Life Begins When You Turn 40The Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 438, Segment 3
May 20, 2016 • 21m
The repertoire of Antonio Rocha, a native of Brazil, includes unique solo shows of stories and mines that have been performed in many places on 6 continents. Antonio has performed at festivals and educational institutions all over the United States. It's always a treat when Antonio comes to town! To learn more about Antonio & the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival visit this link: TimpFest.org (Antonio Rocha storyteller profile)

The Marriage BoulderMay 20, 201612mBorn in Dublin, Clare Murphy has a repertoire of tales & shows that include myth, legend, folklore, fable, personal tales & origin stories that have been heard in over 20 countries. Now residing in London, Clare's visists are highly anticipated by fans of the Timpanogoas Storytelling Festival and listeners of The Apple Seed. To learn more about Clare & the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival visit this link: TimpFest.org (Clare Murphy storyteller profile)
Born in Dublin, Clare Murphy has a repertoire of tales & shows that include myth, legend, folklore, fable, personal tales & origin stories that have been heard in over 20 countries. Now residing in London, Clare's visists are highly anticipated by fans of the Timpanogoas Storytelling Festival and listeners of The Apple Seed. To learn more about Clare & the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival visit this link: TimpFest.org (Clare Murphy storyteller profile)
Book ThiefMay 20, 201623mAfter a childhood in segregated New Orleans, Mary Gay Ducey moved to Berkeley-- just in time for the protest marches and sit-ins. From a childhood steeped in tradition and heritage to beginning her own family amidst the social unrest of the sixties, Ducey has many stories to tell and draws from her life to delight audiences with the humor and insight of her personal and historical, literary and folk storeis. To learn more about Mary Gay Ducey & the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival visit this link: TimpFest.org (Mary Gay Ducey storyteller profile)
After a childhood in segregated New Orleans, Mary Gay Ducey moved to Berkeley-- just in time for the protest marches and sit-ins. From a childhood steeped in tradition and heritage to beginning her own family amidst the social unrest of the sixties, Ducey has many stories to tell and draws from her life to delight audiences with the humor and insight of her personal and historical, literary and folk storeis. To learn more about Mary Gay Ducey & the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival visit this link: TimpFest.org (Mary Gay Ducey storyteller profile)
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