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The Narrators
by Ron Doyle, Sydney Crain & Erin Rollman
This podcast features a selection of true stories recorded live at The Narrators, the award-winning storytelling show from Denver, Colorado. Comedians, actors, musicians, writers, and other fascinating folks share stories from their lives, centered on a monthly theme.
Episodes
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264: Joshua Emerson, “This is a Love Story”
Finding love from oversharing in dark times.
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263: Cal Sheridan, “Yes to Everything”
Cal Sheridan gives listeners a brief overview of his whole life
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262: Salma Zaky, “Technical Difficulties”
How do you maintain intimacy in a long-distance relationship? Salma has some hot tips that didn't work for her.
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261: Andres Becerril “No Money, No Cookie”
Andres organizes a large-scale strike.
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260: Melanie Moseley, “That Particular Fact”
Melanie learns the true caloric intake of an important substance.
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259: Jacob Rupp, “Venturing Into the Hallways”
Tales of being trapped in an urban studio apartment.
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258: Matt Zambrano, “The Zambrano Method”
An actor answers a most frequently asked question.
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257: Miriam Suzanne, “Much Ado”
Being a theater kid in Indiana.
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256: Rob Kerkovich, “Make a Choice”
An unreliable digestive tract creates a chaotic and very messy train ride.
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255: Laura Wingate, “Heart Surgery & Horses”
A special organ near the heart and Laura’s connection with her horse friends.
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254: Steven Burge, “Christian Clown Camp”
Steven looks back on his first summer away from home.
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253: Janae Burris, “Self Delusions
Janae realizes she's accomplished AF.
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252: Suzi Q Smith, “I’d Rather Keep My Voice”
Manipulation, fame, success
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251: Brad Reubendale, “How to Fix Brad”
Brad’s life turned inside out and he survived.
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250: Kate Strobel, “A Case of You”
Mothers, daughters, and Joni Mitchell.
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249: Jose Macall, “Not Here to Judge”
Jose Macall works in a 911 call center and has the stories to prove it
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248: Eliza Skinner, “Confessions of a Childhood Narc”
Eliza cannot keep a secret.
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246:David Gborie, “It Could Only Be Yours”
A Gatorade bottle and the truth
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245: Erin Rollman, “Working Overtime”
Body disconnect and an odd "work-related” task
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244: Brandon Patrick, “Contents Under Pressure”
Two young boys try to unravel the mysteries of a 'blow job'
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243: Yancey Lee Anderson, “Piano Piano Piano”
Grandmas, amirite?
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242: Adele Alvarado, “The Empty Spaces in Someone Else’s Heart”
A woman uncovers a dark secret lurking beneath her 25-year marriage
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241: Sarita Field, “On the Shore of Magic Beach”
A woman remembers two friends from her former life
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240: Ben Roy, “Seven of Eight Days”
A young man refuses to use the outhouse at summer camp
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239: Rachel Weeks, “Dalton”
The multitudes of a standup comedian
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238: Shelsea Ochoa, “The ABCs of the Last 12 Months”
Your next storyteller is Shelsea Ochoa. We first met Shelsea a few years ago through a collaboration with Playback Theatre West, and she’s become an instant favorite of our show. She’s the creative director of Soul Stories, a wonderful storytelling organization here in Denver, and she’s one of…
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237: Gabby Gutierrez-Reed, “There’s Blood on the Floor”
The first day of culinary school
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236: Amanda Hergott, “Juvenile Record”
Shoplifting as an act of self-discovery.
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235: Jamie Brickhouse, “Let Me Let You Go”
A young man meets his first boyfriend
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234: Andrew Orvedahl, “Loyalty Test”
A suspicious boyfriend conducts a loyalty test
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233: Hayden Kristal, “The Folksy Wisdom of Bitsy, The Deaf/Blind Dog”
A comedian gives a voice to her deaf and blind dog
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232: Miriam Suzanne, “Born To Choose This Way”
A woman revisits a newspaper article about her adolescence
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231: Brice Maiurro, “An Incomplete Family History Written In Blue Ink”
A writer pens a story about the intersection of grief and creativity
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230: Laura Condi, “Figure It Out By The Time You’re 30”
A man at an art gallery shares the secret to a successful life
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229: Matthew Taylor, “The Gusto Evaporates”
A skinny-dipping meet-cute gone wrong
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228: Debbie Scheer, “The Uncomfortable Work”
Debbie shares a true story about her sons
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227: Stephen Brackett, “Incredible Opportunities for Humiliation”
A self-described black nerd shares three true stories about his relationship with sports
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226: Adrian Mesa, “Sigue Lo Tuyo”
Adrian tells a true story about his family and their beloved mango tree
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225: Bethany Hernandez, “I’m The One With The Deals”
Three short true stories about saying no
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224: Laura Bond, “The Voice Is The Impostor”
A true story about starting a new job in a new town
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223: Corey Rhoads, “On Not Belonging”
A true story about a lie we tell ourselves
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222: Greg Salvesen, “This Is Not a Library”
Greg decides to spice things up on a boring visit to his grandfather's house
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221: Karla Rodriguez, “A Lot of Elbows Involved”
Karla tells a true story about ditching school, handling the pit, and taking a hike to the face
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220: Erin Rollman, “Maybe a Ghost Has Gotten In”
Erin Rollman shares a true story about her work at Buntport Theater
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219: Remembering Lucy Roucis
A true story from Denver actor and comedian Lucy Roucis
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218: Adrian Holguin, “Collecting Trophies”
Adrian threads together data points from 30 years of teaching and improvising
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217: Rae Moore, “hard rocky lump/nice cushy soft”
Rae shares a true story about sibling shenanigans
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216: Jim Hunt, “The Words of Others”
Jim talks about the great gift and subtle curse of remembering.
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215: Shelsea Ochoa, “The Unlikely Good”
Shelsea tells the true story of why she believes in magic.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This podcast features a selection of true stories recorded live at The Narrators, the award-winning storytelling show from Denver, Colorado. Comedians, actors, musicians, writers, and other fascinating folks share stories from their lives, centered on a monthly theme.
HOSTED BY
Ron Doyle, Sydney Crain & Erin Rollman
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How many episodes does The Narrators have?
The Narrators currently has 50 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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This podcast features a selection of true stories recorded live at The Narrators, the award-winning storytelling show from Denver, Colorado. Comedians, actors, musicians, writers, and other fascinating folks share stories from their lives, centered on a monthly theme.
How often does The Narrators release new episodes?
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The Narrators is created and hosted by Ron Doyle, Sydney Crain & Erin Rollman.
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