finding the courage to connect and build deep relationships.

URBAN TELLERS  November 2, 2019
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Sally Berg live at Nordia House in Portland, OR
Portland Story Theater, hosted by Lawrence Howard and Lynne Duddy
pdxstorytheater.org

Unseen: Sally Berg

Kathy Gillis lives in Portland, OR. She enjoys golf and playing board games with friends. Kathy is a regular listener to NPR (even during pledge drives), and loves consuming podcasts hosted by smart and compassionate people. As a primary goal in life Kathy strives to be the best possible version of herself. Kathy is telling the story of how two simple words from an acquaintance moved her to uncover a seed of truth, allowing her to step more fully into herself.

URBAN TELLERS  November 2, 2019
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Kathy Gillis live at Nordia House in Portland, OR
Portland Story Theater, hosted by Lawrence Howard and Lynne Duddy
pdxstorytheater.org

Seed Of Truth: Kathy Gillis

I will forever miss my mother, Elaine Beth Levine. May softness embolden me. When I’m with beloved family and friends, I feel so fortunate. 

As a native Northeasterner, I have equally come to appreciate the arts, culture, nature, and flavors unique to the Pacific Northwest. 

Why is it that I forget how lucky I am sometimes?

URBAN TELLERS  November 2, 2019
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Beth Weissman live at Nordia House in Portland, OR
Portland Story Theater, hosted by Lawrence Howard and Lynne Duddy
pdxstorytheater.org

Forever Young: Beth Weissman

Portland Story Theater delivers a potent blend of vulnerability and heart. Real, true stories told by real people; face-to-face, eye-to-eye, and heart-to-heart. Stories that offer a glimpse into the human experience and this journey we all share. Exhilarating. Energizing. Empowering.

American Love Story: Eva Rotter-Johnson

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