3/10/2026
 Katie Green believes that storytelling can, and does, change the world. She has been telling stories and leading workshops for over 35 years.
Hosted By: Mike Cohen | | 3/17/2026
 Maria Gillen is a fourth-generation traditional Irish storyteller from Cork City in the south of Ireland. She was brought up where the wisdom lives in the stones, and is the current Storyteller in Residence for Sheehan's Storytelling 300-year-old Cottage in Finugue, Co. Kerry.
Hosted By: Bruce Marcus | | 3/24/2026
 Merrill Kohlhofer is a minister’s son, originally trained as a preacher but turned professional freelance storyteller and educator, history museum guide and trainer, and now a retired National Park Service historic interpreter. He has been sharing his love
forgotten US-shaping history stories for over 30 years. |
4/21/2026
 Michael Anderson is a First Amendment lawyer. After he takes off his tie, he talks to audiences in ways they don’t allow in federal court. He loves George Orwell, the Queen’s Gambit, and the first three Clash albums. He thinks: there’s no such thing as free speech if you don’t use it.
| | 4/28/2026
Lyn Ford | | 5/5/2026
 Tim Greenwood During the strange and uncertain days of the pandemic, life slowed down in ways that brought both hardship and unexpected adventures. Tim shares a series of personal stories from that time, with the realization that even during difficult times, there still can be absurd and memorable moments. |
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