Unravel

I'm baaack! Moving onto the next bone of my storytelling spine - collectivism as an act of legacy.Sign up to our newsletter to be in the running to win a copy of Mana Tuturu: Maori treasures and intellectual property rights hereYou can access the Unravel podcast transcript here.Support our work and buy us a ko-fi hereOur website is herePodcast artwork by our sis, Elsie Andrewes. Check out her work here.Purchase a copy of True Tracks by Terri Janke hereFind out more at https://shows.acast.com/unravelSupport Culture FactoryWatch and share SIS the show, season 1 on Vimeo for free hereSign the petition for equity and justice for all in the Aotearoa/New Zealand screen sector hereFollow SIS the show on social media here

Moving onto the second bone of my storytelling spine - Time, as the root of creative collaboration.You can access the Unravel podcast transcript here.Sign up to our newsletter hereSupport our work and buy us a ko-fi hereOur website is herePodcast artwork by our sis, Elsie Andrewes. Check out her work here.Purchase a copy of Holding Change by adrienne maree brown hereRead the work of Alexis Pauline Gumbs hereRead about Ceguva and Critical Path hereFind out more at https://shows.acast.com/unravel

Unpacking my storytelling spine and looking at it's first bone - Geneaology, as a beginning point for creativity protocols.You can access the Unravel podcast transcript here.Sign up to our newsletter hereSupport our work and buy us a ko-fi herePodcast artwork by our sis, Elsie Andrewes. Check out her work here.Find out more at https://shows.acast.com/unravel

Reading my blog 'What is Story Sovereignty?' to contextualise conversations you may be part of, or internalising.You can access the Unravel podcast transcript here. You can read the original blog post on the Unravel website here.Sign up to our newsletter hereSupport our work and buy us a ko-fi herePodcast artwork by our sis, Elsie Andrewes. Check out her work here.Find out more at https://shows.acast.com/unravel

Episode NotesMeet the Unravel podcast host, Emele Ugavule, & hear her discuss why she cares so much about the audience & storyteller relationship.You can access the Unravel podcast transcript hereSign up to our newsletter hereBuy us a ko-fi herePodcast artwork by our sis, Elsie Andrewes. Check out her work here.Find out more at https://unravel.pinecast.co