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Average audio length:
41 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
28 episodes
since July 27, 2026
episodic

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Writer and entrepreneur Rachel Catherine Allen joins 100 Stories for a conversation about inherited narratives, family estrangement, religious identity, writing, personal agency, forgiveness, and how language shapes the stories we live by. Rachel is the author of 23 books and founder of Bolt from t…

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What happens when a story about you becomes public enough, loud enough, and repeated enough that other people begin to experience it as who you are? Dr. Jo Boaler is a Stanford professor whose research has challenged long-held ideas about mathematics, intelligence, ability, and learning. Then she b…
What if authenticity isn’t enough? In this episode of 100 Stories: The Narrative Intelligence Project, Paige Williams talks with actor, writer, leadership consultant, and Play You: The Role of a Lifetime author Pam Sherman about identity, leadership, personal narrative, and the gap between who we b…
What happens when the story a filmmaker thinks they made isn’t the story an audience actually sees? Jeremy Sauter has spent decades marketing movies, translating two-hour films into trailers, posters, campaigns, and a reason for someone to buy a ticket. In this conversation, we explore what that wo…
"All stories are fiction. Some are closer to the truth than others — but they're all fiction. And they're all malleable." David Drake has spent thirty years building the field this podcast lives in. Founder of the Moment Institute, author, and coach of coaches, he pioneered narrative coaching — and…
Julián Nunez is a filmmaker who loves telling stories about New Mexico, its history, its people, and the perspectives that often get left out of the dominant version. But what happens when the story you construct about someone is not the story their own family recognizes? While researching a Wester…
For 27 years, Mónica Lebrón knew exactly where she was going. She had wanted to become a Division I athletic director since she was a freshman at Yale. She climbed, achieved, served, stayed available, and wore workaholism like a badge of honor. Then she found herself on the sideline. And eventually…
What if not every painful experience needs a lesson? Lynn Harris is a writer and producer who has spent her career at the intersection of comedy and culture change. In this conversation, we talk about what humor can do that argument often cannot: make people listen, expose contradiction, create dis…
What happens when the story we most want to believe about ourselves is also the story keeping us from seeing the truth? Nichelle Carr is a storyteller, technologist, activist, and attorney whose work sits at the intersection of media, law, culture, technology, and social change. In this conversatio…
Cheri Williams spent much of her career inside child welfare believing she was helping save children. Then she began questioning the story the system was telling — and her own role inside it. In this conversation, Cheri talks about the moment that forced her to reconsider more than twenty years of …
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