ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
2nd Story is dedicated to creating and crafting story-sharing experiences that foster meaningful connections between individuals and communities. We believe that well-crafted, well-told stories can be a catalyst for change for artist and audience alike.
We believe that stories are what bind us to each other.
We want to live in a world driven by empathy.
We host events in and around Chicago that elevate the storyteller’s words to deliver a unique, live, literary/theatrical experience unlike any other in the city. From small bars in Rogers Park and North Center, to big venues in Lakeview and the West Loop, to restaurants in Lincoln Park and Evanston, we produce over 30 events every season and facilitates over 145 artistic collaborations.
We craft story-sharing experiences in the form of both performances and workshops and classes. A typical show or event consists of several stories dispersed throughout the evening like courses of a meal. The stories range from the earnest and serious to the light-hearted and humorous, and can simultaneously provoke and entertain.
Our venues are as varied as our stories, and run the gamut from intimate wine bars and pubs to spacious performance halls, conference rooms, and open-office environments. Our storytellers are equally diverse, and come from all walks of life: a pastor, a bartender, a child psychiatrist, and a lawyer…their individual stories help to bridge the gap between the personal and the universal, and break down the walls between and unite artists and audiences in and among different communities.
We believe that stories are what bind us to each other.
We want to live in a world driven by empathy.
We host events in and around Chicago that elevate the storyteller’s words to deliver a unique, live, literary/theatrical experience unlike any other in the city. From small bars in Rogers Park and North Center, to big venues in Lakeview and the West Loop, to restaurants in Lincoln Park and Evanston, we produce over 30 events every season and facilitates over 145 artistic collaborations.
We craft story-sharing experiences in the form of both performances and workshops and classes. A typical show or event consists of several stories dispersed throughout the evening like courses of a meal. The stories range from the earnest and serious to the light-hearted and humorous, and can simultaneously provoke and entertain.
Our venues are as varied as our stories, and run the gamut from intimate wine bars and pubs to spacious performance halls, conference rooms, and open-office environments. Our storytellers are equally diverse, and come from all walks of life: a pastor, a bartender, a child psychiatrist, and a lawyer…their individual stories help to bridge the gap between the personal and the universal, and break down the walls between and unite artists and audiences in and among different communities.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
18 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
350 episodes
since Dec. 24, 2015
episodic
explicit content
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this week's story, teller Sahar Mustafah shares her search for support and shared space in weeks, months, and years living an ocean away from her friends and family in Palestine.
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
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In this week's story, teller Khanisha Foster recalls the highs and lows of sending her eldest off to college, and all the new beginnings that surrounded it.
In this week's story, teller Kim L. Hunt shares a memorable trip to South Africa and the cultural and linguistic revelations she experienced there.
In this week's story, teller LaTanya Lane unpacks the many ways we give and receive care and how we sometimes need to process care before accepting it.
In this week's story, teller RJ Silva shares the ups, downs, and surprising changes of his lifelong love for all things culinary.
In this week's story, teller Dr. S shares how one particular musical queen helped bridge both a literal and figurative gap between him and his sister.
In this week's story, teller Vince Pagán-Hill shares his experience helping a pair of close friends grow their family and the love he feels as an uncle to many.
In this week's story, our teller shares how he got past the all-too-common hurdle of supporting your child in a hobby you don't share, especially when it means being friends with the other parents.
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